1985 VHS • Advanced Nature Photography 60 FPS

About

An instructional nature photography video produced by Kodak, running approximately 30 minutes. The program follows two photographers, Stephen Deal and Vicky Zaremba, on a series of outdoor field sessions demonstrating techniques for close-up and wildlife photography. Their outings include a marshy bog in the early morning searching for dew-covered dragonflies, a wooded area where they photograph bunchberries and note their location in a logbook for a return visit during flowering season, and a national park wildlife segment.

Subjects addressed include the importance of early morning shooting when insects are inactive and still accessible, advance trip planning using field notes and guidebooks, equipment protection from dirt and water in the field, lighting control, and the artful use of natural elements as compositional aids. The closing segment frames nature photography as accessible to photographers of all skill levels and across a wide range of locations from national parks to backyards. The program closes with a promotional reel for additional titles in Kodak's video learning series, described as covering composition, lighting, lenses, filters, film principles, and on-location professional tips across 20 available programs.

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Archive

Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault

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Credit

The Vista Group®

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

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