Improving Composition in Your Landscape, Nature and Travel Photographs (Virtual Lecture, Apr. 23)

Bucks County is, without a doubt, beautiful. Its varied landscapes and rich history have brought artists of all kinds to the region. Join local photographer Josh Friedman for an online presentation focusing on photographic composition and ways to improve your images. He will provide a series of specific suggestions and will use his own images of Bucks County, the Preserve and his travels elsewhere to illustrate these concepts.

Photography has been integral throughout Josh’s life. Beginning with a 110 Kodak Pocket Instamatic as a child, he had converted a storage closet in his parent’s basement into a darkroom to develop photos while he was in high school. For 25 years, he shot with a series of traditional film SLR cameras, but for many years he has now shot exclusively with digital cameras, and he uses software to edit his image. Josh received his undergraduate degree from Franklin and Marshall College and went on to earn his Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Currently, a psychologist at his practice in Lawrenceville, NJ, his photography has been exhibited in several juried fine art shows. You can find his work in hundreds of homes, offices and medical clinics in addition to being used commercially. They are available for purchase through his online ETSY shop, “JoshFriedmanPhoto.”

Fees: $15,  Members can use their discount code to receive 20% off this program.

If you are a member and having trouble with using your code, please message development@bhwp.org

Additional Information: Online registration for this program closes on Friday, Apr. 23, 2021, at 5:30 pm; for help with registration please email education@bhwp.org.

You will receive your email with the Zoom meeting invitation after the registration period closes. Please be sure to keep an eye on your inbox and spam folders.

NOTE: At checkout, you will be required to enter a pickup time. Please scroll through the list and select “Virtual Class.”