Learn & Explore Series Episode 29
"What to expect and how to prepare for a Hawaii Photo Tour"
Did You Know?
Makawao on the slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano is the home of both the paniolo, or Hawaiian cowboy, and one of the top arts communities in the US.
Did You Know?
Hawaii Island is the largest and the youngest of all the islands. Among its many attractions is Holualoa, where the world-famous Kona coffee beans are grown.
Did You Know?
The island of Molokai has one of the most remote settlements on all the islands. To visit, Kalupapa National Historical Park requires a mule ride descending from 1,700-feet elevation to this seaside village.
Questions covered in the above interview:
- What makes Hawaii a great place for photography?
- What is the best way for photographers to create great images in Hawaii?
- What is a photo ecotour?
- What is the most important thing for photographer's to consider for shooting in Hawaii?
- How can I learn to use my camera?
- What is a Creative Photographic Process?
- So you mentioned visual grammar, what is that?
- Why are private tours the best way to experience the islands?
- If I want to shoot on mutltiple islands, how do i arrange that?
- Are any good group tours available?
- What are my best options for a photography workshop in Hawaii?
- What should I expect to get out of a photography workshop in Hawaii?
- Can I rent a camera or lenses through a workshop or photography tour?
- What happens if it rains?
- What is the best time to come to Hawaii for photography?
- Why are the Hawaii photography workshops the best?