Nature Photography Part 4 – Aperture with Ted July

This session is part of a photography series presented by For-Mar. The goal of this series is to 1) better understand the photographic process and 2) show how to apply these skills to nature photography.

In Part 4, we will build upon the concept of aperture. A camera’s aperture is one part of the exposure triangle. But the size of the aperture also affects the overall photo in a wide variety of ways.  We will discuss when best to use large and small apertures for various types of photography. Our time will be split between classroom learning and hands on practice.

The workshop is open to anyone with an interest in photography. A DSLR or Mirrorless camera with the ability to change settings is recommended. A tripod and remote release will be helpful but are not a requirement.

This workshop is led by Ted July. Ted spent his career as a teacher and a wedding and portrait photographer. Now retired, he enjoys landscapes and macro photography as well as teaching the photographic process. You can visit Ted’s website at:  ImagesByTAnthony.com.

For ages 16 and up of all abilities. 

Cost: $10 per person

Pre-registration required by 5/4/24