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NANPA 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award: John Shaw
2019 NANPA Lifetime Achievement Award winner John Shaw
Professional nature photographer John Shaw was the recipient of NANPA’s first Outstanding Photographer Award in 1997. This year, he’s being honored with NANPA’s Lifetime Achievement Award and will also become a NANPA Fellow. Registered for the 2019 NANPA Nature Photography Summit? You can see John Shaw interviewed by Kathy Adams Smith on Saturday, February 23, at 10:30 AM.
He’s written seven books and ten ebooks and his work has been featured in numerous books and magazines. He’s photographed on every continent and has been recognized by Nikon as a Legend Behind the Lens, as an Icon of Imaging by Microsoft and, since 2001, has been part of Epson’s Stylus Pro fine art print makers group. Last month we had the opportunity to ask him a few questions.
NANPA Blog: As this is a lifetime achievement award, where do you think you’ve had the most or the most lasting impact in nature photography?
Shaw: It may not be the most important, but I think the biggest influence was writing the first few books on technique and reaching and educating other photographers. I wanted to get into the nitty gritty, the basics of nature photography. How do you actually do this
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John Shaw
John Shaw John Shaw has been a professional photographer since the 1970’s. His work has been published in many publications and books. Like National Geographic, Nature’s Best, National Wildlife, ect. John has published six books on nature photography, plus three ebooks on using Photoshop. He has photographed on every continent He switched completely to digital capture several years ago. he received the first-ever Outstanding Photographer Award given by NANPA (North American Nature Photography Association).
Cades Cove This picture was taken with natural lighting. The main focus in this picture is the road, it draws your eye to the end of it or what it leads to. The photographer used rule of thirds. The photograph was taken at almost a slight side angle. I chose this picture because it reminds me of when I used to live on a farm with my dad and there were a lot of grass fields and trees around. It looks very peaceful.
American elms at winter twilight The photographer used natural lighting to take this photo. He used selective focus. The main focus in this photograph is the large tree at right. I chose this picture because I really liked the bright colors in the sky and how much the tree stands out with the colorful sky. I also like how the camera is angl
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E.J. Peiker - Nature & Travel Photography
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