Student Work - Taking Better Photographs - Beginning DSLR

What a fun time we had last month at the Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden in the "Taking Better Photographs - Beginning DSLR Digital Photography" workshop. Teaching photography is something I so much enjoy and I'm thrilled I was able to coordinate dates with the folks at the garden, especially during a pandemic. We spent the majority of our time outside and I think that was good for everyone, including myself.

My eight students and I met for three Tuesday evenings on August 11th, 18th, and 25th. Everyone learned so much, including how to shoot in manual, reading a histogram, setting white balance, perspective, leading lines, metering, how to read/see light, and more. Their work needs to be seen, so I'm featuring it here. Each student has a photo credit on each image - please do not copy or share without permission. Most of their work/assignments were done in-class but several worked on them outside of class too. Thank you so much Toni, Della, Ed, Marielle, Laura, Chip, Janine, and John for being in my class!

Interested in Taking a Photography Class? Please Reach Out to Me!

2 Comments

Dec 21, 2020, 2:27:15 PM

Elizabeth Larson - Thank you for taking a look at student work! I have added you to my waiting list. When we get a schedule together for classes, I'll send out another email with info. Greatly appreciate your interest!

Dec 21, 2020, 9:09:09 AM

Martha Berry - Loved the photos from your class. Interested in Beginning DSLR class.

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