Smartphone Photography
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More and more of us are using our smartphones as our primary camera these days. The smartphone makes it easier than ever to create and share pictures. Did you know that there are important tools and techniques to improve your image making from setting up your smartphone to take the highest quality images possible, to image editing and storage strategies that won’t fill up your phone?
Smartphones make it easy to simply point and click to capture a picture. But if you stop there, you’re missing opportunities to use the smartphone camera controls that enable you to improve picture quality, make creative decisions about composition, and optimize the images for sharing and storage.
This hands-on two night workshop will help participants learn about smartphone camera technique, composition, optimizing imagery for various output purposes, and more.
Instructor Sterling Worrell is a veteran visual arts teacher at Hopkinton High School where he teaches photography courses including digital photography, film photography, and iPhone photography. He also works as a freelance photographer doing product, location, and press photography. Worrell has a masters degree in photography from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and teaching related certifications including- Google Certified Educator, Adobe Education Trainer, and Adobe Campus Leader.
General Information
Location: Hopkinton High School, Room C203
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Dates: Wednesdays, May 15 & May 22
Cost: $80.00
Refund Policy
If you withdraw from a program at anytime prior to two weeks before the program start date, you will receive an account credit good towards other Parks and Recreation programs. Account credits do not expire. Account credit will not be issued if the cancellation takes places within two weeks of the program start date. Cancellations due to a medical emergency will have the option to receive an account credit or a refund at anytime with proper medical documentation. If a program is cancelled by Parks and Recreation, you will have the option to receive an account credit or a refund for that program. Please call the office to cancel, 508-497-9750.