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PSPF Andy Katz's Landscape Photography Workshop 2013

Andy Katz (Photographer http://www.andykatzphotography.com/, Author, Sony Artisan of Imagery) is joined by the 2013 Color in the Landscape Photography Workshop Class over three days (Palm Springs Photography Festival Workshop April 29th to May 2nd) of "hands-on" in the field "exposure" (pun intended). Meet Andy Katz, Tom Kluzak, Glen Nakasaka,John Henebry, Anne Grove, Mark "Max" Bowen and Kent Sweitzer. Here's a close up look of the people and some of the images captured over the three days including two trips on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, early mornings in Joshua Tree National Monument Park & Painted /Ladder Canyons, plus a mid day excursion into Indian Canyons (owned & operated by the Aqua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians). The record high temperatures for late April and early May (plus 100 F) encouraged early morning treks followed by afternoon "shade" photography. Select photographs taken by Glen Nakasako, SmogDesign, Los Angeles, California.
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Meet the 2013 Color in the Landscape: Andy Katz photography workshop group.

  • Meet the 2013 Color in the Landscape: Andy Katz photography workshop group.
  • Andy Katz, Photographer , PSPF Faculty. Andy began the course by sharing some of his select photographs and the stories behind them. Each member of the group also shared some of their works.
  • Tom Kluzak
  • Two of Mark Bowen's, Now Photography, painted photographs.
  • Anne Grove, Anne Grove Photography, Tucson, AZ - the coolest hair & shoes.
  • Tom Katz (L) with Glen Nakasako, Smog Design, Los Angeles, CA.
  • Rose petals lying on a nearby translucent roof at the Korakia Pensione Hotel, Palm Springs, CA. The photograph was taken with the mid-day sun high in the sky - the blue "petals" are created by shadows being cast on the roof.
  • Petals on a gas range outside of Andy's room at the Korakia Pensione Hotel.
  • Unloading at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway.
  • Glen with field photographers for Sony.
  • Palm Springs Aerial Tramway view on the way up to Mount San Jacinto State Park.
  • Our spectacular 10 minute, 2 1/2 mile trips begins below at the Valley Station (2,643 feet elevation) and rises to 8516 feet at the top, passing through 5 unique life zones along the way - from Sonoran Desert to an Alpine wilderness.
  • Touching base before heading out into the wilderness.
  • Mark Bowen (L), Anne Grove (Center) and Glen Nakasaka (R) get oriented at the top of the mountain.
  • Andy Katz providing hands on tips and instructions.
  • Comparing images captured.
  • Photography includes taking a closer look on the forest floor.
  • Anne was the perfect model for the Workshop Group.
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