Black & White: Bold Interpretations of Nature with Sarah Marino

In this inspiring yet practical presentation, Sarah Marino will share her essential lessons for photographing nature in black and white. Sarah will discuss some important mindset practices that support photographing in black and white, learning to see opportunities for black and white photography, understanding tones and tonal relationships, and learning to work with natural light in new ways. Sarah will also share three in-depth case studies, including the story behind the photo, technical details, composition, light, and detailed processing steps from RAW file to finished photograph. This talk will help you to see the natural world in a new way and open fresh avenues for creative expression. 

About Sarah

Sarah Marino is a nature photographer, photography educator, and writer. In addition to photographing grand landscapes, Sarah is best known for her photographs of a diverse range of smaller subjects including intimate landscapes, abstract renditions of natural subjects, creative portraits of plants and trees. Sarah is an author or co-author of a diverse range of educational resources for nature photographers on subjects like composition, photographing nature’s small scenes, and black and white photography. Sarah is also a highly regarded photography teacher, focusing on personal expression, seeing opportunities in any landscape, photographing nature’s small scenes, and a slow style of photography focused on exploration and connect with nature. 

Note: This meeting will be recorded and a link to the recording will be provided to all attendees the day after the presentation. 

Non-club member attendees are welcome to join the meeting for a fee of $17.31 (tax and service charges included), to purchase a ticket click HERE.  

There is no charge to club members, if you are interested in joining the club, information can be found on the Membership page of this site. 

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