The happy group makes antennae for the camera! (BugShot 2012, Archbold Biological Station, photo by Josh Mayes).
I’m back from a simply tremendous weekend at the 2012 BugShot photo workshop!
This year’s event was handily attended by a cadre of social media-savvy bloggers, so rather than recap the festivities myself I will leave you in the capable hands of participants. I will continue to update the list as more material works its way to the internet.
We are working on a schedule for 2013, including west coast and international courses. Stay tuned!
Blogs:
Bug Geek (who seems to be writing the definitive BugShot course manual): Instructors’ Top Tips | Magnification | Light | Working with Insects | Composition | Favorite Photos
(see also Crystal’s reflections on networking at the workshop)
Biodiversity in Focus: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Ambush Bug | Lynx Spider
Dragonfly Woman: 5 Things I’ve Learned at BugShot 2012 | BugShot 2012 (Part 1)
Things Biological: Leafhopper with Brochosomes | Post BugShot To-Do List | Devil’s Rider Walking Sticks | Lynx Spider
Mokka mit Schlag: Memos from BugShot 2012
South Dakota Bugs: BugShot 2012
A misty sunrise at Archbold Biological Station (photo by Josh Mayes)
Twitter:
Follow the hashtag #BugShot2012
Photos:
2 comments on BugShot 2012 reverberates through the blogosphere
That was an amazing workshop and look forward to going again next year! I’ll get my blog updated once my lightroom 4 package comes in the mail and I can edit my photos.
Thanks again Alex!
Thanks for your comment, Jonathan- we all appreciated your energy & enthusiasm, and hope to see you at the next one!