What You'll Get
Photography has progressed exponentially over the past century with the development of digital cameras, faster shutter speeds, and smiling. Capture the latest trends of emotional technology with today's Groupon: for $69, you get a full-day professional photography workshop with Brad Wrobleski at Fotoscool (a $280 value). Full-day workshop run on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Choose from the following dates:
- Saturday, October 8; Saturday, October 15; or Saturday, October 29.
- Saturday, November 5; Saturday, November 12; or Saturday, November 19.
- Saturday, December 3 or Saturday, December 17.
Fotoscool’s internationally acclaimed photographer and cinematographer Brad Wrobleski, whose work has been featured in the likes of National Geographic and BBC, guides shutterbugs through the ins and outs of professional-level photography in hands-on workshop. The full-day class introduces up to 125 students to digital SLR photography through expert instruction, interactive exercises, and bonding human-camera trust-falls. While flashes are optional, attendees should bring an SLR camera with a mid-range lens, two memory cards, and two batteries. Learn to eschew the camera’s auto-programmed modes for manual settings that facilitate personalized picture-taking without the hassles of monogramming each pixel. A mid-session lunch break serves as a respite for weary trigger fingers.
The Fine Print
Expiration varies. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Subject to availability. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About fotoscool
Founded with the objective of simplifying the often overcomplicated art of digital photography, fotoscool employs a team of seasoned instructors—each a longtime professional with a celebrated career—to guide photography students through seminars and workshops held across the country. Keeping their overarching objective of simple-yet-entertaining instruction in mind, savvy teachers design each session to get participants on their feet with hands-on activities such as interactive exercises, on-location shoots in scenic locales, and bonding human-camera trust falls. In an effort to branch out of the classroom, fotoscool also periodically hosts tours that ferry photo enthusiasts to scenic far-flung locales for extended shooting lectures and on-site experience.