Insightful, warm and funny; Tony is always in your corner. A long time professional with a focus on people photography and macro, he enjoys the role of teacher as much as photographer. Like your mother-in-law, he’s there to ask you tough questions or tell you when you’re not good enough. But like your favorite coach, he’ll teach you the skills and help you live up to your potential.
That’s great ’cause we’ve got answers for you. Mentoring helps you put all the pieces together so you can move forward at light speed.
It’s really hard to figure out the best path to take when you’re all on your own. We’ll walk you down the right one by setting individual goals that are perfectly tailored for you so you’ll easily stay on track.
Consider us your watering can and a bundle of sunshine. You’ll be blown away by how much you grow in just six month of mentoring.
Mentoring is the best of both worlds. It’s kick ass education that comes to you in the comfort and convenience of your own home. It’s essentially like having your cake and eating it too (and we know you like cake).
We’ve been around the block a few times and know how to easily move you in the direction of your dreams. We hold the keys that will help you succeed.
Gain some new skills without even leaving the house. These downloadable courses were made just for you. Pajamas not included.
I get asked a lot which is my favorite workshop. Eyes searching skyward, I take a deep breath and attempt to provide an accurate and honest answer. It’s a tough question, though. It’s loaded with pre-conceived ideas and expectations of a simple, easy answer. For me, there is no easy answer.
Atmospheric, dramatic and saturated are words that come to mind when describing Olympic National Park. While not the first park that comes to mind when considering our country’s protected spaces it is certainly one of that hardest to forget once you pay a visit to this magnificent location.
We just got back from a workshop in Olympic where we spent the week with 14 talented photographers. As with all our workshops, we gave each student a project for the week to help push them into new and important directions with their photography. We were so blown away by the images they created that…
Once you have pressed your shutter, its time to craft your final image in post-processing. To help guide us, we can look to some of the basic rules of composition. These can be a great assist in our final editing decisions.
Macro is certainly one of the most difficult and rewarding types of photography out there. So many technical obstacles stand between the photographer and their vision but you’d never know it by looking at what our students produced in Portland.
“Teachers this good are rare and wonderful.”
– David H. Johnston
“Inspiration on steroids!”
– Julie Thornton
“Tony and Tim aren’t just skilled photographers, they’re wonderful teachers…and on top of that, they’re warm, smart, funny, delightful people who are actually fun to be around.”
– Sheila Potter
“The results exceeded our expectations!”
– Clay and Carla Smith
