Spring Tulips at Gibbs Gardens

What cameras can be used for this class?

Black and white image of a hand holding a Canon EOS 6D camera with a large lens.
A person taking a photo with a smartphone of an airplane wing in flight above clouds, in black and white.
Black Sony digital camera with a zoom lens pointing slightly downward.
A hand holding a vintage camera with a zoom lens, positioned against a plain background.

Any Camera!
DSLR, Mirrorless, Smartphone, Film

Experience the beauty of spring!

This hands-on photographic workshop takes you to the magnificent 300-acre estate of Gibbs Garden. 

Join us for a unique photography workshop dedicated to capturing the beauty of fall. This hands-on experience will guide participants in exploring the rich colors, textures, and landscapes that define the season.

Explore the wonders of spring through your lens, capture stunning imagery, and connect with fellow photography enthusiasts. Reserve your spot today and immerse yourself in the art of photography this autumn.

The focus will be on flower and plant colors and arrangements, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, image stabilizers, and lens choices for better photographs in this idyllic setting.

Colorful flower garden with a wooden gazebo in the background, surrounded by trees and blooming flowers.

You will also try your hand at creating beautiful hand-held shots including tips and tricks using bean bags and gorilla pods.  

These skills will translate well for those of you who travel and visit locations where tripods aren’t allowed.

Gibbs Garden is located in Ballground, Georgia - about an hour north of Atlanta. Directions will be provided at the time of registration.

A colorful flower garden with tulips of purple, red, and yellow in spring, surrounded by green grass and trees in the background.

Ticket to Gibbs Garden is not included in the workshop price.

Tickets can be purchased here:
https://www.gibbsgardens.com/visit/tickets/

More info

Location and meetup details will be provided upon registration.

 

What do I need for this workshop?

Students are asked to bring their cameras with a telephoto lens (longer lens).

Any questions? Contact us here!