FCCC 2015 Conference – Breakout Sessions
Our speakers will each give 75 minute presentations on a wide range of subjects on Saturday morning and afternoon, as well as on Sunday morning. We will run 6 consecutive sessions in each time slot to give you options of which speakers and topics you want to see.
We have some great topics, so check the Breakout Sessions page for title and content details on each session.
(Subject to change.)
Our 75 minute breakout sessions are audio-visual presentations. They give you the opportunity to hear some of the world's best photographers' tips and techniques combined with seeing some of their best images. Each session also allows time at the end for questions and answers. All of these sessions are included in your conference registration fee.
The breakout sessions will be held multiple times on Saturday and Sunday in groups of 6 sessions per time slot. Please see the Conference Program panel on the main menu for details of the days and times for the sessions. The speakers and topics will not be assigned to specific session time slots until closer to the event. The final schedule will be printed in the Conference Program, which will be part of your registration packet that you will pick up when you arrive at FGCU.
The speakers and their topics are listed below in alphabetical order by speaker.
Keynote: Extreme Capture Techniques in Nature Photography Jillian Bell
A Look at Lenses: Their Properties and Purpose Jillian Bell
The Picture Within the Picture: Looking for Detail and Cutting out Distraction Alister Benn
Seeing the Unseen - How to Photograph Landscapes at Night Alister Benn
Finding Peace - Black & White Landscape Photography Connie Bransilver
What Are You Trying to Say with Your Photography? Brian Call
Creative Choices from Digital Capture to Final Print Mike Corrado
Focus on Flight: Photographing Birds and Nature in Your Own Backyard Daniel J. Cox
Creative Dreams & Mentorship Barbara Jo Ellison
Creative Printing Irene Hinke-Sacilotto
A Passion for Wildlife Photography - The Stories Behind the Images Adam Jones
Demystifying Flash for Nature Photography Adam Jones
Creative Depth of Field and What Lenses Do Rob Knight
Nature in Motion: Adding Video to Your Still Photography Roman Kurywczak
Photographing Wildlife: From Portraits to Action Roman Kurywczak
Landscape Photography Mike Moats
Macro Photography - Beyond Flowers and Bugs Mike Moats
Making Successful Macro Photographs Moose Peterson
Tell the Critter's Tale Moose Peterson
Landscape Photographers - Replacing Technique with Passion Brett Wells
Macro Photography David H. Wells
Mastering Found Light: Light Shadow Night & Twilight David H. Wells
Tools of Time Lapse Imaging