Beginner's iPhone Photography Workshop
Saturday 25 January
Mulberry St, Scranton - 1pm - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Join our Beginner's iPhone Photography Workshop to learn the essentials of capturing stunning photos with your iPhone. This hands-on class will cover everything from basic camera functions and composition techniques to lighting and editing tips. Explore different camera modes, learn how to enhance your shots using natural and artificial light, and discover the power of simple editing tools to make your photos pop. Perfect for beginners, this workshop offers practical assignments to help you apply new skills and take your mobile photography to the next level!
Street Photography
Saturday 01 March
Lackawanna Ave., Scranton - 10am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
People, cafes, vendors, street merchants, buskers, historic buildings, art installations and much more. The power of observation underpins the art of great street photography. Learning to "see" interesting detail is a practised skill and we introduce you to easy methods that will open your photographer's eye and expose you to a world that is alive with detail. The most rewarding part of the class is learning how to approach interesting people and have them willingly pose for you.
We will also go over settings, focusing techniques and lens choices common to street photography to help us capture those random chance encounters.
Abstract Photography
Saturday 22 March
Biden St Scranton PA 18503 - 10am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Abstract photography involves capturing a subject in a way that renders it either partially or completely unrecognizable, emphasizing instead on the interplay of shapes, colors, and form.
In this workshop, we will explore the art of creating striking and thought-provoking images through the use of abstraction.
Our experienced instructor will guide you through the process of understanding and applying the principles of abstract photography, including composition, color, and texture. We will cover topics such as finding inspiration in everyday objects, experimenting with different angles and perspectives.
Composition in the Park
Saturday 12 April
Mulberry St, Scranton - 9am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Come and join us as we explore composition in photography.
Composition is one of the most critical element in photography. Composition is how a photographer arranges the visual elements within their image, frame. I promise you that if you search for information on composition you will find plenty You will find formal rules, opinion, some of which you can trace back to historical art movements and painters.
Even in the digital world, composition remains the key to creating strong images. Composition is what guides our eye through an image and gives importance to the subject. It creates the story for the viewer and how we as photographers convey that message.
This meetup will explore composition using our frame and tools available to us as the photographer.
Colors of Spring Photography
Saturday 26 April
Mulberry St, Scranton - 9am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Spring photography is a beautiful way to capture the renewal of life that comes with the arrival of spring.
Join this session for tips on how to use your camera settings to creatively capture nature in a visually interesting way. We'll be looking at composition, focus and colour in this Spring season!
Architecture Photography
Saturday 10 May
N Washington Ave, Scranton 18503 - 9am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Architectural photography can be a great way of exploring and documenting a city, whether it's your home or on holiday. Its about capturing not only the design and accurate representation of a building, but to have the shots be aesthetically pleasing to the viewer's eye. An architectural photographer makes pictures, not takes pictures.
In this session, we will be covering how to better understand Architecture photography and we'll be looking at ways to take some impressive shots and the camera settings to use.
Bokeh for Beginners
Saturday 31 May
Mulberry St, Scranton - 3pm - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
The goal of this session is to learn how to add the Bokeh affect to your photos. We will also be working on photography in low light with and with camera flash.
Shallow Depth of Field
Saturday 07 June
Biden St Scranton PA 18503 - 9am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
In this workshop, we will explore the art of creating stunning images with a shallow depth of field.
Our experienced instructor will guide you through the process of understanding and applying the principles of photography, including aperture, focal length, and distance.
We will cover topics such as using a shallow depth of field to create a mood, blurring out distracting backgrounds, and how to use a shallow depth of field to give a bokeh effect behind our subjects to make them pop.
