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Discover a repeatable, step-by-step approach to landscape photography that will take the guesswork out of your camera settings, composition and editing approach so that you can finally create the kinds of landscape images you want.
"Gina is a wonderful landscape teacher, no matter whether you are learning from her in person or over the internet. Gina is highly knowledgeable about various aspects that make strong landscape photos, including lighting and exposure, composition techniques, colour theory, and post-processing techniques, and she does a great job of explaining these ideas in ways that make sense and are actionable by her students. I have had the opportunity to learn from Gina in several different ways over the past five years, and I always pick up new tips and techniques."
-Kaitlyn Heaton
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Welcome, I'm Gina.
Dear Photographer,
I've been where you are. Learning photography did not come easy for me. Wanna know why? My pursuit of creating better landscape photos came in the form of what I now call “the bits and pieces approach.” I scoured landscape photography articles for information, watched YouTube videos, and even purchased a few landscape photography workshops that taught “theory and techniques.”
I quickly discovered the problem with learning landscape photography in this “bits and pieces approach” is that the information you pick up can be contradictory, completely ineffective or unnecessary in many situations. But how are you supposed to know what you need to know when you don't even know what you need to learn?
After much trial and error I've figured this landscape photography thing out. Through my proven step-by-step systems, I've had the honour and pleasure of mentoring and teaching thousands of photographers correct landscape photography techniques and approaches. You see, I teach techniques that work and the methods and approaches I use to create my images. I look forward to doing the same for you.
Here's what a photographer said after learning approaches to landscape photography with me,
"Your teaching style resonated with me, and things seemed to click much more so than in previous workshops." J.
Warmly,
Gina.
"In the spirit of reconciliation, I’d like to acknowledge that the land on which many of my images were captured are on Treaty 7 territory, the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Nations, including Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai, the Tsuut’ina Nation and Stoney Nakoda First Nations. I acknowledge all the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries."
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Gina has been a wonderfully supportive instructor who offers her knowledge with good humour, enthusiasm, and patience. Her passion for photography and her desire to share her knowledge shines through in her workshops and courses. She has been an inspiration to me.
Diana Horler
Photographer
Gina is one of the most knowledgeable, patient, inspiring and kind photography instructors you will ever know.
Jen Dixon
Photographer
As a landscape photographer, my go-to camera settings has been Aperture Priority Mode. I didn't realize the importance of learning manual mode. Gina’s specific teaching technique for mastering manual mode is easy to understand and allowed me to capture better shots in the field. Now, I am confident I can shoot in any lighting condition and walk away with a great image every time.
Rhonda Kingen
Photographer
