The world is a fascinating place on a macro level. Tiny features that can’t be seen by the naked eye are revealed in glorious detail through a macro lens: the iridescent eye of a bug, the hairline veins in a leaf, the brightly patterned wing of a butterfly, the reflections in a drop of water. In this class, you’ll learn to make stunning close-up images of your own.

Using a creative array of equipment, fine-art photographer Zeb Andrews will show you how to get the most from your macro shots. You’ll get a chance to experiment with macro lenses, close-up filters, and extension tubes for extreme macro, and will learn how to pair and reverse lenses on your camera to unique effect.

Zeb Andrews has been seriously dedicated to photography since 2002 when a Pentax K1000 made its way into his hands and almost did not escape again. Not long after that he bought his first “real” camera, a Nikon FM2. His family of cameras has grown much since that first Nikon over the years, but that FM2 is still going strong.

Zeb loves to teach and share. He believes you make yourself better by making those around you better. When he is not working full time at Blue Moon Camera and Machine, he is generally spending his days off photographing and teaching photography classes and workshops.

www.zebandrewsphotography.com