October 2, 2021 - Algonquin Park Photography & Adventure (hiking)
October 2, 2021 | limited to 9 participants | $250/person | lunch included
Spend the day learning how to make images using the manual settings in your camera while being surrounded by wilderness.
FOR THOSE WHO:
- have a digital camera (DSLR) but only shoot in Auto mode
- have watched and taken online workshops but still have questions
YOU WILL:
- learn how to understand your camera in Manual mode
- take lead control of the settings on your camera so your images turn out as you envisioned them
- learn the fundamentals of digital photography
- get a handbook with notes on everything that the course covers
Good photographs come from a passion for your subject, not from a passion for equipment. Passion for outdoor photography comes from many places:
Immersing yourself in the natural world
Gaining experience and knowledge in the outdoors
Itinerary: We’ll meet first thing in the morning lake-side and go over instruction on manual settings with time to work on exercises, and the afternoon will be spent hiking around one of Algonquin’s scenic trails using the skills you learned. It’s a great way to work on aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and get some awesome shots of your new friends hiking in Algonquin Park.
Endurance: Participants should expect an easy-moderate level of activity (with some difficulty when we’re climbing on a trail to a lookout).
What to Bring: We’ll spend the morning learning outside at a picnic area alongside Highway 60. You’ll need to bring a chair, warm clothing/blanket, hiking shoes, snacks and water for drinking. You should dress appropriately for the weather. In May there could be rain, snow or sunshine. There are washrooms at the picnic area. A backpack/camera bag will be helpful. Bring a tripod and your camera manual.
What’s included: Lunch (please bring your own water and snacks). Course materials. $25 discount on anything from Algonquin Outfitters when you spend $100.
What’s not included: your park day pass, snacks and water. Accommodation.
October 2, 2021 | limited to 9 participants | $250/person | lunch included
Spend the day learning how to make images using the manual settings in your camera while being surrounded by wilderness.
FOR THOSE WHO:
- have a digital camera (DSLR) but only shoot in Auto mode
- have watched and taken online workshops but still have questions
YOU WILL:
- learn how to understand your camera in Manual mode
- take lead control of the settings on your camera so your images turn out as you envisioned them
- learn the fundamentals of digital photography
- get a handbook with notes on everything that the course covers
Good photographs come from a passion for your subject, not from a passion for equipment. Passion for outdoor photography comes from many places:
Immersing yourself in the natural world
Gaining experience and knowledge in the outdoors
Itinerary: We’ll meet first thing in the morning lake-side and go over instruction on manual settings with time to work on exercises, and the afternoon will be spent hiking around one of Algonquin’s scenic trails using the skills you learned. It’s a great way to work on aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and get some awesome shots of your new friends hiking in Algonquin Park.
Endurance: Participants should expect an easy-moderate level of activity (with some difficulty when we’re climbing on a trail to a lookout).
What to Bring: We’ll spend the morning learning outside at a picnic area alongside Highway 60. You’ll need to bring a chair, warm clothing/blanket, hiking shoes, snacks and water for drinking. You should dress appropriately for the weather. In May there could be rain, snow or sunshine. There are washrooms at the picnic area. A backpack/camera bag will be helpful. Bring a tripod and your camera manual.
What’s included: Lunch (please bring your own water and snacks). Course materials. $25 discount on anything from Algonquin Outfitters when you spend $100.
What’s not included: your park day pass, snacks and water. Accommodation.
October 2, 2021 | limited to 9 participants | $250/person | lunch included
Spend the day learning how to make images using the manual settings in your camera while being surrounded by wilderness.
FOR THOSE WHO:
- have a digital camera (DSLR) but only shoot in Auto mode
- have watched and taken online workshops but still have questions
YOU WILL:
- learn how to understand your camera in Manual mode
- take lead control of the settings on your camera so your images turn out as you envisioned them
- learn the fundamentals of digital photography
- get a handbook with notes on everything that the course covers
Good photographs come from a passion for your subject, not from a passion for equipment. Passion for outdoor photography comes from many places:
Immersing yourself in the natural world
Gaining experience and knowledge in the outdoors
Itinerary: We’ll meet first thing in the morning lake-side and go over instruction on manual settings with time to work on exercises, and the afternoon will be spent hiking around one of Algonquin’s scenic trails using the skills you learned. It’s a great way to work on aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and get some awesome shots of your new friends hiking in Algonquin Park.
Endurance: Participants should expect an easy-moderate level of activity (with some difficulty when we’re climbing on a trail to a lookout).
What to Bring: We’ll spend the morning learning outside at a picnic area alongside Highway 60. You’ll need to bring a chair, warm clothing/blanket, hiking shoes, snacks and water for drinking. You should dress appropriately for the weather. In May there could be rain, snow or sunshine. There are washrooms at the picnic area. A backpack/camera bag will be helpful. Bring a tripod and your camera manual.
What’s included: Lunch (please bring your own water and snacks). Course materials. $25 discount on anything from Algonquin Outfitters when you spend $100.
What’s not included: your park day pass, snacks and water. Accommodation.
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