Join this session for tips on how to use your camera settings to creatively capture nature in a visually interesting way. We will be looking at composition, focal length, and exposure.

The venue offers a rich tapestry of subjects for us to choose. You will learn how to compose a shot. That means you will select the parameters of the subject you are photographing before you shoot. Next, we will work with focal length to make sure you can get the proper focus and the most detailed image possible. Third, we will work with exposure. The tricky part about the venue is that we are indoors (mostly) and that means there is less light so we must work to raise the amount of light we let into the aperture. We can adjust with our f-stop choices. Then, we will tweak that with other small changes. I suspect will be photographing orchids, ferns, palm fronds, succulents, and other plant life that is blooming. If you have a macro lens, please bring it. If you don’t have one, we can work with what you have (as long as it’s not 400 mm or larger).

Note: Entry fees are not included in the ticket price. Please pay $12 (adults) or $11 (seniors) at the venue on the day.

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