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Beginning Digital Photography:
8 Weeks
Mondays: July 8th- Aug 26th 7-9 PM
Investment: $125.00Intermediate Photography:
8 Weeks
Tuesday: July 9th- Aug 27th 7-9 PM
Investment; $125.00Advanced Photography: Level 1
8 Weeks
Wednesday: July 10th- Aug 28th 7-9 PM
Investment: $125.00Advanced Photography: Level 2
You MUST have taken Level 1 prior to registering for this course.
8 Weeks
Thursday: July 11th -Aug 29th 7-9PMAll classes will be held at my home/studio:
596 Eavey Street Xenia, Ohio
For Information Call: 937-372-8718
Tag Archives: flowers
In Evening Light
Something a bit different from the trip to the sunflower field. Every year I take a photo class out to this field to practice their creativity. A great place to work on new things like portraiture, lighting, composition, image geometry, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, art seeing, Classes, Photo Classes
Tagged classes, details, flowers, nature
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Fenced In ??
Have you been feeling a bit fenced in lately? A little stymied by a lack of knowledge about how to get the most out of your camera? You really want to create great images but when you see them on … Continue reading
Posted in art seeing, Classes, Learn Photography, Photo Classes
Tagged artifact, classes, details, flowers, urban
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Spring Bounty
Time spent with a good friend is never wasted, especially when there are cameras present. These are some of the found items from yesterday’s road trip. A simple road trip became a time of memories made. Enjoy (I did)
Bike Bridge
Spring flowers and a bridge on the bike trail. From a local park where I take students for composition studies. This is also a nice place for portraiture in the advanced topics class. Just a reminder: the next term of … Continue reading
Posted in art seeing, Classes, Learn Photography, Photo Classes
Tagged bridge, classes, details, flowers
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Out Damn-delion
When I was a boy, I would help my dad with the lawn work. As he went around killing weeds I would hear him say: “Out Damn-delion”! I know, a bad joke, but a true story. Seeing this sign of … Continue reading
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Tagged classes, details, flowers, nature
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Tulip Time
While out on a bike ride a few days ago we happened upon this group of spring flowers in a neighbors front yard. Of course, we just had to stop and get out the camera. This caused the neighbors to … Continue reading
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Tagged canon, classes, flowers, nature
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Dogwood Delight
While waiting for the students to arrive last night I saw the sun lighting up our front yard Dogwood which has now bloomed. Of course, a few images were in order. One of the things that photo students enjoy … Continue reading
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Tagged classes, details, flowers
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Scenic Sun Flower
Last night the photo class met at a large field of sun flowers. The object was to find a way to express the feeling of the flowers. The evening was overcast and it had been raining off and on all … Continue reading
Posted in Classes, fall color, Learn Photography, Nature, Teaching
Tagged autumn, classes, details, flowers, nature
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Coleus 2
I am very busy today. Getting ready for Friday’s show. So, instead of a long post, I am giving you another view of my backyard coleus. Enjoy
Coleus
I love to be surprised by images. While relaxing on the back porch, taking a break from the intensive class that I was teaching, I happened to look over at the Coleus plant that we have near the back door. … Continue reading
