Workshop Details:
When: Friday, May 18th from 6:30 pm-8:30 pm and Saturday, May 19th from 10:00 am-2:00 pm.
Where: Friday evening we will meet at Meg-a-latte and Saturday we will meet at the James Memorial Library.
Cost: $175.00 + tax
What you need:
– A DSLR camera ( a digital camera that allows you to switch lenses).
Here’s a general list of popular DSLR camera’s:
Good: Canon Digital Rebel T3, Canon Digital Rebel T2i, Nikon D3000, Nikon D5100 ($500-$650 with kit lens)
Better: Canon Digital Rebel T3i, Canon 60D , Nikon D90 ($780-$980 body only)
Best: Canon Canon 7D, Canon 5D MarkII, Nikon D300, Nikon D7000, Nikon D700 ($1500-$2500 body only)
A kit lens is the lens that most likely came with your camera. If you really want to step up your game, consider purchasing a 50mm 1.8 lens. This is not required, but I think you will really love how your pictures look when using it and it is awesome to learn with! Cost is just over $100 for this type of lens. I am not a Nikon user, but I do know that there are two models of the f/1.4 lens. Autofocus is not supported with the f/1.4D on the D40, D60, D3000, and D5000 camera bodies. Two online equipment stores I like to recommend are B&H Photo, and Adorama. I will have one extra Canon model available that participants may trial.
– Your camera manual. If you can’t find your original one, you can most likely find one online.
– A notebook and pen.
What you get:
– A workbook that will cover everything we go over so that you can continue to refine your skills at home.
– Refreshments Friday evening and lunch on Saturday.
– Drawings for prizes.
– A child model during the last hour of class to practice the new concepts you’ve learned.
What you will learn:
– Learn how to get your camera off ‘auto mode’ by understand the exposure triangle (ISO, Shutter speed, Aperture).
– Learn how to utilize natural light and photograph your children without using your flash
– Tips on getting natural and candid photographs of your children.
– Understanding composition and the difference it can make in your photos.
– At the end of the day on Saturday we will put your new knowledge to use with a little photo shoot! If it is a nice day we will head outside too.
What this class will not cover:
– Advanced camera techniques
– Editing Techniques
How to register:
I will have 10 spots available so if you are interested email me at erin@erinvournasphotography.com and I will send you the information to register and make your payment. Your spot will not be reserved until I have received your payment. The workshop fee is non refundable; however, can be transferred to another attendee.
7 replies on “Mom With A Camera-The Workshop”
I would have joined but I will be gone the whole month of May, bummer!! Please let me know if you are having another workshop later this spring or in the summer!! Have fun!
I won’t be able to attend either, but this is something I would LOVE to do! Let me know the next time you do a workshop. 🙂
There are a couple of us from Sidney that would love to take this, unfortunately, it’s graduation that weekend here. If you offer another class during the summer, please let me know, and we will be there! Sounds like a great time…
Oh please do another class I just found out about this and it is my husbands 60th birthday and I cant attend this one If you do schedule another please email me the info right away so I can get enrolled
This is exactly what i have been needing! will there be another one? We will be on vacation during this one. 🙁
Hey! What a wonderful idea to offer this class! I am not able to attend as I work on Saturday, but I would love to know if you ever plan on doing another one! Love your work!
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