Ellen Nelson presents “Cowboys, Horses and Shooting Oncoming Subjects” on October 16, 2017 at 7pm, Lone Tree Civic Center.
Ellen will teach us what to do when shooting moving subjects in 3 simple steps.
- Create good composition with constantly moving subjects.
- Know what camera settings to use when your subject is racing toward you.
- Take advantage of photo opportunities to get amazing shots.
About Ellen Nelson
Ellen Nelson has been a professional photographer most of her life. When she was a teen, she earned money by photographing the neighborhood children, printing the images in her basement darkroom and then selling them to the parents. She has worked as a university photographer, photojournalist, portrait photographer and freelance photographer, shooting for Time, Ms., and numerous Colorado magazines and newspapers. Ellen’s photos have been used in advertisements worldwide and in numerous books and publications. Her Florida Scrub-Jay photo was recently selected as a 2017 Audubon Photography Awards: Top 100. When asked what her favorite subject is to photograph, Ellen answers, “Anything that moves!” She is currently exhibiting in four galleries in Colorado and will be conducting two Cowboys, Horses and Wildlife workshops in Montana in 2018.
