Mondays January 13, 20 & 27

6pm-8pm

Amazing photographs happen when your heart, mind, and eye work together. The camera does play a role, but the primary ingredients are your own creativity and imagination. During these three sessions, you will be challenged to see your subjects in new ways and to make images from a fresh, new perspective. Current trends, as well as glimpses into the past, will be a part of each session. You will be involved in projects that will help you see beyond the surface of the world around us. This class is for photographers of any skill level. Whether you've just begun or have been using your digital camera for years, the class will move you forward in your pursuit of finer photographs. Any digital camera will work well, from your cell phone camera to the latest in digital technology.

About our instructors, Jim and Carol Veneman:

For over twenty years Jim has served as a university professor of photojournalism. He has covered many national and international stories. In 2011 he received the National Press Photographers Association’s highest award for teaching photojournalism, the Robin F. Garland Educator Award. For more than 10 years Jim and Carol have taught photography at the Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center and in an after-school program at the Huntingdon Middle School, introducing students of all ages to the idea of seeing beyond the backyard fence.

Please be sure to register and pay before the first class using the buttons below.

Instructor: Jim & Carol Veneman

Fee: $150