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Nature Photography


Comm Ed / Arts & Crafts -
Community Education - F/W 26-27

Capture the beauty of the natural world through your lens in this engaging 3-session Nature & Wildlife Photography class for adults and students ages 15+. Whether using a smartphone or digital camera, participants will learn how to create stunning outdoor images while building confidence behind the camera.

Topics include seasonal photography tips, composition, camera settings, lighting, and simple editing techniques to help bring photos to life. Participants will also head outdoors during class to practice new skills in real-world settings, share their work, and learn from one another in a fun and supportive environment. Helpful handouts and resources will be provided so participants can continue growing their photography skills long after class ends. Please dress appropriately for the weather, as classes 1 and 2 will include outdoor practice time.

Instructor

Jean Kilby Maher


Jean Maher is a local photographer and writer, who enjoys sharing what she has learned about nature photography with all ages. She has published a nature book for children and adults ("What Do You Spy with Your Eagle Eyes?") filled with her photos and conversation starters, with another book underway. She loves how photography can spark a lifelong interest in nature because there is always something new to see. She writes a blog and teaches classes in nature photography.

CE:NaturePhotographySession 1

  Jean Kilby Maher


River Crest Elementary School : Fields and Media Center
Thu Sep 17, Thu Sep 24 & Thu Oct 1
6:15 - 7:45 PM

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Min Age   15 yr.

$ 90.00
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CE:NaturePhotographySession 2

  Jean Kilby Maher


River Crest Elementary School : Fields and Media Center
Sat Feb 20, Sat Feb 27 & Sat Mar 6
10:00 - 11:30 AM

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Min Age   15 yr.

$ 90.00
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