Intro to Photography Workshop at Locust Street Art

Get to know your (DSLR) camera! We’ll go over the basic but essential functions and settings of your camera.

About this Event

Get to know your (DSLR) camera! We’ll go over the basic but essential functions and settings of your camera. You'll learn about how a camera works, what aperture and shutter speed mean, how to properly care for your camera, and so much more!

Don’t have a camera? Learn on one of ours! All material costs are included in the price of registration. Additionally, you'll be able to use our digital photography lab to transfer your photos. Check out our Intro to Photo Editing workshop for more information on how to enhance your photos after shooting!

About the Instructor

Nick Butler has been teaching photography at Locust Street Art since 2021. A graduate of SUNY Buffalo State's Photography department, He studied with professors Les Krims and Jim Sylvia and University photographer Bruce Fox. His academic honors include Best of Show in the Best of SUNY Exhibition, a Summer Research Fellowship Grant and numerous awards in national college photography contests. Nick has also taught photography workshops at Jamestown Community College, and his work has been on display in numerous galleries in and around Buffalo, NY.

Workshop Details

Workshop Dates

• August 6th, 6:00 - 8:00
• August 13th, 6:00 - 8:00

Location - 138 Locust St. Buffalo NY

Ages - 12+

Cost - $65

Accessibility

Locust Street Art is located in a historic building with about nine steps to get into the building. We are currently fundraising to make our building more accessible. Please contact us if you have concerns related to accessibility so we can try to make accommodations. Limited free parking is available on the street.

All of our workshop proceeds go to support our FREE art classes!

Learn more about Locust Street Art at www.LocustStreetArt.org or email aW5mbyB8IGxvY3VzdHN0cmVldGFydCAhIG9yZw==

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