Join an photography class with one of the world’s best selling fine art photographers.

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1 Introduction

Meet your master. David Yarrow He is a top-selling fine art photographer, as well as an author and conservationist. His black-and-white limited edition prints of photographs from wildlife and staged work sell out regularly. Run time: 04min 32sec
2 Early Beginnings

Learn more David’s famous Maradona photograph at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. He speaks about his early years as a sports photographer. Run time: 14min 59sec
3 Pin Sharp

Photography’s focus is crucial. It can include or exclude certain elements. Run time: 02min 41sec
4 Follow your instincts

Explore David’s unique journey from banker to $1bn hedge fund owner to passionate fine-Wildlife photographer and art. Run time: 06min 06sec
5 Photographing Skijoring

Follow David A horse skijoring trip in snowy Montana David We follow his thoughts: how to tell a story, how to tell it, lens selection, and how to use the light. Run time: 08min 17sec
6 Research and Preparation

What is the process of taking a photograph? Learn how long it takes to take a photo. David Research and preparation costs more than shooting. Run time: 03min 24sec
7 King Penguins in South Georgia

David His approach to photographing King Penguins in South Georgia, and the goals he’s trying to achieve with each shot. Run time: 10min 39sec
8 How to Get the Yellowstone Canvas Right

David This video discusses the research he did to photograph bison during the winter in Yellowstone National Park. Run time: 05sec 39sec
9 Ways to Use Cameras and Remotes

David It covers his use of remote control and preference for manual mode. Run time: 08min 10sec
10 Photos of Yellowstone Bison

David This is how he captured his incredible bison photos: American Idol (Ice Age), Forest Grump (Forest Grump). Run time: 14min 39sec
11 The Wolf of Main Street

The day is never over until it’s over! David This article explains the background and shooting of the iconic photograph of the Wolf of Main Street, taken in Montana’s Wild West saloon. Run time: 06min 57sec
12 Working with Wolves

David I enjoy working with wolves because of the conflicting emotions and strong emotions they elicit. We watched him as he attempted to photograph a Chicago wolf. Run time: 10min 40sec
13 Shooting at Pioneer Bar

David He speaks about the origin of his photographs and working with natural lighting “The Usual Suspects” And “The Unusual Suspects”. Run time: 04min 35sec
14 Montana Horses

Montana, on location! David He photographs wild horses and cowboys. We follow him while he directs the shoot, adapting his ideas to the difficult conditions. Run time: 13min 59sec
15 Steps to Create Staged Photos

David Likes the challenge of moving from one type of work to another. He describes his method for creating stunning staged photos. Run time: 06min 09sec

16 Locations in Monument Valley

David As he attempts to capture a picture that is unique and unaltered, he is in Monument Valley. Run time: 08min 28sec
17 Being Playful

David He finds inspiration in his everyday life, which has lead him to create some playful, staged work. He talks about the inspiration behind “The Barber of Fairfax”, “The Good, the Bad and the Ass” And “The Last Supper”. Run time: 13min 25sec
18 Leader of The Pack

Nevada’s badass bikers are on location! You can watch the video! David How to create a staged image. Run time: 05min 58sec
19 Differences

How can you be authentic and original in a world where everyone is an artist photographer? Run time: 14min 56sec
20 Snow Monkeys In Japan

You can watch David Photographing the snow monkeys in Nagano (Japan) Run time: 02min 16sec
21 Giving Back

David This video explains how and why he uses photography to support conservation efforts across the globe. Run time: 03min 41sec
22 Greenland Location

David He is visiting Greenland to photograph local inuit communities. He shows the importance to get to know the people and the terrain as he seeks out information on traditional hunting, sea ice, and the surrounding area. Run time: 12min 30sec
23 Last of the Big Hunters

Follow David On location in Greenland, he attempts to take a photograph showing traditional hunters pulling a sled by a pack dog. Run time: 14min 39sec
24 The Hunter’s Hut

You can watch David as he creates portraits of young Greenlandian hunters. Run time: 10min 57sec
25 The Abandoned Village

David Creates a strong image in an abandoned village, complete with hunters and a polar bear’s skin. Run time: 04min 23sec
26 Inuit Dog Team

David Uses both long and short lenses to capture landscapes and portraits of local hunters. Run time: 04min 02sec
27 Alone on Ice

Understanding the risks that a photographer must take in order to create unique photos: How to photograph icebergs David is left unarmed and stranded on the sea ice. Run time: 08min 46sec
28 Tips for Working in Cold Weather

It is not easy to work in the cold. Find out how to get started David’s tips for photographing in extreme weather. Run time: 03min 55sec
29 Places You Can Photograph Bears

Discover the best methods to photograph bears as well as three locations where you can take pictures of polar bears. Run time: 10min 26sec
30 Frozen Moments With Polar Bears

David He explains how he created his famous bear images. “Hello”, Diamond in the Sky”, “The Statesman” And “78 Degrees North”. Run time: 08min 04sec
31 Photography of Grizzly Bears

