Lesson 1: Getting to Know Your Digital Camera

Understanding your camera controls and functions. The five most valuable features. Features to avoid. Checklist of what your camera can and cannot do. How to get the most out of your digital camera. The biggest advantage of shooting digital: the right way to use your LCD monitor.

Assignment:  Camera Functions Questionnaire

Lesson 2: Controlling White Balance and Other Aspects, In-Camera

The color of light for the non-physics major. Understanding the white balance options. The easy way to getting the correct white balance. Adjusting the in-camera level for sharpening and color saturation.

Assignment: White Balance Before and After; also, Saturation/Sharpness Before and After

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Save $70 by taking all four landscape workshops in May.  To sign up for all four sessions click here.

Beavertail Landscape Photography Workshop

There will be a 3 hour shoot on Saturday night and a 2 hour critique on Thursday night.  The shoot will be about refining your landscape photography techniques. 

We will shoot rain or shine so bring protection for your camera and yourself.

Then on Thursday May 31st we will have a critique session from 7-9 pm.  Location TBD in Northern RI.

It’s highly recommended that you bring a tripod and a fairly wide angle lens.

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Introduction to Digital Photography

This class is for beginners through intermediate photographers. Any digital camera is fine for this class, however, DSLR’s will have more of the features discussed in some classes. The 8 lessons listed below take nine hours to complete plus time for image review.

As an added value you don’t have to worry about taking notes in class because you will have access to my online training website called morethanasnapshot.com, in which you will have access to videos of all the lessons plus practice activities for you do do at home.  This is a $200 value.

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