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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: smoky mountains
To Touch The Sky
The classes are going full blast now. With class demos and a lot of student participation. Out in the field almost every night to practice the new found skills and create great images. The students are learning to “Touch The … Continue reading
Posted in Classes, GSMNP, Learn Photography, National Parks, Nature, Photo Classes, Smoky Mountains
Tagged classes, GSMNP, smoky mountains, weather
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Why Take A Photo Class ??
Do you own a digital camera but are so overwhelmed by all the bells, whistles, and buttons that you give up and leave it set on automatic? Would you like to be able to make excellent images instead of the … Continue reading
New Classes Begin March 4th
If you have ever wanted to learn to “really” use your camera this is your chance. The new class term will begin on March 4th. Come and join us. You will learn: How to use the manual controls such as … Continue reading
X Marks The Spot
The door of a barn here in the Smoky Mountains. I don’t think they build them like this anymore. And do not forget to put your X on the sign up form if you would like to learn a lot … Continue reading
Posted in GSMNP, Learn Photography, Smoky Mountains, Tennessee
Tagged cades cove, classes, mountains, Nature & Weather, old buildings, smoky mountains, snow
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Happy Holidays
It has been a great year ! Filled with great classes and great students. Happy Holidays to you all !! PS: remember, the best gift is the gift of knowledge and the new term begins Jan 7th.
Through The Clouds
Soon there will be snow here in the Smokys. Until then a blanket of clouds will do very nicely.
Pronged Passing
The deer passes quietly through the field as the late evening sun casts a soft glow to the surrounding woods. A gentle hush falls over the cove. Day is almost done. Have you accomplished you goals for the day? Have … Continue reading
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Tagged cades cove, classes, GSMNP, smoky mountains, trees
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Lingering Light
The same evening, a quarter of a mile down the road from the barn in my last post. The light is still holding its golden glow. It has taken a long time to get here. There have been so many … Continue reading
Posted in art seeing, GSMNP, National Parks, Nature, Smoky Mountains
Tagged cades cove, GSMNP, nature, old buildings, smoky mountains
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Luminous Logs
As we slowly came over the rise I could see the light beams gently flowing between the peaks of the mountains. The haze in the air turning the evening into an even deeper warm glow. We are on the way … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, details, GSMNP, old buildings, smoky mountains
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Happy New Year
It is a new year. A time when I think about growing and changing. A time when I look back over the past year to see what progress I have made. Am I a better photographer? A better business man? Am … Continue reading
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