PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES
1- day APERTURE CLASS
Learn how to photograph still subjects - landscapes, people, flowers with creative blurry backgrounds or sharp backgrounds.
For more information click > Aperture Class
A P E R T U R E C L A S S • U P C O M I N G D A T E S
Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 12 • 5:30-8:30
1-day SHUTTER SPEED CLASS
Learn how to photograph moving subjects better - how to focus on a moving subject and create striking photos of water, sports, children, animals or any moving subject.
For more information CLICK > Shutter Class
S H U T T E R S P E E D C L A S S • U P C O M I N G D A T E S
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 • 5:30-8:30
PHOTO I
In 4 classes, you will learn about your camera and flash and how best to photograph both moving and still subjects. Learn how to photograph water, sports, children, animals plus, flowers and landscapes better. Learn what modes, lighting and how to use your flash.
For more information CLICK > Photo I
NEXT CLASS:
Sundays, SEPTEMBER 23 - OCT 21 - (No class Oct 7 + only offered 1 time this fall)
time: 1:30-4:30
In 4 classes, you will learn about your camera and flash and how best to photograph both moving and still subjects. Learn how to photograph water, sports, children, animals plus, flowers and landscapes better. Learn what modes, lighting and how to use your flash.
For more information CLICK > Photo I
NEXT CLASS:
Sundays, SEPTEMBER 23 - OCT 21 - (No class Oct 7 + only offered 1 time this fall)
time: 1:30-4:30
PHOTO II
In 4 classes, you will learn a EVEN more about your camera, but this class mostly teaches the creative side of photography. This means you will learn how best to compose your subject. Composition is the final key ingredient to bringing the technical stuff you learned in Photo I or other photo classes and combining it with the creative to create striking photos.
For more information CLICK > Photo II
Next class: OCTOBER 28- NOV 18 (Only offered 1 time this year)
Ttime: 1:30-4:30
In 4 classes, you will learn a EVEN more about your camera, but this class mostly teaches the creative side of photography. This means you will learn how best to compose your subject. Composition is the final key ingredient to bringing the technical stuff you learned in Photo I or other photo classes and combining it with the creative to create striking photos.
For more information CLICK > Photo II
Next class: OCTOBER 28- NOV 18 (Only offered 1 time this year)
Ttime: 1:30-4:30