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Photography Camp |
For kids ages 8-13 |
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| August 10, 2008 - August 15, 2008 |
| Rhinebeck Campus: Rhinebeck, NY (US) |
Tuition: $310 (does not include accommodations or commuter fee)
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| Course: SM08-3605-233 |
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More information or a list of things to bring is provided after registration.
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| Registration for this program begins Monday, March 3rd at 9am, please call 877.944.2002 to register. | | |
In this exciting camp, we use the Omega campus as our canvas. We explore our inner creativity as we make photo essays that document the diverse activities and special energy of Family Week. Each day, we explore campus with our cameras and assignments to help us become photojournalists, while learning about camera angles; light and shadow; perspective; composition; and how to incorporate feelings, fun, and beauty into our work. We project our work on a screen in our studio, and invite group critiques. We also incorporate into the workshop special Omega highlights, such as yoga, dancing, and paddling. The camp culminates in a slide show highlighting the group's photography, presented to all Family Week participants in the Main Hall.
Bring your point-and-shoot digital camera, at least 2 GB of memory cards, a 2 GB thumb drive (if possible), and backup batteries. $25 materials fee for underwater camera, film developing, and end of course DVD; include when you register.
Todd Shapera has been a published photographer and writer for more than 25 years. He dedicates a portion of his time to documenting critical global issues such as the coffee farmers in Peru; the tsunami recovery in Sri Lanka; and conservation projects in Central America. His self-published photography book, Indigenous Belize, documents life in traditional Mayan and Garifuna villages in southern Belize. toddshapera.com |
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