Do have you have a DSLR camera and want to learn how to take great pictures of your kids?

Have you had your camera for a while and you are frustrated that your pictures are not looking as you imagined?

Are you tired of reading technical manuals for your camera that don’t answer basic question: how to just take a better picture?

Do your images sit on your camera card for months, never downloaded or very disorganized on your computer?

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Many parents purchase DSLR camera in hopes of not missing a moment of their children’s lives, but are not totally satisfied with the images when they appear on their computer screen. They just want their images to be better.

Capturing Life is a workshop that teaches parents how to take better pictures of their kids. It focuses on concepts you can easily put into practice, just by understanding lighting, composition, perspective and age appropriate techniques. Participants will walk away with a 50 page presentation manual that includes both in depth details and quick tips for common situations which will help them improve their photos immediately… just by taking the time to assess light, change up their angle, and remember a few quick tips.

Topics include:
* training your eye to find the light,
* composition and perspective,
* lens and focal length selection,
* tips for great images at any age
* output: downloading, storage and printing
* high level review of exposure
* auto and semi-manual settings

Date: September 10th, 2011

Time: 9:00 – 12:00

Location: Crozet

Class size: 8 participants

Bring your camera and bring your questions!