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When the Work Finds Its Place
By bkillen |
There are times in an artist’s development when something begins to shift. The work starts ...
Read More Protecting the Work You Create
By bkillen |
Many of our Mentor Students are publishing their work, finding success in online and brick-and-mortar ...
Read More Fire Goats
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Photographs by EF Smith III, selected for publication in LensWork In the quiet hills of ...
Read More Ricky Workman Selected for Solo Exhibition at Red Bluff Art Gallery
By bkillen |
We are pleased to announce that Ricky Workman, NPPE Mentor Graduate, has been selected for ...
Read More Small Towns at Night
By bkillen |
Photography as Narrative, After the Lights Go Out from W. Scott Olsen W. Scott Olsen’s ...
Read More The Pledge of Allegiance
By bkillen |
Genavieve Heywood, a Fine Art Photographer and Paster of The Veradale United Church of Christ ...
Read More Teal Skies and Carrot-Colored Pinnacles. An Art Photographer’s Slow Blowing Dream.
By bkillen |
When we hiked in, the air was dark and crisp with the promise of a ...
Read More Do We Still Need Photographers?
By bkillen |
It’s a big question and several threads on Reddit and a great piece on PetaPixel ...
Read More California Redwoods: Challenges and Rewards
By bkillen |
Embarking on a journey into landscape photography is like stepping into a world where nature ...
Read More A Hopeful Horizon
By bkillen |
It's half past night in the west and quarter till nautical sunrise in the east. ...
Read More Frames Magazine Elevates Fine Art Photography Through Print
By bkillen |
A Wonderful Accident “Excellent Photography Belongs on Paper,” claims Frames, an art photography magazine I ...
Read More Achievement—Success—Getting it Done—Recognition—Celebration
By bkillen |
One of the things we love to do at National Park Photography Expeditions is to ...
Read More Elevate Your Landscape Art Photography in Utah
By bkillen |
Elevate your landscape photography with National Park Photography Expeditions in an amazing Utah National Park. ...
Read More How Fine art photography Can Reach Their Ideal Audience
By bkillen |
If you struggle to sell your art photography, you are not alone. Selling art prints, ...
Read More How to Prepare for a Landscape Photography Workshops
By bkillen |
Landscape photography workshops are often multi-day programs, and the students focus on camera, composition, post-production, ...
Read More How To Choose The Right Photography Workshop
By bkillen |
Enrolling in a Photography Workshop can impact your creative photography in very positive ways, but ...
Read More How to Sell Your Art Photography Prints – 6 Steps to Sales Success
By bkillen |
As an art photography teacher, art mentor director, and marketing pro with four decades of ...
Read More The Grand Teton Experience
By bkillen |
Creating stunning photographs in the Grand Teton National Park seems like a no-brainer. One can ...
Read More From My Journal – The Pt. Reyes First Horizon Class Experience
By bkillen |
The seven photographers who came to the Pt. Reyes National Seashore First Horizons workshop arrived ...
Read More National Park Photography Expedition Retrospective – Part 5
By admin |
In 2021, many of our NPPE Alumni created expression-filled photography that attracted the attention of ...
Read More National Park Photography Expedition Retrospective – Part 4
By admin |
In 2021, many of our NPPE Alumni created expression-filled photography that attracted the attention of ...
Read More National Park Photography Expedition Retrospective – Part 3
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In 2021, thirteen of our NPPE Alumni created expression-filled photography that attracted the attention of ...
Read More National Park Photography Expedition Retrospective – Part 2
By admin |
In 2021, thirteen of our NPPE Alumni created expression-filled photography that attracted the attention of ...
Read More National Park Photography Expedition Retrospective – Part 1
By admin |
In 2021, thirteen of our NPPE Alumni created expression-filled photography that attracted the attention of ...
Read More 5 Reasons Why You Should Start Your Holiday Shopping Now
By Paul Ekstrand |
Tips & Tricks to Have All Your Shopping Complete Before Turkey Day The early bird ...
Read More How to Pack Light for a Travel Photography Shoot
By Paul Ekstrand |
Written by Destiny Lopez Take Our Travel Carry-On Challenge Before a single photo is captured, ...
