PRESS RELEASE NOV 2010 GARDEN COACHES WELCOMES WWW.PHOTONEWNESS.COM
Gardencoaches.org forms a new
alliance with www.photonewness.com
This alliance enables www.gardencoaches.org to expand its
educational services with the addition of www.Photonewness.com
Beyond High Dynamic Range Photography Curriculum.
Photographs from outside the box, is part of a new proprietary procedure
developed by photonewness engineers,Tony Florio and Jerome Freund, which will enable new and previous
generations of photographers to become exceptional photographers. High Dynamic Range (HDR) is a unique method that was developed to extend
the dynamic range and the bit value of a photograph. Photonewness has developed a
proprietary method, Beyond HDR, Photographs from outside the box that simplifies
this procedure bringing true to life HDR colors to your new and old photographs. Go Beyond your cameras sensor to visualize and capture the light of the moment. Fred
Archer, with Ansel Adams understood the importance of exposure and developed
the Zone System as a way to determine proper exposure. Photonewness engineer
Tony Florio responds to the question of the importance of proper exposure, “Acquiring
the confidence to determine a consistent proper exposure will enable a
photographer to focus on the subject and the framing of a picture rather than
to fiddle with meters, flashes and gizmos”. There are tools to every trade, and
photography has its own tools. Photonewness Beyond HDR Curriculum introduces
photographers to new set of tools resulting in a realistic approach to the new age of digital
photography.
In Cooperation with Bayard Horticultural Society Photonewness will be teaching a Photography Workshop for the Beginner at The Bayard Cutting Arboretum located at 440 Montauk Highway Oakdale, NY 11769.For details e mail Jay@photonewness.com OR for workshop information click here
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT Our next Beyond (HDR) Photography Workshop in your area E MAIL Furyee2@photonewness.com FOR TIMES, DATES & DETAILS.
Our Proprietary Beyond High Dynamic Range (HDR) Lesson Plans begin with outdoor field trips to various
Arboretums, gardens or traditional classrooms settings and other suitable
locations.We will use our website as a teaching tool. After attending your Beyond HDR Workshop your tuition includes a 3 (three) month membership to our on line Forum. Our Forum will keep track of your new and future questions to insure your
understanding of your Beyond HDR Photography Lessons. For more information Click on "Workshop Info" button.
Instructors are available to teach our Beyond High
Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography Lesson Plan at your Club, School, Library or
Organization. For information contact Chief Instructor Tony Florio his e mail is furyee2@photonewness.com or call Jay 631-331-8190
The Cornell Gardeners will have a booth at The Fall Festival & Harvest Show on September 18-26, 2010, at The Bayard Cutting Arboretum located at 440 Montauk Highway Oakdale, NY 11769. Garden Structures will be this year's theme. For more information e mail.... kenwadingriver@gmail.com
The Cornell Gardeners Open House on July 10, 2010 at the Cornell University Research Extension Center(LIREC) on Sound Ave in Riverhead NY was a big success despite the weird weather.....read full story and see photos...on the left side of this page click on Cornell Gardeners button then click on the NEWZ button to read story.
July 9 & 10, 2010 Suwassett Garden Club presents Visions of Port Jefferson a Standard Flower Show, at the Port Jefferson Community Center, 101 West Broadway Port Jefferson N.Y.. Suwassett Garden Club member Laurie Donnelly and Gardencoaches volunteer Jay Wolstoff created educational exhibits focusing on Composting and Container Gardening. As stewards of our planet, we all have the responsibility to protect and conserve our natural resources. Learn to conserve water,reduce garbage in our landfills, and recycle your household and yard waste, nourish your soil and produce healthy, vigorous plants and vegetable gardens using composting and container gardening techniques. ....to see photos and read the whole story...go to the left side of this page and click on the GARDEN Clubs button
WE CAN HELP YOU MAKE YOUR GARDEN BETTER....
DO YOU FEEL OVERWHELMED by the work it takes to build or change your garden?WELL SO DID I….NOW I AM USING THAT AS MY INSPIRATION TO START GARDENCOACHES.ORG.Our goal is to connect you with your garden in a special way that reflects your personal values. We do not have a typical client profile of who needs a garden coach, but many of you are new home owners, new to yard care, or new to eastern New York State. Some of you are experienced gardners that need a new set of eyes to help you revitilze your garden.As gardening coaches we will help you learn about your garden and the different plant that will flourish there, especially those that are native and well adapted to your climate zone.. As your gardening coach we can offer you many services from restoring an exsisting garden to going to the nursery with you to find the right plants for your garden. We will identify your soil conditions and suggest ways to improve your soil. We can suggest types of watering systems to make sure your plants survive and thrive with minimum care. We will provide you with your own Personal Home Garden Guide. Your guide will be a model of the kind of care your garden needs now, and will provide future guidance as you gain new knowledge and refine your gardening skills.
