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Please be aware that on Saturday, December 2, The Museum at Bethel Woods will close at 5 PM.
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6-Week Digital Photography Course for Adults: SOLD OUT.
Intermediate level Photography Workshop
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Wednesdays, April 20-May 25 | 6:00-8:30 PM
- The Conservatory
- $145 GA | $130 Member
- Please note all participants should bring their own camera.
Do you want to take better photos?
This intermediate-to-advanced course will help to broaden your approach and understanding, both conceptually and formally, of digital photography. Under the instruction of Shaun Gillen and Kaitlyn Danielson, come away from this six-week course with knowledge on:
+ Photographic lighting techniques (using natural and artificial sources)
+ Time-lapse photography
+ Astrophotography
+ Photoshop editing techniques, and more.
Join us to take your skills & understanding to the next level!
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTORS:
Shaun Gillen graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Photography. He later founded Tandem Design, a small multidisciplinary communications studio forged on the principles of promoting progressive causes. Over the past 10 years as a professional photographer and videographer in New York City, Shaun has shot a wide range of subject matter, promoting everything from startup companies and progressive candidates to prominent real estate addresses and fortune 500 executives. He now resides full time with his partner upstate in Hortonville, New York.
Kaitlyn Danielson is a photographic artist based in Narrowsburg, New York. She holds a BFA in Photography & Video from the School of Visual Arts, where she was awarded the Alumni Scholarship and the Rhodes Family Award for Outstanding Students. In 2018, her work won the Abstract/Mixed Media category of PDN’s The Curator competition. Kaitlyn's artwork has been exhibited throughout the United States and featured on platforms such as Musee' Magazine and Lenscratch.