Presenting WED 06/14 - 7:00 PM / FREE PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS - PART 2 of 2

FREE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS - SESSION 2 of 2
“INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY... AND MORE” is a free series that runs for TWO consecutive Wednesdays. The class is held in a virtual setting using Zoom. The link to the class is available once you register for the class.

These are BASIC classes for those starting (or uncertain) of photographic technical principles to develop knowledge and feel more secure capturing the image envisioned. These classes are designed to assist photographers firming-up their photography and developing better knowledge using their camera. The goal is to make you more comfortable with your equipment so that you can capture what "you see." We want you to learn how to go beyond the average snapshot into the world of The Art of Photography.

The class will be taught by a long-time photographer / instructor and graduate from the New York Institute of Photography that has taught many photography courses in Miami-Fort Lauderdale area and will cover the following topics:
• Camera Components and Lenses
• Camera Features and Limitations
• Importance of Lighting
• Light Metering Difference Between Incident & Reflected Light
• Best Practices and Importance of Developing Good Habits
• Exposure Components, Exposure Compensation and Its Image Effects… and Many Other Answers to Beginner Photographers’ Questions

IMPORTANT TO NOTE…
• No specific camera make or model will be covered since each one has its own features
• PLEASE... You must be generally familiar with your camera’s workings [Don't Forget that YouTube is a GREAT resource]
• General “Menus and Controls” will be addressed in the course -not brand / model specific

This class is open to all members who want to elevate their own skills and get better images. Interested? PLEASE REGISTER ……

Please be considerate and join the class early to be ready when it starts / Post your questions in the “Chat” room and they will be addressed throughout the session / Keep your audio muted unless your question is being addressed for clarification.