Inspire Your Camera Club
Great photography isn't about camera settings or gear. It's about connection, heart, and inviting people to see the world through the lens of your creative vision. A good photograph tells viewers as much about the artist as it does about the subject. Join world-renowned photographer Ian Plant for an inspiring presentation that delves into the art of photography and teaches you how to make photos that forge a connection with your viewers.
“I cannot thank you enough for your wonderful presentation. In fact, several people reached out to me personally to thank me for inviting you to speak! You have inspired me to try something new with my photography. We hope you will come and speak again to our club in the near future.”
-D. King
Connect with Ian live via Zoom
Cost: $250
Connect with Ian live via Zoom so you can ask questions and get feedback. Choose from one of the inspiring topics listed below. Ian asks for a modest honorarium for live appearances, but if this exceeds your club's budget, let us know and we'll do our best to work something out!
Live Presentation Topics
“As someone who has been shooting for a long time very frequently, I can tell you I learned a lot from your presentation. So hats off to you again for a great presentation!!”
-T. Bryan
Meet Ian Plant
Twenty years ago, I left my "real" job for a career as a full-time pro photographer. Now I travel the world pursuing my passion. In that time, I’ve learned a lot—and I'm here to pass it on to you.
Photography is more than just pointing your camera and taking pictures. The goal of art is to move people. To do this, you must master composition, light, and the magic of the moment.
With extensive knowledge in the field of photography, I’m here to help you unlock your hidden artistic potential and become the best photographer you can be.
“Just wanted to thank you again for your wonderful presentation. I found it to be very insightful and thought provoking and everyone I have spoken to has said the same. I always thought I had a fairly good eye for composition but your discussion has shown me there is much more to consider.”
-R. George