Why change a successful location? David This article describes how he captured his famous photographs of grizzly bears. Run time: 08min 01sec
32 Icelandic Horse Capturing Horses

How can you make something original and eye-catching?-What are some of your favorite landscapes? David This is the story of “Wonderwall” How to transform a foreground shot into a breathtaking landscape shot. Run time: 13min 03sec
33 Mission Statement

David He discusses his work ethic and the values that are most important to him and his colleagues. Run time: 02min 45sec
34 A Ship Called Dignity

You can watch David Shoot at a floating village in Nigeria to see how he makes order from chaos and creates a strong image. Run time: 03min 25sec
35 The The Best Advice

David’s most important advice on succeeding as a professional photographer. Run time: 09min 15sec
36 Heading up River in Borneo

Follow David Learn about photography in Borneo, and the challenges it presents. Run time: 05min 19sec
37 Orangutans Hanging Out with Big Orangutans

Filming in Borneo’s jungle. Watch David You can climb through the mangroves for a great shot of an orangutan. Run time: 08min 38sec
38 Photos of a River Monster

How can you make an eye?-How do you catch a shot of a hippo? Take a look at this video. David Photographing Dexter Run time: 03min 41sec
39 Ideas and Concepts

Fine wine is one of the most important jobs.-The art of being an artist is to discover ideas. David This is how he does it. Run time: 07min 03sec
40 Face to face with Big Tuskers

You choose the location of the wildlife that you want to photograph, and not vice versa. David Photographer is at Amboseli in Kenya to capture big elephants or giraffes. Run time: 09min 22sec
41 What’s in the Bag

David Tell us about the lenses and equipment that he uses as well as his reasons. Run time: 05min 37sec
42 Great Photos of Big Cats

David Works from the cage, and leads his team to capture action shots of lions or a black leopard. Run time: 07min 47sec
43 Tribes

The “Mankind” Photo changed David’s career. Learn the story behind this image David’s advice for working with indigenous tribes. Run time: 12min 58sec
44 Pride Rock

How do you create pastiche from two photos taken in different locations on different days? Run time: 06min 47sec
45 A Lion at Pride Rock

The While trying to convince a lion to come to Pride Rock, a Lion Whisperer attempts to dole out a convincing message to the lion. David For the second part, the crane lifts the body in the air. “Pride Rock” image. Run time: 06min 59sec
46 Composition

David His 4 main composition principles are: foreground subject and rule of threes; negative space and tension points. Run time: 09min 28sec
47 The Art of Black & White

David Discusses his preference to work in black and/or white for business, artistic, and romantic purposes. Run time: 06min 45sec
48 Image Production (Part 1)

David BowHaus in L.A., works with post-production specialists. David BowHaus co-Joe, founder, and Cindy Crawford sit down to discuss and collaborate on a photo. Run time: 10min 52sec
49 Image Post Production Part 2

Joe explains to you how BowHaus processes your file in Photoshop, and prepares it for printing in large formats. Run time: 10min 52sec
50 Preparing a Print File

After the Photoshop process the file is run through BowHaus’ proprietary software which interfaces with the printers to precisely control the ink used. Run time: 05min 14sec
51 Tips for Digital Printing

Joe, an expert in printing and the developer of BowHaus’ printing software, provides useful tips for preparing and printing your images. Run time: 07min 17sec
52 David’s prints are framed

Watch as the BowHaus team prepares the large printed photograph for placement in the high-quality frame. Run time: 03min 24sec
53 ‘Oh Montana’: The Final Print

David examines the enormous printed photograph and checks that he’s happy with the result. He wants the focus to be on the main elements of his image. Run time: 04min 13sec
54 The Cindy Print

David Cindy Crawford collaborates with Cindy Crawford for a shoot with large wolves. The Her charity will receive proceeds from the sale. David As a limited edition, the photographer must be inspected before signing and datng the photograph. Run time: 08min 54sec
55 Monetising Photography

David This article contains his tips on how to make a living from art photography, and how to collaborate with galleries. Run time: 07min 31sec
56 How to make a book of your work

The commercial aspects of making a book means that it’s very tough to make money. David He sees his books as a way of building a brand and making his art accessible to the wider community. The Proceeds from his most recent book will go to charity. Run time: 05min 41sec
57 Farewell

David Says goodbye and thanks to everyone who has followed the course. Run time: 01min 15sec
58 at the End of a Shoot

David He wraps up his shoot in Kenya. He mentions that it is important to set a very high bar and that only a handful of the photos he took during the week will be considered. Run time: 04min 10sec

Take a journey across five continents to learn about fine art and wildlife photography. David Yarrow These images are a masterpiece and sell for tens or thousands of dollars. David He explains how he creates attention-grabbing images and gives tips on books to read, how to combine authenticity, emotion and composition in your photography. Most importantly you’ll learn David’s underlying photographic philosophy: the relentless desire to improve and the will to stretch boundaries in the pursuit of excellence.
This is not a course about the technical aspects of camera settings, it’s a journey with one of the greatest photographers in the world into the pursuit of excellence and the art of photography.