January 1, 2013

Education

Shoot the Shot 101 – A Workshop for Momtographers

Created by Ali Coşkunfrom the Noun Project

For the last few months I have had so many messages and phone calls from people who want to learn how to actually USE their camera. I have done a few one-on-one private tutoring sessions but I am now going to dip my toes into the pool of workshops. It has really been humbling to have been asked to teach others, and I am happy to present my first ever workshop – Shoot the Shot 101 :: A Workshop for Momtographers.

Did you get an awesome camera for Christmas? Or maybe you have had your DSLR for a while and want to finally get out of shooting in Auto?

If you’re a momtographer (or dadtographer) and want to take control of your camera to get better shots and really put all that camera-awesomeness to work … This is the class for you!

What will this class cover?

    • Camera basics
    • What is Aperture? Shutter Speed? ISO?
    • How to get shots of your kids WITHOUT them being blurry
    • How to shoot in different lights (basic white balance)
    • How to take advantage of natural lights
    • What are the difference between manual, shutter and aperture priority?
    • And more!

This is not a class for advanced or professional photographers – this is for people who want to learn how to shoot in manual for personal photography. 

So how much does this awesome workshop cost?

$150

When will this class be?

Saturday, January 19th from 1-4pm

This workshop is limited to 8 seats, and will last about three hours. We will start at my studio and then we will move to photographing both indoors and outdoors. Amy O’Neal will be assisting me for the workshop, so you will have access to two professionals who are knowledgeable with both Nikon and Canon DSLRs, but all DSLR cameras are welcome! Just be sure to bring your manuals!

This class will not be available by webcast at this time, but that may be something that will be available in the future.

Amy O’Neal and Ashley Durham

 

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