Do you love photography? Do you wish your photographs were better, truer to what you saw and felt as you made your photograph? You are certainly not alone. One of the best ways to improve your photography is to (1) practice, (2) look at other photographs and (3) share your photographs for feedback. In this 2-session workshop we will do all 3.
Our focus will be on one of Seattle’s less-known gems at an unsung time of year - Kubota Gardens in early June. With its 20 acres, 11 ponds, 2 waterfalls, 2 red bridges plus140 varieties of maple and 30 of hydrangeas the photo ops are everywhere
We will meet at the Garden for a brief orientation and 2 hours of photography in person. A week later we will followup with a Zoom session online to share selects of the photographs we all make on location. In the Zoom you will receive constructive feedback from your instructor and all the participants with their collective wisdom and varied tastes, exploring in particular the principles of evocative composition.
For any skill level using any camera, from phone to mirrorless. All you need is a passion for photography.