Daytime or Sunset Photo Safari for One or Two from Professional Image Photography (Up to 58% Off)
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Students bring their own cameras to two-hour workshops in which groups of up to 15 learn techniques & nab images of D.C. landmarks.
Americans like photographs because they provide evidence that cats sometimes drive trucks on rural roadways. Celebrate the photograph with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $45 for a daytime photo safari for one (a $100 value)
- $60 for a sunset photo safari for one (a $130 value)
- $85 for a daytime photo safari for two (a $200 value)
- $115 for a sunset photo safari for two (a $260 value)<p>
Photo safaris begin with a 30-minute training session in which pupils learn proper camera operation, lighting techniques, and composition. Afterward, groups of 12–15 practice their newly-attained skills as they walk by sites such as the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, or the Women’s Memorial. A tripod or monopod is recommended for sunset safaris.<p>
Students bring their own cameras to two-hour workshops in which groups of up to 15 learn techniques & nab images of D.C. landmarks.
Americans like photographs because they provide evidence that cats sometimes drive trucks on rural roadways. Celebrate the photograph with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $45 for a daytime photo safari for one (a $100 value)
- $60 for a sunset photo safari for one (a $130 value)
- $85 for a daytime photo safari for two (a $200 value)
- $115 for a sunset photo safari for two (a $260 value)<p>
Photo safaris begin with a 30-minute training session in which pupils learn proper camera operation, lighting techniques, and composition. Afterward, groups of 12–15 practice their newly-attained skills as they walk by sites such as the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, or the Women’s Memorial. A tripod or monopod is recommended for sunset safaris.<p>
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About Professional Image
John Drew founded Professional Image Photography, a full-service company that produces 100% digital images. He and his team honed their craft with highly recognizable clients, shooting images at the White House and the ITSMF Black-Tie Gala Awards. They nab photographs for weddings, corporate clients, headshots, and publicity, among other uses, and employ green initiatives that include internet FTP delivery and avoiding paper forms. Additionally, their photography workshops and safaris allow learners to explore D.C. landmarks and politicians' garages while mastering their own cameras.