Laptop Battery Photo-biologist William W. Hartley teaches novice photographers what not to do with a camera. A photo on the cover of his 1996 book, "Loving Nature ... the right way: A Family Guide to Viewing and Photographing Scenic Areas and Wildlife," shows a photographer with his camera lens pointed directly at the nose of a large bear just three feet away.
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Microsoft What's on the front of Hartley's book, and the hundreds of pictures of exotic animals in faraway destinations inside it, help him guide the 10 amateurs gathered Saturday morning at the Meadowlands Environment Center. But for a $10 fee for the two-weekend session, these local residents want someone like Hartley to tell them what not to do in photography.
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Laptop Computers "You can think you know everything about photography, but even the most basic course helps you," said Lyndhurst resident and student Bob Masiello. "Photography is like an addiction."
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Notebooks "There's a lot of stuff in the Meadowlands that people walk away from or never see," he said. "This will help me share it with people. It's really a beautiful thing. This calms me down. There's too much stress in everyday life."
Lenovo But mostly, Hartley said, his students just want to shoot their families, back yards and, maybe, vacations.
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Travelstar "People have a natural interest and concern for the environment and want to take better photographs of it," he said. "I try not to make it too boring or complex."
Gateway For more information about photography workshops, contact the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission at (201) 460-1700.
Laptop Parts By Matthew Verrinder
Herald News - 10/12/2003
Topic: Meadowlands
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