Read More Oh, the Places You’ll Go! (With a Good Landscape Tripod)
By bkillen |
Tripods & Accessories Built for the Great Outdoors Ask any successful Landscape Photographer about their ...
Read More Learn Photo Editing in Two Minutes
By admin |
Each time I complete a First Horizon or Masterclass program, we provide our students with ...
Read More How Will a Portfolio Review Improve my Photography?
By bkillen |
A Fool-Proof Guide to Portfolio Reviews Photo: Nick Fewings What is a Portfolio Review? Portfolio ...
Read More Canyonlands National Park
By admin |
“Elsewhere the sky is the roof of the world; but here the earth was the ...
Read More Five Essential Photography Books For the Self-Taught Creative
By Paul Ekstrand |
Must-Have Print Resources For Photographers One of the most valuable educational and motivational tools for ...
Read More Is Your Art Photography Marketable?
By Paul Ekstrand |
A Checklist for Aspiring Photographers So, you think you’re ready to take the entrepreneurial plunge ...
Read More Grand Staircase-Escalante: A National Monument for the Creative Landscape Art Photographer
By admin |
The charm of the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument (GSENM) is phenomenal. It is a ...
Read More On Tripods: The Three Legs of Success
By Paul Ekstrand |
Five Reasons Why You Need to Own & Use a Tripod When it comes to ...
Read More Used Cameras – Should you buy one?
By admin |
I sometimes hear from workshop students and others in the photographic community that they would ...
Read More New Dell Models for Creators
By admin |
THE REDESIGNED XPS 15 AND NEW XPS 17 ARE A PHOTOGRAPHERS DREAM MACHINE I am ...
Read More Should I Buy Used Equipment
By admin |
I have always been fearful of buying used photography equipment. I’ve had these dreams of ...
Read More When Will Our National Parks Open?
By admin |
This Month Many National Parks Will Open in Phases I know every landscape and wildlife ...
Read More Why The National Parks are Closing
By admin |
National Parks, National Monuments, and State Parks are closing to public visitors across the country ...
Read More Do I need Photoshop?
By admin |
I got this with Lightroom! Why do I need to use Photoshop? A couple of ...
Read More 8 Powerful Life Changes for the New Decade
By admin |
It’s the New Year, a new decade, and it is a common practice to make ...
Read More 4 Key Steps to Feel Your Work in Lightroom
By admin |
During a post-production session at a recent Mojave First Horizon Workshop several photographers asked why ...
Read More The Rocky Trail of Thankfulness
By admin |
Ted Rigoni I recently returned from teaching the Grand Staircase Escalante Master Class, with the ...
Read More The National Park Angels
By admin |
Along the Hole in the Rock Road a pre-dawn light filled the sky with high ...
Read More Conceptualizing the Hoodoos
By admin |
The American Landscape is a vast array of interlinked details and immense wide-open spaces compressed ...
Read More Why I Journal & You Should Too
By admin |
If you want to increase the creative and emotional range of your photography, then you ...
Read More The Death of the DSLR
By admin |
It's not the first time that the DSLR has been declared dead, but it may ...
Read More Visualization, the Key to Photographic Fine Art Photography Masterclass
By admin |
Within the visual arts, we define Visualization as the practice of seeing in the mind’s ...
Read More How to Find that Perfect Landscape Photography Location
By admin |
Finding your next landscape location is a process, not a product, and a critical workflow ...
Read More How to Effectively Use the Powerful Adobe Lightroom Dehaze Tool
By admin |
After Dehaze Before Dehaze The Dehaze slider in Lightroom is one of the most powerful and useful ...
Read More How to Get Your Adobe Lightroom Catalog Organized
By admin |
I can’t tell you how many messed up, utterly chaotic, Lightroom catalogs I’ve seen as ...
Read More Does the New Adobe Lightroom AUTO Feature Really Work?
By admin |
As a rule, I recoil from anything described as “auto,” any promise of instant gratification ...
