C$59 for a 90-Minute Photography Workshop for One at Froz’n Motion (C$600 Value)
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Veteran photographer and self-described travel buff imparts photography’s finer skills during 90-minute workshop
Getting photos taken is a great way to document your life and convince yourself at any given moment that you’re not just a brain floating in a jar somewhere. Get existential evidence with this Groupon.
The Deal
- C$59 for a 90-minute photography workshop for one (C$600 value)
Toronto based professional photographer and world-traveler Cameron MacMaster imparts the finer points of photography with up to five students per workshop. The 90-minute session begins with a quick tutorial on the basic functions of the camera–the primary focus being how to shoot in Manual Mode. After the tutorial, the group heads into downtown Toronto to experiment with their new camera skills. Each student receives plenty of one-on-one attention thanks to the small class size. Workshops are held every Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., unless it’s raining or too cold to hold a camera.
Veteran photographer and self-described travel buff imparts photography’s finer skills during 90-minute workshop
Getting photos taken is a great way to document your life and convince yourself at any given moment that you’re not just a brain floating in a jar somewhere. Get existential evidence with this Groupon.
The Deal
- C$59 for a 90-minute photography workshop for one (C$600 value)
Toronto based professional photographer and world-traveler Cameron MacMaster imparts the finer points of photography with up to five students per workshop. The 90-minute session begins with a quick tutorial on the basic functions of the camera–the primary focus being how to shoot in Manual Mode. After the tutorial, the group heads into downtown Toronto to experiment with their new camera skills. Each student receives plenty of one-on-one attention thanks to the small class size. Workshops are held every Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., unless it’s raining or too cold to hold a camera.