LensFlare 35 is a weekly show brought to you by Dave Warner. In this week’s episode, Dave interviews one of America’s best-known contemporary outdoor and nature photographers – George Lepp. George’s passion for natural beauty, technical precision, cutting-edge technology, and environmental responsibility are revealed in his beautiful and compelling photographic images.
In this episode, George talks about why he shoots with Canon gear, what his favorite equipment is, the most exciting technology breakthrough he’s seen in recent years, his phenominal panoramic images and how he makes them, his favorite locations to shoot, and where he’s going to speak next.
Equipment and Software mentioned in this podcast: Helicon Focus, Adobe Photoshop CS4, Canon EOS 5D MK II, Canon 17 mm tilt shift lens, Canon 24-105 mm lens, Canon 500 mm lens, Canon 100-400 mm lens, Canon EOS 1 D MK III, Canon 16-35 mm lens, Photomatix Pro Software, Canon 180 mm macro lens, Gigapan, Canon Powershot G10, Canon 1.4 teleconverter for G10, 60″ Canon iPF9000s large format printer.
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Beautiful light and colors here.
The low angle takes the ‘cliche’ out of the photo, leaving only this colorful delight.
Nicely done !
Sir,how long will you have to go to college to become a wildlife photographer?
Sir,how long will you have to go to college to become a wildlife photographer?
I think education is important, but I’m not sure that you have to go to college to become a wildlife photographer! I don’t know how old you are, but George Lepp is a great mentor of younger folks. You can contact him directly and I’m sure he’d answer. George@GeoLepp.com I have an interview coming up with Moose Peterson, who is a famous wildlife photographer and I’ll ask him the question for you.
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