ASoP Teen

Wildlife Photography Experience

at AWARE

What cameras can be used for this class?

Black and white photograph of a Canon EOS 6D digital camera on a soft cloth, viewed from the front with the lens facing forward.
A black and white photo of a Fujifilm X-T10 mirrorless camera with a zoom lens attached.
A black and white photograph of a Nikon DSLR camera with a zoom lens.
Black Sony mirrorless camera with a zoom lens attached.

Digital DSLR & Mirrorless Cameras

An owl with a human-like face, dark eyes, and a beige and brown feathered body, perched on a gloved hand.

Photo by Genevieve Medici

Group of people observing an animal inside a fenced outdoor enclosure at a zoo or wildlife sanctuary, with trees and blue sky visible.

Join us for an up-close photography experience at AWARE! 

Students will get the opportunity to photograph AWARE Ambassador animals, both in their enclosures and closeup with a handler. The exact species available for photography will be determined on the day of the workshop, but are likely to include owls (barn, barred, great horned, and screech), hawks (red-tailed and broad-winged), crows, possums, skunks, flying squirrels, turtles, and snakes.

AWARE Wildlife Center rehabilitates almost 2,000 injured and orphaned native Georgia animals each year for release back into the wild. It also delivers educational programs to the public about wildlife, habitat preservation, and peaceful coexistence.

Half of registration will be donated to AWARE. 

Limited space is available, so sign up now!

 

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A woman standing outdoors among trees, holding a rope with a black dog on a leash at her feet, grass, rocks, pinecones, and small yellow flowers on the ground, under a clear sky.

Meet Your Instructor

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Meet Your Instructor 〰️

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Sara Keith

Director

Sara is living out her dream as Director of the Atlanta School of Photography, providing photographic education to the amazing Atlanta community.

Sara received her first digital camera from her grandfather when she was twelve years old. Sara received her BFA in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a minor in Film and Television.

She is an animal lover, food lover, and traveler.

Sara’s photography and consultation clients include the Woodruff Arts Center, Delta, Inspire Brands, US Bank, Mailchimp and Ponce City Market.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Students are asked to bring the camera with a telephoto lens of at least 100mm. Need to rent a lens? Check out https://aperturent.com/ and use code ASOP10 for 10% off!

  • Yes! More parking info will be provided upon registration.

  • The majority of our workshops are beginner friendly! However, if you want to be sure, email us at staff@atlschoolofphoto.com

    Be sure to check out our Photo 1 class to learn more

  • Yes! Parents are welcome to join, but not participate as a student. Parents do not need to register.

  • You can send us an email at staff@atlschoolofphoto.com or call or text us at 404-996-6978