Hobbies & Special Interest
What to Shoot When There’s Nothing to Shoot Seminar by Jeff Leimbach, Canon
What to Shoot When There’s Nothing to Shoot - 1 hr.
This idea-driven class is designed to spark creativity and get photographers back out shooting. It covers self-assignments, shooting on spec, discovering new places to shoot, different approaches to shooting, and more—all aimed at breaking creative ruts.
Jeff Leimbach is a fine art landscape photographer whose passion for capturing the natural world is rooted in a lifelong love of the outdoors. Much of his work is created in the awe-inspiring landscapes of America’s National Parks, where he seeks not only to document their beauty but to inspire others to experience these places for themselves.
As a dedicated photography instructor and workshop leader, Jeff shares his knowledge and enthusiasm with others, guiding them to see the world through a creative lens. His approach is shaped by the early influence of his grandfather, who first introduced him to the art of photography and the wonder of exploring nature with a camera in hand.
