Location: University of the Fraser Valley – Canada Education Park Campus | 45190 Caen Avenue , Chilliwack, BC, V2R 0N3

Description:

Photography and the Art of Seeing Workshop

If you struggle with which subjects to photograph, and how to compose them, then this is the workshop for you. Learn to see the natural world around you in new and exciting ways that will supercharge your photographs. The instructor has over 50 years of experience and is a full time commercial and fine art photographer. There's something in this course for almost anyone, no matter which camera (even camera phone), or what level of photography experience you have. This is partially an in-class workshop, and hands-on experience at the Blue Heron Reserve. You should have at least a basic grasp of how to use your camera controls. Bring lunch and be prepared to photograph outside for up to 3 hours. 

Classroom Instruction

• Instructor background

• The Art of Seeing

• Composition rules

• The anatomy of a photo

• Apps for shooting on mobile devices

• Photo editing software options

Outdoor Instruction

• Photo walk through the UFV campus

• Applying The Art of Seeing to your photographs

Instructor:  Carsten Arnold

 

Masks are not mandatory, distancing is recommended. Should any participant wish to wear a mask they are welcome to do so. Chilliwack ElderCollege and community partners will continue to follow all health protocols.

Registrants must have ONE of the following mandatory memberships...

Mandatory membership(s):

• 2025 CEC Volunteer Membership
• 2025 CEC Membership
• Chilliwack ElderCollege Honourary Membership

Available spots: 1

Price: $55.00 Taxes waived

Required age: 50 - 110 years old on the day of the activity

Notes: Location: Chilliwack UFV campus building A, room #A1355 The second portion of this course will take place at the Blue Heron Reserve 5200 Sumas Prairie Road. - You should have at least a basic grasp of how to use your camera controls. Bring lunch and be prepared to photograph outside for up to 3 hours. 

Prerequisites: You should have at least a basic grasp of how to use your camera controls. Bring lunch and be prepared to photograph outside for up to 3 hours. 

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