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"Nature photography is made better with a lesson from one of the best in New Hampshire, and recently we took some notes and a field lesson.Bob LaPree, who has been photographing New Hampshire for 40 years, will lead day-long workshops both at the Loeb School of Journalism in Manchester and in the field at NH Audubon's Lake Massabesic Center in nearby Auburn.He has one coming up on Oct. 4 for $50. You need to register for the class, limited to 40, which fills quickly.He said you do not need fancy cameras, just a digital camera and a good pair of shoes for the day.He is not one to read owner's manuals and believes that for many it is easier to learn about nature photography from someone else.He has five useful tips that are offered here to get great nature photos.LaPree is retired from the day-to-day news coverage but he has not put his camera down.He continues to be asked to do work for The New York Times and began shooting for WMUR in the 1970s.This winter, he spent a lot of time in the Orlando, Florida area, where he was fascinated by all the birds.\"I've been doing a lot of video this winter,\" he said, saying he is on a learning curve in the editing department.But the nature photography is one of his passions and an area of great success in his long career, first in broadcast, then in print, in which he has picked up many an award.We visited Rhododendron State Park together on Monday and he got me to look differently through the lens.Registration and information about the fall class is available at http://www.loebschool.org/applications.aspx."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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