NZPhotographer Issue 43, May 2021

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Astro Masterclass Workshop – Mt Cook 4-Day Photography Workshop 7-10 & 12-15 August 2021 Our Astro Masterclass Workshop is based in Mt Cook within the Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve, the world’s second-best area for viewing the night sky. With highly acclaimed astrophotographer Mark Gee along with Joel Staveley as your tutors. Designed to extend your skills in both Astro and timelapse photography, the workshop dates have been picked to ensure a new moon and winter offers the best conditions astrophotography. www.photographyworkshops.co.nz info@photographyworkshops.co.nz (0064) 21 0845 322
Behind The Shot with Sandra Benson Awesome Pink Sky Canon 90D, 18-55mm lens @ F9, 1/25s, ISO800, 18mm TELL US ABOUT YOU AND YOUR JOURNEY WITH PHOTOGRAPHY! When I left school my first two jobs were in the One Hour Photo industry, processing 35mm films. Other people’s cats, dogs, kids, cars... cats, dogs, kids, cars... Although it was repetitive, it did teach me a lot about composition, and the difference between a snap and a well composed photo. I worked for three and a half years in a Kodak Express outlet, and another 4 years being the sole operator of a Konica Photolab, which was part of a larger shop. During this time I purchased my first cameras, and always had a camera with me. I took photos of everything. I also had the opportunity to photograph a clutch of weddings, which I enjoyed. Once I left the workforce and had children, I decided that I disliked handing over my wedding photos over to someone else to process, so I didn’t continue in this field. I left on the cusp of the digital transformation and before long my 35mm cameras were obsolete. By this point I had made the decision to Home Educate my sons, and as a single income family, spending money on decent cameras to bring me up to date with technology, wasn’t in the budget. One of my hobbies over the years has been painting, acrylic on canvas. After my mother passed away in 2019, I spent a lot of time painting sunsets. I also spent many evenings taking photos of sunsets on my phone, to have material to work from. My husband has loved the joy painting has given me, but when I came home one day and said that as much as I love painting sunsets, I loved photographing them more, we agreed that I could buy a decent camera. I ended up choosing a Canon 90D with the 18-55 kit lens and a 55-250mm lens initially, making the NZPhotographer May 2021 7
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