Sunday, October 13, 2019

"Photographing the Great World Hikes" with Matt Sparapani and Alison Newberry


Hiking and photography are rewarding activities in their own right but combining the two can be challenging. Capturing high quality images in varying terrain and quickly changing conditions requires sound knowledge and careful preparation, especially when gear choices are limited. In this program, we will share best practices and tips for hiking photography that we have honed while hiking and documenting our experiences on many of the world’s most beautiful trails. 


In this program, you will learn:
  • Optimal camera and photography gear for hiking and backpacking
  • Useful apps for both photographers and hikers
  • Simple photography techniques and tips to enhance your images out on the trail, no matter what kind of camera you use
  • Pros and cons of different styles of hiking: guided cultural experiences, hut to hut trekking and wilderness backpacking
  • Where, when and how to hike some of the Classic Hikes of the World





The purpose of this presentation is to inspire hikers to become better nature photographers and nature photographers to hit the trail. Whether choosing a guided cultural experience, a hut to hut trek, a wilderness backpacking adventure, or even a day hike, this presentation is designed to help you engage with nature more deeply and be more successful in documenting your adventures. No matter what kind of hiker you are, we encourage you to follow your passion and use your photography to capture the joy of being on the trail. 
















Instructor Bio
Over the past decade, Matt and Alison have been on a mission to trek the Classic Hikes of the World. Their quest has taken them to six different continents and allowed them to photograph fascinating mountain cultures and stunning alpine scenery in places such as Kyrgyzstan, Peru and Iceland. With hundreds of miles under their boots, they have walked on some of the most beautiful trails on the planet. Matt and Alison recently published a book entitled Hiking Photography (Sandiburg Press). 

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To register for CAPS go to:  https://cacca.regfox.com/caps-2019



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