Alicia and I are getting ready for our first class this weekend and just set the date for round #2. We have already opened registration to the waitlist and are now ready to fill the remaining spots. This will be our last workshop for 2011 so if you’re thinking of signing up please contact Alicia right away to register.
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Do you have a nice dslr camera but get blurry pictures because you don’t fully understand how to use it?
Have you had your camera for a while and are frustrated that your pictures are not looking as you imagined?
Are you tired of reading technical manuals for your camera?
Keep on reading- we have an awesome class just for you!!!
Camera Basics Workshop
Sunday February 13, 2011
Christie Adams’ Natural Light Studio
Downtown Ridgewood, NJ
11am – 2pm (lunch and drinks included)
$300
Bring Your Cameras and Your Questions!
This class will focus on concepts that you can easily put into practice, just by understanding more about lighting, composition, perspective and other techniques that are age appropriate for capturing images of your children. You will walk away with a 50+ page manual that includes both in depth details and quick tips for common situations which will help improve your photos immediately. There will be lots of time for questions and hands-on practice.
Topics include:
* understanding the basics- light, exposure and composition
* lens and focal length selection
* tips for great images at any age
* downloading, storage and printing
To sign up please contact aliciagould@gmail.com
Payment is due in full at the time of booking and is non-refundable.
The class will be limited to 12 participants MAX to make sure you get a hands on experience with time for all your questions.
Please plan to bring your DSLR with you
** The workshop is NOT for professionals **
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Christie and Alicia both use Canon brand cameras and lenses.
If you own a camera that is not Canon, we may not be able to answer specific questions about your camera’s settings
