Fall Foliage Workshop Photowalk!
Saturday Oct 29th from 3-5 pm
UPDATE:
The workshop/photowalk will be held at the base of the Temple Quarry/Little Cottonwood trail at the mouth of Little Cottonwood canyon. There is a decent sized parking lot right at the base just off of Little Cottonwood road (on UT 209, just south of UT 209′s intersection with UT 210) that we can all meet at at 3:00pm. This...
[read more] Fall Foliage Workshop Photowalk!
Saturday Oct 29th from 3-5 pm
UPDATE:
The workshop/photowalk will be held at the base of the Temple Quarry/Little Cottonwood trail at the mouth of Little Cottonwood canyon. There is a decent sized parking lot right at the base just off of Little Cottonwood road (on UT 209, just south of UT 209′s intersection with UT 210) that we can all meet at at 3:00pm. This spot is beautiful with lots of trees, color and great walking paths. People can email me at
Stacy@stacymariephotography.com if they need directions or more info.
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3-4 pm will be the ‘teaching’ portion with more time to wander and explore and take photos into the evening light. Stacy Nish from Draper will be leading the teaching session with a few other veteran Photowalking Utah people helping out as needed.
We will be touching on a few basic photography techniques such as lighting, angles and framing as they apply to landscape and portrait photography. People will also be given the opportunity to pair up and practice some portraiture using the techniques we'll go over in the workshop. But most of all it's just going to be a fun opportunity for photographers of all skill levels to come learn, network, and take photos of the beauty Utah has to offer during the fall season!
The workshop portion is being catered to beginners and we will be teaching natural light photography using a digital SLR, so if people are coming to learn, they'll be best off bringing a DSLR, otherwise bring any equipment you might have and want to use to capture the foliage.
Of course, anyone is welcome to join in and socialize and hang out with the rest of us. Even if just film cameras or point and shoots!
We’ll pick a spot in Salt Lake County in the coming few days as we watch the colors up on the hills. Watch this space for exact location details.
