Speaker Introductions: Phill Monson
Each Speaker / Host will share critiques on images received from attendees (upload link below )
Instructions to Submit a file for Critique or Makeover- One submission Max per attendee
- Critique Files should be uploaded in JPG format with a max size of 5MB per photo
Steps1. Add
Critique filename to distinguish which you'd like before uploading
2. Add your name to the filename
example: Critique_Your Name.jpg
3. Upload your file here for David & Josh from a LAPTOP OR DESKTOP
copy text and paste in a separate browser
https://www.dropbox.com/request/qWAbVH5mGTkKU0drFq1A
Bios: Having started a love of photography shortly after graduating college in 2007 with an entry-level camera and a three-week trip to Europe, Phill Monson discovered the incredible Desert Southwest, and has dedicated the last decade to capturing this diverse landscape. He regularly presents to small and large groups discussing landscape and astro-landscape photography techniques, and is well known in the landscape photography arena of the new digital age. Recently, Phill has taken on a new endeavor in design and creating an apparel line focused on promoting wilderness ethics and how to Adventure Responsibly. Phill lives near Salt Lake City, UT with his wife and two children.
A nature photographer and birder from the age of eight, Lisa is the founder of Langell Photography, Inc. (
http://www.langellphotography.com) and more recently, Focus Your Art, LLC (
http://www.focusyourart.com). She began her own business in 2010 after long vibrant careers as a floral designer, educational psychologist, consultant and in helping launch and manage two startups that grew into leading companies in the Ed-Tech space. Since then, she has earned numerous awards and has been published in Outdoor Photographer, Arizona Highways, Ranger Rick, Images Arizona, and more. She is a Board of Directors member for the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA), is an ambassador for Tamron, Fotopro and H&Y, and is a judge for Viewbug.
Lisa loves creating nature photography and art that is inspired by her background in psychology and design. When Lisa isn’t having fun making photographs, she’s thriving on teaching photography. Her humility and passion for both shines through in how she provides memorable, fun, and educational experiences that enrich, invigorate and expand photographers’ minds in wonderful ways.