Smartphone Holiday Lights Photo Stroll

at the Atlanta Botanical Garden

We’ll utilize your phone’s night mode settings and explore how easy it can be to capture truly amazing images in the dark!
Sara will help guide you through the gardens, introducing a new compositional technique at each spot.

We’ll even go over a few in-camera and editing tricks to wow your friends and family.

Bring your phone (fully charged and/or with a portable power source) and some touch-screen gloves.

No tripod necessary!

Join us this season at one of Atlanta's favorite holiday experiences, the fantastical event photographers and Georgia residents alike wait for all year, Atlanta Botanical Garden Lights!

This annual electrical extravaganza features spectacular light displays throughout the Garden, including the new high-tech Nature's Wonders, illuminating the world's natural phenomena through countless strands of synchronized dancing lights strung high over Storza Woods. Explore the Walk of Flames and Tunnel of Light along with favorites such as the Orchestral Orbs, Glittering Galaxy, Radiant Rainforest, and Model Trains that continue to make the exhibition a must-see holiday tradition.

Owner and Director of ASoP, Sara Keith, will help you capture the beautiful lights display, using night photography available on your very own phone!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Your phone, charger, and access to download apps.

  • You can reserve a ticket with us through your registration.

    If you are a member or would like to purchase your own ticket, please do so in advance to make sure you reserve your space: https://atlantabg.org/plan-your-visit/atlanta-garden-calendar/garden-lights-holiday-nights/

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

  • 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

  • Parking is available at the garden via the Piedmont Road entrance.

    There is street parking nearby as well on The Prado, but there will be a bit of a walk to get into the park.

Any questions? Contact us here!