Composition and Framing in Photography
Saturday 18 January
Bronx River Pathway Trail - White Plains - 10am - 2 Hours
Kieran Roche
Composition in Photography is how a photographer arranges visual elements within the frame. In this course, we will discuss five, seven, and even ten, rules that will enhance your photography. 1. Rule of thirds 2. Shapes 3. Negative Space- Positive 4. Line 5. Symmetry and patterns 6. Points 7. Color 8. Tone 9. Distance 10. Balance. Photographers of all experiences welcome, whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or professional. Please join me so we can work together to improve your ability to see the scene you wish to photograph.
Macro Photography Meetup
Saturday 01 February
Downtown Bronxville - 10am - 2 Hours
Kelly Vasami
Macro photography is a unique form of photography that involves photographing small objects to make them look life-sized or more significant in the photo. The usual subjects include flowers and small insects, which we don't normally get to see up close with the naked eye.
The class will start when the insects are more active. So be ready to explore and capture breathe-taking macro images.
Angles and Views
Sunday 02 February
Bronx River Pathway Trail - White Plains - 12pm - 2 Hours
Kieran Roche
In this session we'll be looking at how we can challenge ourselves to find new viewpoints and perspectives when out with our camera, and how different angles can tell different photographic stories. Finding strong compositions using Angles and Point of View.
Beginner's Photography Class
Saturday 01 March
Bronx River Trail near Scarsdale - 9:30am - 3 Hours
Kelly Vasami
Ready to learn more about your camera and get out of automatic exposure? Now is your chance! Join us as we break down your camera to help you learn about shutter speed, aperture, ISO and how these settings affect your exposure.We will then put your new knowledge to the test with the guidance of a professional photographer.
Photographing Reflections
Saturday 22 March
Playland Park Boardwalk - 10am - 2 Hours
Kelly Vasami
We will be using natural water reflections and seeking out man-made reflective surfaces in the area to explore how we can use reflections to add depth and intrigue to our images. Reflections can help us to show our subject from an unusual, or from multiple, points of view. We can use reflections to abstract our subject or to make perfect mirror images. We'll even have a look at how we can create our own reflections when there are none around.
Beginner's Photography Class
Saturday 25 January
N Broadway - 10am - 3 Hours
Rush Bradley Urschel
Ready to learn more about your camera and get out of automatic exposure? Now is your chance!
Join us as we break down your camera to help you learn about shutter speed, aperture, ISO and how these settings affect your exposure.
We will then put your new knowledge to the test with the guidance of a professional photographer.
Abstract Photography
Saturday 15 February
N Broadway - 10am - 2 Hours
Rush Bradley Urschel
Abstract photography involves capturing a subject in a way that renders it either partially or completely unrecognizable, emphasizing instead on the interplay of shapes, colors, and form.
In this workshop, we will explore the art of creating striking and thought-provoking images through the use of abstraction.
Our experienced instructor will guide you through the process of understanding and applying the principles of abstract photography, including composition, color, and texture. We will cover topics such as finding inspiration in everyday objects, experimenting with different angles and perspectives.
Beginner's Photography Class
Saturday 08 March
N Broadway - 10am - 3 Hours
Rush Bradley Urschel
Ready to learn more about your camera and get out of automatic exposure? Now is your chance!
Join us as we break down your camera to help you learn about shutter speed, aperture, ISO and how these settings affect your exposure.
We will then put your new knowledge to the test with the guidance of a professional photographer.
Landscape & Wildlife Photography
Saturday 29 March
N Broadway - 10am - 2 Hours
Rush Bradley Urschel
It can be a lot of fun to photograph the great outdoors with scenic vistas and amazing wildlife. In this meetup, we'll review the basic camera settings, focusing on the best settings for landscapes. We'll discuss some of the techniques you can use in your landscape and wildlife photography. Then we'll put your new knowledge to work with some fun and challenging exercises.
Beginner's Photography Class
Saturday 19 April
N Broadway - 10am - 3 Hours
Rush Bradley Urschel
Ready to learn more about your camera and get out of automatic exposure? Now is your chance!
Join us as we break down your camera to help you learn about shutter speed, aperture, ISO and how these settings affect your exposure.
We will then put your new knowledge to the test with the guidance of a professional photographer.
Long Exposure Photography
Saturday 10 May
N Broadway - 10am - 2 Hours
Rush Bradley Urschel
Learn the basics of long exposure to capture light trails along with tripod photography.
Long exposure refers to a technique where you keep the shutter open for an unusually long period of time. This results to interesting effects in your photographs.
Beginner's Watercolor Class
Saturday 22 February
Untermyer Gardens Conservancy - 10am - 2 Hours
Rachel Jackson
Watercolor can feel unpredictable (and sometimes like it has a mind of its own), but that's part of the fun! In this beginner-friendly class, we'll walk through the basics step by step, from getting the right amount of water on your brush to blending colors without making a muddy mess.
No pressure, no judgment, just a relaxed space to try new things, make a few happy mistakes and learn how to feel more in control of your brush. If you're new to watercolor or haven't touched your paints in a while, this class will help you get comfortable and improve your skills.
Beginner's Watercolor: Exploring Creative and Alternative Techniques
Saturday 22 March
41 Dock Street - 10am - 2 Hours
Rachel Jackson
Watercolor can be a little unpredictable, one minute you're blending beautifully, the next your paper looks like a puddle. This class is for beginners who want to get comfortable with the basics while trying out some fun, creative techniques that make watercolor less intimidating (and more forgiving).
We'll explore different ways to add texture, experiment with tools you already have at home, and learn how to let the paint do its thing, without fighting it. If you've been struggling with control or feel stuck on where to start, this is the perfect class to loosen up and enjoy the process.
If you've ever thought, 201cMaybe watercolor just isn't for me, 201d this class is here to change your mind.
