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DIGITAL INFRARED

PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTO WORKSHOP

Deborah Sandidge

Digital Infrared Photography Photo Workshop

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About the Author

Deborah Sandidge has made photography a part of her life since she

picked up her first camera — it has evolved into her passion as well as an

award-winning profession.

Following her formal study of art and photography at the University of

South Florida, she began dedicating her time to the art of digital photogra-

phy, establishing a name for herself as a leading infrared photographer.

Deborah is the cofounder and Creative Director of the League of Creative

Infrared Photographers, ( www.irleague.com) which was established to pro-

mote the joy, excitement, and creativity of infrared photography.

Residing in Oviedo, Florida, allows Deborah easy access to her favorite

photography subjects: Florida’s birds and other wildlife, as well as its land-

scapes. Her travels have taken her from border to border of the United States and beyond to yield pho-

tography that stretches the imagination. She has had the joy and privilege of photographing areas

ranging from Namibia, Africa, with its stunning dunes, primitive tribal villages, beautiful people, and

sweeping coastlines; to the cities and towns of Switzerland, Germany, and France with their rich his-

tory, majestic mountains, tiny churches, soaring cathedrals, and captivating night scenes.

Deborah’s passion is not only capturing images of people, places, and things with her digital cameras,

but also in the enhancing, creative work she does in the digital darkroom.

Deborah’s tutorials have been published in Photoshop Creative Magazine and in Digital Close-up

Photography . Her photography has been published in Nikon World Magazine , Nikon World Calendar , and

in various Nikon publications and at photography events including PhotoPlus Expo, PMA and

Macworld. An interview on her photography is published online at DoubleExposure.

Deborah was a featured photographer at the Orange County Administration Building in Orlando,

Florida. Her creative digital image, Cormorant Conversation , along with photos from the Orlando

Camera Club, earned Best Nature Portfolio by Nature’s Best magazine for the prestigious Windland

Smith Rice International Award 2008. The image was exhibited at the Smithsonian’s National

Museum of Natural History, Washington DC.

Deborah’s work is represented by Danita Delimont, Positive Images, and Novastock.

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