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Photography Reflections

An episode of the Behind the Shot - Video podcast, hosted by Steve Brazill, titled "Photography Reflections" was published on December 31, 2020 and runs 46 minutes.

December 31, 2020 ·46m · Behind the Shot - Video

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A photographer whose publication credits include National Geographic Books, Time, Life Magazine, National Wildlife Federation, Audubon, Sierra Club, and Disney is someone I want to learn from, and in this case, that’s Adam Jones.

Adam is a photographer that has been internationally recognized for his nature, travel, and wildlife images.  Jones’s award-winning photography has been widely published in magazines, posters, calendars, and books, including nine coffee-table books. With images used in national advertising campaigns for clients such as Canon, Ford, Eddie Bauer, Miller Beer and Honda, it’s no wonder Adam is in the rare group of artists known as Canon Explorers of Light.

Adam is also recognized worldwide as an outstanding stock photographer, with his images represented by Getty Images, and Danita Delimont Stock Photography.  His work has sold for editorial and commercial uses in over 30 countries.

In 1995 the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Contest selected Adam’s image, from over 19,000 entries, as the winner in the “In Praise of Plants” category.

All of this experience, combined with Adam’s enthusiasm for photography, has led to Adam being a popular and highly respected workshop leader and speaker at photography workshops around the world, helping students reach their full potential in the exciting world of digital photography.

Join Canon Explorer of Light Adam Jones and me as we take a deep dive into how he made this amazing landscape, and discuss ways to improve your reflection photos, on this episode of Behind the Shot.

Connect with Adam

Website: adamjonesphoto.com
Workshops: adamjonesphoto.com
Instagram: @adam_jones_photo
Facebook: facebook.com
Twitter: @AdamsCamera

Adam’s Photographer Picks

Art Wolfe: artwolfe.com
John Shaw: johnshawphoto.com

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