On Thursday April 24, 2025 join us for a free webinar to discover how photography can become a mindful practice that helps you connect with nature, reduce stress, and boost creativity. In this 30-minute session, learn how to slow down, pick up your camera, and capture the world screen-free.
By the end of this 30-minute session, participants will:
Understand Photography as a Mindful Practice
Discover how slowing down and engaging with their camera can improve creativity and reduce stress.
Learn how to use photography as a way to be more present in daily life.
Embrace a Screen-Free Approach for Deeper Creativity
Explore why stepping away from phone photography leads to stronger, more meaningful images.
Gain confidence using a dedicated camera to fully connect in the moment.
Reignite a Connection with Nature Through Photography
See how photography can be a tool for deeper appreciation and mindfulness in outdoor spaces.
Learn how slowing down in nature improves both artistic vision and well-being.
Apply Practical Strategies to Elevate Their Photography
Walk away with actionable tips for capturing more compelling images with confidence.
Feel empowered to step outside their comfort zone and explore new creative techniques.
Webinar Information
DATE: Thursday, April 24, 2025 at 6:30pm EST (webinar is 30 minutes in length
AUDIENCE: This webinar will be open to women only (inclusive of T and N-B individuals)
COST: Free - Register Now
About the Presenter
Cobi Sharpe is an award-winning professional photographer, with a diploma with honours in digital photography, based out of Parry Sound, Ontario. As the founder and CEO of Spark Adventure Photography Workshops, Cobi has made it her mission to help women (inclusive of no-binary) find their connection to nature in a world full of phone distractions and notifications. Her photography work has been published in Canadian Geographic, Explore Magazine, Outpost Magazine, Parks Canada, and Outside Magazine.
Cobi was hired by Georgian College as a Studio Assistant for the Digital Photography & Imaging program, and was employed by Parks Canada as a photographer. Some of her clients include Nova Craft Canoe, Paddle Like a Girl, and Algonquin Outfitters.