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Creating Impact with Night Photography with Austin Jackson

Creating Impact with Night Photography

A step-by-step guide covering the entire process for creating awe inspiring night photography images of Milky Way.

– with Austin Jackson

3:30 pm – 5:00 pm (New York Time), Nov 27, 2020

THIS ONLINE CLASS HAS ENDED

Get unlimited streaming access to Webinar & Online Classes Recordings & ALL Video Tutorials on Visual Wilderness for just $14.95/mo.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I cannot attend my Live Online Class Session?

We record all our live classes session. So if for some reason you cannot attend a live session you will have 1 year watch the the recorded video.

NOTE: Online classes are non-refundable.

What do I need to attend Live Class Session?

You will need a high-speed internet connection to attend our live online class.

We use Zoom Meetings to run our online classes. Zoom Meetings is compatible with all devices, including Mac and PC desktop computers and laptops, mobile phones, and tablet devices. If you're still not sure whether your device will work with our streaming services, try your device out by joining a test meeting at https://zoom.us/test

NOTE: We do not recommend using your mobile phone to attend the meeting because of small screen size of mobile phone. You will get most out of your Online Classes if you are watching out live session on 13 inch or larger screen.

Can I access Online Classes after the Live Session?

Yes. We will attempt to record live presentation. Barring any unforeseen circumstances you will have 1 year access to the recorded video.

What's Included in our Online Classes?

Visual Wilderness Online classes is a live event. Here is what is included in our live online classes:

  • You will be able to watch and hear the instructors as they teach the class topic.
  • Our instructors use a variety of teaching materials in the online classes. These materials may include a Live video, Presentation, Post Processing and Field Videos and more.
  • You will be able to ask question during the Live Event using Zoom’s chat box. NOTE: You do not need a microphone to ask questions. All questions are submitted using the chat box.
  • We will send you a video recording of the class after the live session is completed.

CLASS AGENDA

  • Introduction
  • Fieldwork: Helpful Apps, Camera settings & Photography Composition
  • Overview of Post-Processing Workflow with Lightroom & Photoshop
  • Photoshop techniques for adding Star Reduction & Star Glow
  • How to Highlight the Colors in Milky Way
  • Creating drama in the Foreground using Luminosity Masking in Photoshop
  • Using Nik collection for Noise Reduction
  • Conclusion

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT

  • Compatible with: Photoshop CC 2020 or later, Adobe Lightroom Classic, Nik Collection.
  • Video Created with: Photoshop CC 2020 or later, Adobe Lightroom Classic, Nik Collection.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • A step-by-step guide for taking stunning Milky Way and night photography images.
  • How to find compelling compositions and use the correct camera settings for night photography
  • Master a Photoshop workflow for adding star glow and star reduction to create artistic night photography.
  • Understand the secrets for bringing out the colors & reducing noise in your Milky Way night photos.
  • Start-to-Finish workflow using real-life Milky Way case study with a straight-forward and easy to understand process.

Leave this webinar with the knowledge and tools you need to create images of the most stunning and artistic photo of the night’s sky!

What People are Saying

It was excellent!

In camera exposure principles very simply explained in today’s Mastering Exposure Webinar . It was excellent!

Alan Dixon
Norwich, England

What a refreshing approach in an ever changing industry!

I have been an outdoor photographer for 25 years and really enjoy tuning in to Varina and Jay’s tutorials, they are leading the way with their technical knowledge and philosophy on composition, what a refreshing approach

Guy Vickers
New Plymouth, New Zealand

Great stuff!

I’m enjoying your Creating Impact Course video tutorials and case studies. They’ve really helped clarify a number of areas that have always been a big vague for me – like hyperfocal distance! I’ve also really appreciated

Ruth Smith
Tasmania, Australia

Alan brings inanimate objects to life

I love Alan Shapiro‘s energy and enthusiasm for his subject. He brings inanimate objects to life and exposes their soul.

Alison Tinson
United Kingdom

You guys do a fabulous job teaching

You guys do a fabulous job teaching the Essential Filters Course  in a fairly easy and straightforward manner that we can comprehend quickly. I have already learned a lot about different tips and tricks just by

Jeffery Wong
California

This is the most informative video I’ve seen

I just purchased Photoshop Layers and Masks tutorial (by Kate Silvia) and have watched the first three chapters. I had to stop watching and write to you. This is the most informative video I’ve seen explaining

Richard P.
Connecticut, USA

Clear and Concise Information

It has been great to work through your video tutorials at my own pace and concentrate on subjects that most interest me. You provide clear and concise information, and the workflow portions are excellent for driving

Jody Olson
California

This is a really well structured and explained course

I thank you for your knowledge and practical walk through of the location and thought process with the final shots. This is a really well structured and explained course (Behind the Lens). It has given me

Peter Lord
NSW, Australia

Excellent Class for a New Student

The Creative Sharpening Class by Jay Patel enlightened me as to the different approaches to sharpening various aspects of a landscape scene. It would be an excellent class for a new student of Lightroom as well

Larry Wilkinson
Michigan, United States

You have solved a huge mystery for me

Varina – this is EXACTLY what I have been studying these days and you have solved a huge mystery for me with this explanation of hyperfocal distance. I’m going to put your chart in my iPhone

Catherine Martin
Palm Desert, California