Half-Day DSLR Photography Workshop for One or Two at Dean Oros Photography + Design (Up to 89% Off)
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DSLR-wielding students learn photographic theories and techniques while practicing their shots on landscapes and fellow students
The newest digital cameras can seem scary, especially with all the confusing buttons and the miniature grandchildren trapped inside. Face your photographic fears with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $79 for a half-day DSLR photography workshop for one (a $600 value) $135 for a half-day DSLR photography workshop for two (a $1,200 value)
My First Camera: Essentials for Everyone introduces new shot-snappers as well as more experienced photographers to the finer points of operating a DSLR camera, including instruction in both theory and practical use. Classes convene outdoors so students can explore the plethora of settings on their cameras, such as aperture and shutter speed, while directing their lenses to interesting subjects. Techniques covered include blurring backgrounds for artistic effect, using natural light, and framing shots with the rule of two thirds, which doesn’t actually mean only covering one third of the lens with your finger.
DSLR-wielding students learn photographic theories and techniques while practicing their shots on landscapes and fellow students
The newest digital cameras can seem scary, especially with all the confusing buttons and the miniature grandchildren trapped inside. Face your photographic fears with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $79 for a half-day DSLR photography workshop for one (a $600 value) $135 for a half-day DSLR photography workshop for two (a $1,200 value)
My First Camera: Essentials for Everyone introduces new shot-snappers as well as more experienced photographers to the finer points of operating a DSLR camera, including instruction in both theory and practical use. Classes convene outdoors so students can explore the plethora of settings on their cameras, such as aperture and shutter speed, while directing their lenses to interesting subjects. Techniques covered include blurring backgrounds for artistic effect, using natural light, and framing shots with the rule of two thirds, which doesn’t actually mean only covering one third of the lens with your finger.