Digital Camera Fundamentals
Rocky Mountain National Park
June 3, 2006, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
$195 per person

Want to take better pictures with your digital camera?

Join us at Rocky Mountain National Park to enjoy springtime in Colorado while developing your digital camera expertise.

This one-day, intensive workshop will help you master digital techniques and photographic skills, including:

• Digital camera settings
• Image resolution
• White balance
• JPG vs. RAW file formats
• Aperture and shutter speed
• Composition
• Special effects

We’ll meet in the town of Estes Park in the morning and carpool into Rocky Mountain National Park for a full day of educational photography in an interactive group setting. In addition to capturing Long’s Peak, the Continental Divide and the Never Summer Mountains, we’ll photograph picturesque locations such as:

• Waterfall at the Alluvial Fan
• Bear Lake
• Chasm Falls
• Beaver Ponds
• Lava Cliffs

Don’t miss this hands-on opportunity to learn from the experts. Our small group size ensures plenty of personal, one-on-one instruction from workshop leaders Nat Coalson and Mark Ferguson. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to try out high-end digital cameras for free.

DETAILS
You must bring your own digital camera; any type of digital camera is acceptable for this workshop. A lightweight, inexpensive point-and-shoot digital camera or digital SLR is acceptable. A tripod is strongly suggested, as many of the techniques we’ll cover will require a stable platform for your camera. However, if you choose to not bring a tripod you will still benefit from this workshop.

PARK ENTRANCE FEES, TRANSPORTATION IN THE PARK AND
LUNCH ARE ALL INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THE WORKSHOP

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