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Welcome to the 658th issue of SnapShot! Hello,
Season's greetings from BetterPhoto! Want a great photo vacation for the new year, but can't afford the time off? We have a stellar lineup of instructors who specialize in various aspects of photography. Our online photo adventures kick off in January: 8-week courses and 2-week and 4-week courses. In these interactive online photography classes, you'll have fun, learn a lot and receive pro feedback on your work - without the expense of an on-location workshop! For many members, this time of year means winter-weather photography. In this issue, check out Rob Sheppard's article ('Nature Photography: How to Shoot When It's Cold or Wet'), as well as Jim Zuckerman's article ('Wildlife Photography: Shoot Below Eye Level If Possible'). That's it for this week. Enjoy the holiday season, and have fun with your photography! Kerry Drager
Newsletter Editor
Articles by BetterPhoto Instructors
Getting low gives an animal subject greater stature, it makes the image more impressive, and the photograph seems more intimate. See Jim Zuckerman's article... If we really care about the whole range of nature and capturing that in our photographs, says Rob Sheppard, that means getting outside in all sorts of weather. Rob offers many great tips in his Instructor Insights blog.
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