Beginners Photography Workshop
Do you love photography but don’t know where to begin? Or just want to take better images of your kids?
Join in-demand, Phoenix-based wedding and portrait photographers Jennifer Bowen and Kimberly Jarman for a hands-on workshop designed to teach you the fundamentals in photography.
You will learn
- The fundamentals of photography including ISO, aperture and shutter speed
- How to apply these fundamentals to the process of shooting your camera manually
- Equipment & lens tips: which lenses give you the most bang for your buck!
- How to turn off your flash and get better results
- How to work with natural light for better photos
- How to take more creative photos using composition and layering basics
- Posing techniques for children or adults
- Secrets to make your images really pop
- Post processing tips
- Time for Q&A and more
Details
Kimberly Jarman Photography Studio
126 W. Main St. Mesa, AZ 85201
To Register for the Beginner Photography Workshop please click below on the date that works best for you.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Thursday, January 20, 2011
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Registration begins at 5:30 PM
$189 for the workshop ($159 early bird before July 09, 2010 for the August workshop and August 4, 2010 for the January workshop.)
There are NO refunds. If you sign up and are unable to attend you are responsible for finding your own replacement.
*Credit cards accepted.
Only 25 seats available.
What’s Included
3 hours of fun, fast-paced hands-on learning
Some workshop materials
Snacks and drinks
Who Should Attend
The beginner workshop is ideal for those who are just starting our in photography and need to understand the fundamentals better. It’s also perfect for parents who have a digital SLR camera but don’t know how to take it off automatic to capture more creative images of their kids or hobbyists just looking to take better pictures.
Disclaimer:: Kim and Jennifer both own and shoot high end Canon cameras, therefore it’s important to understand that ALL digital cameras are different and will have buttons and functions in different locations. No two models are exactly alike, even between the same manufacturer, and all cameras may therefore differ in how the settings are adjusted. Jennifer and Kim will spend time with each attendee to better learn their camera, but it’s imperative to know that it make take a few moments to also locate how to adjust your settings because of these facts. We highly recommend attendees read their manual before attending so that you at least know where your aperture (also known as f-stop), shutter speed and ISO buttons are, but we can also help you find those and will work to help you understand their functions better. This workshop is not designed to train you to use a particular camera, but to help you better understand the fundamentals of photography so that you can adjust your own camera accordingly.
What Do You Need to Bring?
Your digital SLR camera & your manual
Your lenses