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"How To Find and Photograph The Photo Scenics In Vermont" |  |
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By Arnold John Kaplan, APSA-AFIAP |
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World Famous Yellow Covered Vermont Photo Guide Book Photographers from all over the world have ordered this photo guide book before they visit Vermont as they know it will save them time and money by knowing in advance what to expect, what to bring and how to plan they visit. It has been used by photo teams from national TV and Advertising companies. Also used by photographers from Eastman Kodak to help prepare a multi-projector slide show about Vermont. And, of course by thousands of amateur and professional photographers. |
| Jenne Farm - The Most Photographed Farm In The World How would you like to come home with a beautiful winter shot of this world famous farm in Reading, Vt. It is off the beaten path of the main roads and unless you know which small side road to turn into, you would drive right by and never know it was there. All of the photo-scenics are hidden away in the back roads of Vermont. |
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Helpful Hints For Your Photo Trip To Vermont PHOTO EQUIPMENT: Bring all your photo-taking equipment, especially interchangeable or zoom lenses, polarizing and other filters, front lens accessories and a sturdy tripod. FILM: Take along twice as much as you think you will need. When conditions are good to perfect at the photo-scenics, you will shoot from 3 to 10 rolls a day or more. In autumn the stores in Vermont will sell film out fast, so bring plenty of film. FOOD AND DRINK: Always carry food and drinks for lunches and snacks, as you will be miles away from any restaurant. CHECK YOUR CAR: Before leaving home have your car checked and serviced and start each day in Vermont with a FULL TANK OF GAS as auto mechanics and gasoline stations will be miles away when you are on the small back roads TRESPASSING: Most of the photo-scenics can be photographed without trespassing on posted land as you can take them from the roadside. If you feel you must go on to private posted land, it is best to ask permission of the owner first. |
| TIPS ON PHTOGRAPHING THE FAMOUS VERMONT PHOTO SCENES SNOW PICTURES should have snow on the trees, rooftops, fields and roads. Best to shoot a scene right after a snowstorm. IN THE AUTUMN make sure the trees in the picture area do not have any bare branches. All the trees should be full of beautiful colorful leaves. A STURDY TRIPOD is necessary for those early sunrise or late sunset pictures or for a depth of field scene that will need a slow shutter speed and a very small 'f' stop. DON'T COME TO VERMONT WITHOUT a polarizing filter. You need this filter to bring out all the true color in the foliage in the autumn and in the winter it will darken the skies for contrast with the snow. IN AUTUMN with color slide film, you can replace your 1A sky filter with an 81A filter and use it with your polarizing filter for outstanding saturated foliage color. BE SURE to pick up any beer cans or newspapers or anything else that will mar the beauty of a scene. BE COURTEOUS to other photographers at a photo-scenic. Wait your turn to shoot from a preferred angle. |
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The Famous "WORLD KNOWN" Vermont Photo Guide "HOW TO FIND AND PHOTOGRAPH THE PHOTO-SCENICS IN VERMONT" The Famous 75 page, Yellow Covered, Vermont Photo-Scenic Guide Book, written by Arnold John Kaplan, APSA-AFIAP, who has been photographing in Vermont for the past 40 years. He wrote this famous photo guide to help other photographers, artists and tourists find these beautiful scenes because they are so hard to find on your own. You could drive right by many of them without even recognizing them, as the angle and composition from the roadside is incorrect. Photographers, artists and tourists from all over the world have requested this scenic guidebook before going to Vermont. |
| DON'T GO TO VERMONT WITHOUT IT!!! You will save time and money by knowing exactly where to find the Famous Vermont Photo Scenes. The Guide tells you the best time of day to be at each scene for the best lighting conditions and where to place your tripod or easel for the best composition. Also what photo equipment, clothing and supplies you will need. It also gives you many secret "Hints and Tips" so you can come home with great photos. |
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SPECIAL FEATURES Pocket book size to fit easily in your camera bag or pocket -- Description of each Photo-Scenic -- Complete detailed road maps and directions-- The best time of year to go -- The best time of day for the best lighting conditions at each scene -- Hints and tips on each scene to get the best images- Plans your photo day to save time and have you at the right Photo-Scenic at the right time of day for the best photo conditions -- Tells you about the necessary photo equipment and clothing needed to insure a successful and comfortable artistic adventure -- Makes your Vermont trip a pleasing photo experience by giving you the answers to all your questions. |
| SOME OF THE FAMOUS PHOTO SCENES LISTED The Jenne Farm, Placey Farm, Hillside Acres Farm, Sherbourne Farm, Lee Farm, The Gray Farm, Pomfret Highland Farm, Queechee Barns, The Sugarhouse, East Corinth, Vt., East Topsham, Vt., East Orange, Vt., Peacham, Vt., Waits River, Vt., and more. NOTE: There are no photographs in this photo-scenic guidebook. It will take you to the Famous scenes, but YOU have to take and make your own original creative images. |
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SPECIAL DETAILED ROADMAPS INCLUDED Detailed road maps, to one-tenth of a mile, will lead you to each Photo-Scenic. The directions are mile-by-mile, turn-by-turn to make it easy for you to find each scene. Without these road maps you could wander around for hours without see a photo-scenic. |
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