Read More 6 Ways to Control and Reduce Noise in Landscape Photos
By admin |
Got Landscape Photography Noise? Digital Camera noise is one of those annoying, irritating, pain in ...
Read More Should You Pay More to Visit a National Park?
By admin |
Going to a popular National Park will soon cost more... but it is worth it! ...
Read More Tech Notes from the Field: Using Filters for Photography
By admin |
Neutral Density Filters During our National Park Photography Master Class and First Horizons workshops, we ...
Read More Photography Workshops, Are They Worth the Money?
By admin |
Photography Workshops, Are They Worth the Money? By Bob Killen, ACE, ACI The answer to ...
Read More Landscape Photography Composition: Creating the Landscape Art Photography Theme
By admin |
Creating the Landscape Art Photography Theme By Bob Killen, ACE, ACI Creating a powerful, meaningful, ...
Read More Landscape Photography Courses Composition: The Ground Dominant Image
By admin |
Landscape Photography Composition: The Ground Dominant Image By Bob Killen Original Cinder Cone Garden ...
Read More Landscape Photography Composition: Minimalism
By admin |
Landscape Photography Composition: Minimalism Steve Ripple studied landscape photography composition with the Mojave National Preserve ...
Read More Landscape Photography Composition: The Sky Dominant Image
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Landscape Photography Composition: The Sky Dominant Image Completed image from Lightroom A moment after the ...
Read More Microwaving Your Images? Probably Not a Good Idea!
By admin |
Microwaving Your Images? Probably Not a Good Idea! Don't Microwave Your Images! The landscape ...
Read More Capitol Reef Curriculum is Online Now!
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Read More How We Choose our Master Class Workshop Training Schedules
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"Island in the Sky" by Bob Killen, Adobe Certified Instructor, Canyonlands National Park We are ...
Read More Olympic Curriculum is Online Now!
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June 20-25, 2017 [dt_button link="https://nppemaster.wpengine.com/master-classes/washington/#olsummer" target_blank="true" button_alignment="default" animation="fadeIn" size="large" style="default" bg_color_style="accent" bg_hover_color_style="accent" text_color_style="default" text_hover_color_style="default"]CLICK ...
Read More Canyonlands Curriculum is Online Now!
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May 9-14, 2017 [dt_button link="https://nppemaster.wpengine.com/photography-workshops/utah/#clsummer" target_blank="true" button_alignment="default" animation="fadeIn" size="large" style="default" bg_color_style="accent" bg_hover_color_style="accent" text_color_style="default" text_hover_color_style="default"]CLICK ...
Read More Mojave National Preserve Expedition
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Read More How We Choose Our National Parks
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Capitol Reef National Park “How come you don’t teach in Yosemite, Yellowstone, or the Tetons?” ...
Read More Canyonlands Curriculum Coming Soon
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Canyonlands National Park May 9-14, 2017 Canyonlands National Park is an adventure park, and our ...
Read More Mojave National Preserve Expedition
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Soda Lake, Mojave National Preserve February 7-12, 2017 February is just over the horizon and ...
Read More Online Post-Production & Landscape Photography Classes
By admin |
Spend One-2-One time with Bob Killen, Adobe Certified Instructor During this past year, we tested ...
Read More 2016 Expeditions a Success
By admin |
Photograph by Marti Phillips, Mojave National Preserve, February 2017 Workshop 2016 was the first year ...
Read More Intimate Landscape
By admin |
The Sequoia Shadows Expedition Masterclass is ground zero for intimate landscape images. Intimacy ...
Read More Catch a Falling Star (With Your Camera)
By admin |
UNSPECIFIED - SEPTEMBER 07: A bright meteor during Perseid meteor shower (Aug. 12) is captured ...
Read More Landscape Master Class Series – Part Three
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3 Elements For Mastering Landscape Photography “There’s no worse thing than a sharp picture of ...
Read More Landscape Master Class Series – Part Two
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“Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer – and often the supreme disappointment.” ― Ansel ...
Read More Landscape Master Class & Photography Workshops Series – Part One
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Learning about National Park Photographic Expeditions and Landscape Master Classes An Overview Wow! The Capitol ...
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