Active Adults Basic Photography RS


Do you have an interest in photography but don’t know where to start? Do you appreciate beautiful photos and wish you knew how to take them? No need to feel ashamed of your photo experience (or lack thereof) any longer! Delve into your newly-found passion as a professional photographer shows you the ropes of photography. From the different types of cameras and lenses to perspective and composition control, exposure, lighting, and more; learn key concepts that will get your photography adventure started in the right steps! There will be weekly assignments of six each 8 x 10 prints for weeks 2 – 6. DSLR camera, camera manual, and tripod required for the class.


Location: The Lodge at Laurelwood At 800 N. River Street Instructor: Mike Smith CODE


DAYS DATES TIME Holiday Luncheon at Oscar Swan RES BNR NR 402001-1A Sa 11/03-12/08 9:00A-12:00P $117 $135 $152 RS


Enjoy a delicious buffet luncheon set in the delightfully decorated atmosphere of this 18th-century building, the charming Oscar Swan Country Inn. The program is “Fashions and Faces,” which will explain how to purchase the perfect pair of jeans for your body type and how to weara cardigan sweater to create an updated look.


Location: 1800 W. State Street, Geneva Instructor: Pamela Schutt CODE


402022-1A Tu


DAYS DATES 12/04


TIME 12:00-2:30P


FEE $35


Gift cards are available in any dollar amount and can be redeemed for programs, events, or trips from camp to preschool to Quarry passes.


A Batavia Park District Gift Card is the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays or just because!


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