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McKay Photography Academy – Sheraton Baltimore City Center

$59 for Beginners' Digital-Photography Course with a $25 Voucher for OneClickPix.com on April 14 at 1 p.m. ($424 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Award-winning instructors teach the basics of digital-camera settings and photo composition during a five-hour course

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  • Expires Apr 14, 2013
  • Limit 10 per person, may buy 5 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Must be 15 or older or be accompanied by paying adult. Digital camera with manual modes recommended. Course must be completed by the same person.
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Photographs provide the only evidence that the past existed, aside from the outdated swear words used by grandparents, such as huckster and aw, chestnuts. Make history with this Groupon.

$59 for a Beginners' Digital-Photography Course on Sunday, April 14 ($424 Value)

During the five-hour beginners' digital-photography course—taking place April 14 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Baltimore City Center—instructors help larval shutterbugs understand the intricate features of their digital instruments and use them to capture artful compositions. Although any digital camera may be used, students will get the most out of the class by bringing a high-quality camera with a manual mode. This Groupon also includes a $25 voucher for ten 8"x10" prints from OneClickPix.com.

McKay Photography Academy

Bearing the titles of Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman from Professional Photographers of America, David and Ally McKay embody the keen vision and aesthetic prowess that separated good photographers from great ones. They share these skills during classes at McKay Photography Academy, where they train eyes, fingers, and imaginations to work in tandem as a snapshooting dream machine. Their classes help aspiring photographers progress from neophytes to seasoned pros; the Beginning Digital Photography course teaches students to harness the intricacies of their instruments, and the Pro Academy offers inside tips on how to successfully snap wedding portraits, pose recent grads, or tease out candid emotions. When not busy instructing the next generation of shutterbugs, David and Ally also devise photo safaris, which send small teams of photographers to capture shots of famed landmarks including San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge; the Lincoln Memorial of Washington, DC; or Yosemite's 60-foot statue of Yogi Bear.

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McKay Photography Academy

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    Sheraton Baltimore City Center

    101 W Fayette St.
    Baltimore, Maryland 21201
    (916) 458-2897
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