Announcing two new 1/2-day workshops on Light and Motion: Photographing the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair! 

Dates:

- Saturday, August 14, 6:00-10:00 PM - BEGINNING Level

In the beginning level workshop, amidst the bright lights, noises, and bustling activity of the Montgomery County carnival, we'll explore the absolute fundamentals of photography: the exposure triangle - the interrelationship between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, and how to manipulate these three elements to make drastically different-looking images. You'll learn to use aperture to control depth-of-field, and shutter speed to freeze or blur movement. Nighttime is one of the best moments to learn to creatively use these elements to achieve infinite possibilities of artistic vision. You'll also learn your camera controls and delve into commposition on site and with our after-shooting photo critique!

In the intermediate/advanced workshop, we'll explore the infinite possibilities of artistic vision, working on two photo projects along our journey.

These workshop are limited to a maximum of five students each, to ensure an intimate environment and to maximize our interaction and the learning experience.  THE INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED WORKSHOP HAS ONLY ONE SPOT LEFT!

To view the full lesson plans and registration details for these workshops, click here:

- BEGINNING Light and Motion Photography Workshop

- INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED Light and Motion Photography Workshop

View more photos from previous years of the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair here.  

Also check out some great student work from my past workshops on Art of Architecture: Photographing the Franciscan Monastery and DC Memorials from Evening to Night.