Adventure Photography: Capturing In-Between Moments
Jeff Johnson, Photographer at Patagonia, Freelance Creative
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Introduction
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Project: Photograph an In-Between Moment
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Seeking Inspiration
2:05 -
Storytelling
6:45 -
Immersing Yourself
4:29 -
Gathering Equipment
10:25 -
Shooting
4:14 -
The Van
1:40 -
Closing Thoughts
2:23 -
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About This Class
Veteran Patagonia photographer Jeff Johnson is a surfer, climber, adventurer, and all-around outdoorsman who captures extreme experiences through incredible photographs. In this 40-minute class, Jeff shares his technique for capturing key “in-between” moments: the smaller, quieter, beautiful moments that make a great adventure like climbing, surfing, or cliff-hanging into a truly human adventure. Throughout the class, Jeff also shares his best photography practices for being prepared, capturing action, and conveying passion in your images. By the end, you’ll be both inspired and empowered to get out, experience the world, and photograph it from your unique perspective.
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"Johnson's creative footprint has been instrumental in shaping not just Patagonia's brand vision, but adventure culture as well." --Esquire Magazine
Jeff Johnson grew up in Danville, California, and moved to Hawaii when he turned 18. He lived on the North Shore of Oahu for fifteen years where he traveled extensively; writing and taking photographs. His stories and photographs have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Surfer's Journal, Alpinist, Surfer magazine, Climbing magazine, a...
