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Moose Peterson
A Nikon Legend Behind the Lens, Lexar Elite Photographer, recipient of the John Muir Conservation Award, Research Associate with the Endangered Species Recovery Program, published in over 130 magazines worldwide, author of 23 books, and lecturing across the country to thousands upon thousands of photographers barely covers the work and goals of wildlife photographer Moose Peterson.One of the original Nikon shooters to receive the D1 in 1999, Moose embraced this new technology becoming the only wildlife photographer in the world to shoot strictly digital in the early years. A beta site for all the major hardware and software manufacturers, Moose continues his main goal of photographing the life history of North America's endangered wildlife and wild places using the latest tools. Creative innovation of new techniques, both behind the camera and the computer, is the driving force behind his photography and goals.
Yellowstone Big Game Photography-
Yellowstone National Park in the fall is the best place to photograph big game. Join wildlife photographer Moose Peterson as he explores Yellowstone and captures amazing images from this national treasure
Lesson 01 Welcome (1:42)
Lesson 02 Practical Tips (6:37)
Lesson 03 Do Not Be Afraid of Bad Weather (2:51)
Lesson 04 Time is Everything (6:56)
Lesson 05 Creating the Photo (3:58)
Lesson 06 Composing the Scene (3:46)
Lesson 07 Lone Bison (12:48)
Lesson 08 Bull Elk, Testing, and Teleconverter (11:23)
Lesson 09 Break the Jinx (3:38)
Lesson 10 Scouting After Dark (1:29)
Lesson 11 Working the Background (7:04)
Lesson 12 Bad Boy Number 6 (6:04)
Lesson 13 Camera Bag (3:41)
Lesson 14 Classic Shots (3:07)
Lesson 15 Hand Holding and Panning Techniques (4:23)
Lesson 16 Hop Scotch (7:20)
- Photographing Florida Birds
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Join famed wildlife photographer Moose Peterson as he goes out in search of some magnificent Florida bird shots
Lesson 01 Be Prepared (2:21)
Lesson 02 Talking About Strategy (4:41)
Lesson 03 Approaching the Birds (8:36)
Lesson 04 Depth of Field (6:24)
Lesson 05 Focal Length (1:26)
Lesson 06 What Am I Looking For? (1:22)
Lesson 07 Important Points (3:44)
Lesson 08 Flock in Flight (1:53)
Lesson 09 Camera Gear and Settings (7:23)
Lesson 10 Proper Long Lens Technique (3:27)
Lesson 11 The Flash (6:38)
Lesson 12 Continuing with the Flash (4:34)
Lesson 13 Tripod Head (2:25)
Lesson 14 Teleconverter (1:45)
Lesson 15 Shooting Osprey (5:25)
- Landscape Photography, Part 2
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Using knowledge of light and sharpness, we compose by throwing out conventional wisdom and taking our landscape photography to a new level.
Lesson 01 Introduction and Composition (11:08)
Lesson 02 Discussing Depth of Field (4:33)
Lesson 03 Working with Depth of Field (2:56)
Lesson 04 Applying What You Have Learned (5:32)
Lesson 05 Working with Dynamic Light (2:55)
Lesson 06 Blinkies (3:38)
Lesson 07 The Ultra Wide Pano (4:35)
Lesson 08 Retouching Your Photos (9:03)
Lesson 09 Removing Color Cast (6:23)
Lesson 10 Assembling the Ultra Wide Pano (3:43)
Lesson 11 Fisheye Pano (2:53)
Lesson 12 8 Stop Image (5:47)
Lesson 13 Conclusion (2:05)
- Landscape Photography - Ground Work
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Taking the wonder our eyes see and mind and heart records and translating that to a single click of the shutter requires a lot more than just being there.
Lesson 01 Introduction (5:29)
Lesson 02 Fisheye Lenses (2:55)
Lesson 03 Ultra Wide Lenses (4:31)
Lesson 04 Mid Range Zoom Lenses (4:21)
Lesson 05 Telephoto Zoom Lenses (0:39)
Lesson 06 Telephoto Lenses (1:00)
Lesson 07 Forest Stream - Applying Lens Knowledge (8:29)
Lesson 08 Forest Stream - Applying the Polarizer (4:21)
Lesson 09 Forest Scene with the Fisheye (2:38)
Lesson 10 Finishing Lesson - Images From the Lake (11:03)
Lesson 11 Finishing Lesson - Fisheye Pano (4:08)
Lesson 12 Finishing Lesson - Bringing the Water Out of the Creek (4:22)
Lesson 13 Conclusion (1:59)
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