Time: 8:30 - 1:00
Cost: $100 - members; $115 non-members
Description:
Join us at Pueblo Zoo for a wild photography class adventure that teaches you the basics of your DSLR camera and how to get the best animal shots. After a lecture on the basics of your camera and how to shoot in Aperture Priority and Manual mode professional animal and commercial photographer and photography instructor Amy Shutt will show you her animal photography techniques and share many tips so you can get the best shots possible. Come
spend the morning with us and the animals! You will leave this class with a better understanding of how to use aperture, shutter speed, and iso together to get out of AUTO mode, giving you the control you need to take better photographs. You will also come away with a whole new skill set focused on animal photography! Please visit Amy's portfolio and photography workshops sites: http://www.amyshuttphotography.com|http://www.amyshuttworkshops.com
Please contact Amy with any questions on this class: (225) 200-1895 or amyshutt@gmail.com.
Register on the Pueblo Zoo website: http://www.pueblozoo.org/#!photo-registration/c1gb8
Ages: 16 years and older
Level: Beginner and Intermediate Required Equipment: DSLR camera or a point and
shoot/mirrorless camera that has the ability go into Aperture Priority and Manual modes. A lens
that can zoom to at least 200mm and a tripod are highly recommended.
Duration: Total 4 hours.