This is an introductory class for beginner Smartphone Photography Usage and Editing Techniques taught by Bill Gordon.  The $50 fee for this workshop will go to the Garden Club for community projects.  This will be a two hour session at the home of Sarah and John Mantis. Participants will provide their personal Android and iPhone smartphones. Bill will provide share examples of his smartphone photography. It will be a hands-on workshop and participants are encouraged to take notes and actively participate in the workshop.

Bill bought his first film camera in 1971, a Minolta 101 a completely manual camera. He progressed to more automatic cameras in the 1980s and 1990s. He began using digital camera around 2000 with one of the first Nikon versions. When Minolta announced its first digital camera that was compatible with his existing lenses, he jumped into  the Konica-Minolta brand. He has been shooting with this Minolta A77v since 2010. He now shoots almost exclusively with his Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. He has both Photoshop and Lightroom licenses for use with image post processing. Sunsets, Sunrises and Landscapes make up his primary interests today and he has a large collection of flower images from The Denver Botanical Gardens and friends and family gardens. He considers himself an “Advanced Amateur” photographer and is still learning and perfecting his photography techniques.

Price per person for this workshop is $50.  Payment is due by credit card when you register for the event.