Learn & Explore Series: Osprey Photo Workshops
Osprey Photo Workshops
Did You Know?
When photographing wildlife, assume a low profile. You appear less threatening so the animal’s behavior is more natural. Images have higher impact and if there is eye contact with the camera, shots seem more intimate.
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Did You Know?
When photographing, I typically try to identify what first attracted me to the subject. Once identified, I can select the lens, lighting, angle of view, etc. that best emphasizes that feature.
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Did You Know?
Careful observation of animal behavior is essential for capturing the best wildlife images. With the knowledge acquired, you are better able to predict what the animal will do next.
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Questions covered in the above interview:
- Let’s start off with the basics what is Osprey Photo Workshops & Tours?
- When was this company founded?
- Let’s jump in the way back machine, let’s go back to the very day you started this company. What was the original inspiration for doing so?
- When a company releases a product or service they generally have a particular avatar or audience in mind. Can you share who that person is here?
- What has been your proudest accomplishment to date for Osprey Photo Workshops & Tours?
- It seems common that companies title their products/services as the “Best” in their market. How do you feel your workshops compares to others in the marketplace?
- How do you determine the time of the year to set these workshops up?
- How many guest do you permit on your workshops?
- Can you expound a little on what guest enjoy the most about photographing these spots you cover?
- Talk to us about a typical day on one of your workshops?
- What do you want your guest to walk away with after attending one of your workshops?
- What do you recommend for preparation for these workshops?
- How do you determine what locations you photograph with your clients?
- What is the process to signing up on one of these workshops?
- What is the one word that you believe sums up your company?