Becerra Photography Workshop

Ok. You’ve just bought your first real digital camera. Probably a Digital Rebel, or a Nikon D70. You’ve got a couple of lenses and are ready to embark on a great summer vacation with the kids. Only one problem. What the heck do all of those buttons mean?

If you’ve ever felt like this, I have the solution for you. I’m very excited to announce that I will be offering a series of workshops for people who have a Digital SLR and are looking to learn how to use it.

The idea for the workshops came to me from a couple different sources. First, I’ve had a lot of people emailing me about offering some sort of a workshop, and second it seems like many of the parents of my students have said, “I wish I could take your class”.

Because I want to give everyone some one on one time, and individual instruction, class size will be limited to 8 people. The workshops will be a three part series with each session lasting 5 hours. A description of each workshop follows:

The Basics - This is the course where you learn the foundations of photography. I’ll cover how to manually control your camera while focusing on two areas, Exposure and Composition.

The People – On your amazing summer vacation you’re definitely going to want to capture images of your family. I’ll show you how to get great individual and group shots.

The Scenery- Most people want to take a summer vacation to a beautiful place. But sometimes its hard to know how make your pictures look as good as they did in person. I’ll teach you how to take everything from pictures of flowers to breathtaking sunsets.

Are you interested? Email me at chris@becerraphotography.com to find out more about pricing and specific dates.

p.s. This is NOT a workshop for professional photographers. It is an opportunity for regular people who enjoy taking pictures and want to learn more about the process. I think a lot of people end up paying upwards of $1000 for a camera but then don’t invest in actually learning how to use it. This is a chance to learn how preserve memories for a lifetime.