Get iPhone Hints From a National Geographic Photographer
The past few weeks have been interesting. I had arthroscopic surgery on my shoulder, specifically, repairing my torn rotator cuff as well as my bicep. I didn’t even know there was anything wrong with my bicep, so yay, more pain! Thank goodness the surgeon was very candid in how painful and how long it would take for me to get back to normal life. To give you an idea – I had surgery 4 weeks ago and am only now abale to type fairly well without having to use the voice-to-text feature! Anyway, that is where I’ve been. I hope your last weeks of summer were better than mine!
While I had some down time, I continued my travel education and certification on places around the world. I also watched webinars that might interest my clients. One such webinar was an iPhone Photo Workshop presented by my agency and Linblad Expeditions – an adventure tour provider to the Galapagos, Antartica, Baja and beyond. They are affiliated with National Geographic and have some of the most knowledgeable scientists on their ships as well as National Geo photographers.
This workshop is presented by National Geo photographer and film maker, Rich Reid. Check out his bio below.
View the Recorded Workshop
If you are interested in making your photos better when using your iPhone, click here and watch the hour long webinar workshop:
Note: You will need to register but your name and other info will not be shared with anyone.
Ready to Plan
If you are ready to talk about booking a Linblad Expedition or other travel in 2021-22,
please email me at info@cfjtravel.com or call 703-239-4617.
Jeannine
Rich Reid Biography
Award-winning photographer and filmmaker Rich Reid has specialized in environmental and adventure photography for over two decades. On assignment with National Geographic Adventure magazine, he cycled Alaska’s Inside Passage by ferry and explored California’s Gaviota Coast by bike and kayak. North American Nature Photography Association elected Rich as a Fellow for his significant contributions to the nature photography industry, and he was a finalist for the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year for his time-lapse video documenting forest fire ecology.
His start in photography was accepting the full-time positions as photo editor for the college yearbook and daily newspaper while pursuing his business economics degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. This is where his love of the natural world and art merged to create a lifelong passion for the environment. His work to advocate the preservation of the Gaviota Coast in Southern California was highlighted in National Geographic magazine titled “New Park for California Coast?”
Alaska captured Rich’s imagination early in his life as a camping guide leading guests throughout the state photographing wildlife and landscapes from the temperate rain forest to the arctic tundra. He has shared his photography passion as an Alaskan tour operator, Visual Journalism instructor at Brooks Institute in California, and now as a National Geographic photographer with Lindblad Expeditions.
Rich has served on photo expeditions to Antarctica, South Georgia, the Falklands, Svalbard, Galápagos, British Columbia, and the Columbia and Snake Rivers. When not aboard, Rich is using his multimedia skills to preserve open spaces with non-profit organizations and teaching students the fundamentals of garden-based learning. He is based in Ojai, California.