As your gardening coach we differ from landscapers in that we teach you how to do your own work. We start by asking you to fill out our Client Survey indicating what you like or dislike,how much time you have to work inthe yard,and your goals for your yard. Then we set up an interview to find outwhat you want to do and how we can help you plan your project. During our firs tvisit, we walk around your yard, identifying what ‘s there and talking about plants in general. We will teach you as we go along, as well as listen to your wish list for your yard. After our intial visit we will write up suggestions for your garden plan and create your personal Home Garden Guide. You decide what you want to do and what you do not want to do. We can guide you through projects from planting and general garden maintenance to adding structural elements in your garden. If you have a big project like a stone wall, a pergola, a pond or a waterfall we can offer you referrals, to reputable companies to do the work and help you to ask the contractors the right questions.. We can provide you with a second opinion for any garden quote you are considering or unsure of. After your installation is complete we will help you select and maintain your surrounding plants and structural elements. Afraid or unsure of what questions to ask your landscaper, we can specify a Landscapers Garden Guide, that will focus on questions to ask your landscapers to ensure that you are getting proper care of your lawn and yard.As you rgardening coach we suggest a follow-up visit in three or four months,to see how your garden is doing and to update Your Gardening Guide for the next season. Our services can range from helping new gardeners, to hands on support for an established gardener designing a new space. Depending on your needs, some projects may take a few visits or a few years. To find Your Garden Coach, write us a note telling us something about you and your garden in the contact box below. Or, you can go to Coaches button and fill out our client survey form,please include a good time for Helene to call you. Helene will discuss your garden concerns and schedule a visit by your garden coach. Please allow 24 hours for Helene to reply. All Emails our Strictly Confidential and Will Not be Shared or Solicited. Thank You for visiting us, we welcome your comments.
Signature (Beyond HDR) Photograph No. 100 Ghost Ship Redish Pink (the photographs displayed on our web site are all J peg format) 
The Cornell Gardeners Open House on July 10, 2010 at the Cornell University Research Extension Center(LIREC) on Sound Ave in Riverhead NY was a big success despite the weird weather.....read full story and see photos...on the left side of this page click on Cornell Gardeners button then click on the NEWZ button to read story.
July 9 & 10, 2010 Suwassett Garden Club presents Visions of Port Jefferson a Standard Flower Show, at the Port Jefferson Community Center, 101 West Broadway Port Jefferson N.Y.. Suwassett Garden Club member Laurie Donnelly and Gardencoaches volunteer Jay Wolstoff created educational exhibits focusing on Composting and Container Gardening. As stewards of our planet, we all have the responsibility to protect and conserve our natural resources. Learn to conserve water,reduce garbage in our landfills, and recycle your household and yard waste, nourish your soil and produce healthy, vigorous plants and vegetable gardens using composting and container gardening techniques. ....to see photos and read the whole story...go to the left side of this page and click on the GARDEN Clubs button 
DO YOU FEEL OVERWHELMED by the work it takes to build or change your garden?WELL SO DID I….NOW I AM USING THAT AS MY INSPIRATION TO START GARDENCOACHES.ORG.Our goal is to connect you with your garden in a special way that reflects your personal values. We do not have a typical client profile of who needs a garden coach, but many of you are new home owners, new to yard care, or new to eastern New York State. Some of you are experienced gardners that need a new set of eyes to help you revitilze your garden.As gardening coaches we will help you learn about your garden and the different plant that will flourish there, especially those that are native and well adapted to your climate zone.. As your gardening coach we can offer you many services from restoring an exsisting garden to going to the nursery with you to find the right plants for your garden. We will identify your soil conditions and suggest ways to improve your soil. We can suggest types of watering systems to make sure your plants survive and thrive with minimum care. We will provide you with your own Personal Home Garden Guide. Your guide will be a model of the kind of care your garden needs now, and will provide future guidance as you gain new knowledge and refine your gardening skills. 
