"Focus on Sharpness"
by Michael Milicia-MA
Monday, September 19, 7:30 PM


Capturing fine detail is often a critical element of a successful image. This presentation will explore a variety of tips, tools and techniques which will help you create sharper images of both static and fast-moving subjects. Special attention will be paid to understanding the difference between DSLR and mirrorless autofocus systems and their relative advantages and disadvantages.

Mike began his professional photography career in 2005 after working 27 years as a Software Engineer.

In 2011, he started offering classes and workshops and became affiliated with Shoot the Light Instructional Photographic Workshops, which is owned and operated by Canon Explorer of Light Charles Glatzer.

Mike’s images have earned high honors in the North American Nature Photography Association’s Annual Showcase Competition and in the Audubon Magazine Photography Awards. His publication credits include National Geographic, Ranger Rick Jr., Audubon, Outdoor Photographer and Nature’s Best magazines, and his work is available for licensing through Birdimagency and Minden Pictures. He has also authored three articles for the National Audubon Society’s web site and served as the Technical Editor for Marie Read’s ‘Mastering Bird Photography’ book.

To see more of his work and learn about his classes and workshops, visit his website at www.michaelmiliciaphotography.com or follow him on Facebook @miliciaphoto.