Gold KelbyOne - Richard Bernabe - National Parks: A Photographer's Guide to the Great Smoky Mountains

https://members.kelbyone.com/course...ographers-guide-to-the-great-smoky-mountains/

• LESSON 1: Introduction
  The instructor introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the lessons that follow.
• LESSON 2: Ben Morton Overlook and Tremont
  Richard shares the view from Ben Morton Overlook, then heads to Tremont for a moving water shot.
• LESSON 3: Ephemeral Waterfall
  Stopping off the road for a small, but beautiful waterfall that only flows in the spring.
• LESSON 4: River Ben
  Richard stops at a very popular photo spot at a bend in the river.
• LESSON 5: Middle Prong Trail
  Heading off on a trail full of beautiful waterfall opportunities.
• LESSON 6: Photographing Forests
  Overcasts days are a good time to frame up some forest photos.
• LESSON 7: Cascades
  All along the road you’ll find a number of photogenic cascades that are worth the stop.
• LESSON 8: Meigs Falls
  This is a great stop for a waterfall framed by trees with a great leading line.
• LESSON 9: Foothills Parkway
  Sometimes fog is your friend and sometimes it is too much, so be prepared with a plan B.
• LESSON 10: Wildflowers
  This park is a great place for photographing wildflowers in the spring.
• LESSON 11: Reflections
  Sunny days are a great time to photograph reflections.
• LESSON 12: Clingmans Dome
  This is the highest point in the Smoky Mountains and a great spot for sunrise or sunset.
• LESSON 13: Cades Cove
  A great open field in the park for morning shots.
• LESSON 14: Restored Cabins
  There are a collection of cabins that have been restored and maintained by the park.
• LESSON 15: Conclusion
  Richard wraps up the class with some closing thoughts to help you move forward.

Released: 2024

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