This summer, I had the first-time privilege of participating in Adobe's Photo Educators Summit. Now in its tenth year, the summit moves around the U.S. This time, much to my delight, the event was held in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a place I had never been.
There were two main areas where we photographed; Downtown Santa Fe, and Eaves Movie Ranch, just outside of Santa Fe.
The movie ranch images were shot on my iPhone 5 and Nikon D750.
I'm trying something a little different in the project; I want to share a lot of images with you, but to reduce the scrolling that normally occurs, I've used Lightroom's Print module to create collages of related images. Let me know what you think of this approach.
Shoot. Edit.
Over the four or five days I made pictures at this workshop, I captured more than 450 frames, between smartphone, Nikon D750 and Lumix GF7. I've whittled it down to what you see here for the final showing on Behance, but you can see more images on my Flickr album, or a different representation by checking out my Spark Story.
The Town
The People
Vignettes
Outskirts
Sundown, You Better Take Care...
I hope you've enjoyed this trip back into yester-year. For more on the story, be sure to check out my Spark Story on the event, and my other related projects, Photo - Paint and Downtown Santa Fe. You can also see more of the Santa Fe images in my Flickr album.