Beginner's iPhone Photography Workshop
Saturday 19 October
Mulberry St, Scranton - 10am - 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!
Angles and Views
Sunday 10 November
Waverly - 1pm - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
In this session we'll be looking at how we can challenge ourselves to find new viewpoints and perspectives when out with our camera, and how different angles can tell different photographic stories.
Finding strong landscape compositions using Angles and Point of View.
Note: Workshop open to DSLR cameras or iPhone cameras.
Black and White plus Sepia
Sunday 17 November
Pinchot Forest District - 10am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
We will explore what makes a striking black and white image, with the use of strong lighting, simple subject choices, and strong composition. We will also go into turning your images into sepia and colour wash tones.
Note: Workshop open to DSLR cameras or iPhone cameras.
Portrait Photography Meetup
Saturday 30 November
Waverly - 10am - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Whether you wish to up your selfie game or begin developing a portfolio, this workshop will help you learn the basics of portrait photography and push your creativity and technical understanding.
Learn which settings are best to use, how to select the best locations, and what lighting and poses highlight a model's best features. We will also learn how to build rapport to get the best reactions and genuine emotions from a person.
Note: Workshop open to DSLR cameras or iPhone cameras.
Rule of Thirds
Saturday 14 December
Mulberry St, Scranton - 1pm - 2 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
One of the most basic tenets of composition is the Rule of Thirds. Although most people are familiar with this technique it is often forgotten in the haste to take a photo. However you ignore it at your peril as it can make an average snap into something which is has tension and dynamism.
In this meetup we will practice using the Rule of Thirds in a setting full of photographic possibility.
Note: Workshop open to DSLR cameras or iPhone cameras.
Street Photography
Saturday 04 January
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.
Note: Workshop open to DSLR cameras or iPhone cameras.
Beginner's Photography Class
Saturday 18 January
Lackawanna Ave., Scranton - 10am - 3 Hours
Kathleen Fritch
Ready to learn more about your camera and get out of automatic exposure? Now is your chance!
Join us as we break down your camera to help you learn about shutter speed, aperture, ISO and how these settings affect your exposure.
We will then put your new knowledge to the test with the guidance of a professional photographer.
Note: Workshop open to Digital cameras only.
Beginner's iPhone Photography Workshop
Saturday 25 January
Mulberry St, Scranton - 10am - 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!
