Photography On The Bay, Part 1 and Part II

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Photography on the Bay – Part 1: Exploring Photographic Composition

Time: 10 am – 1 pm
Location: Netarts Area – Register for details www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-birding-on-the-bay-registration-663801637567

Join Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS during a FREE course for emerging landscape and nature
photographers.
Composition is how we arrange visual elements to communicate our ideas about the subject and
to engage the viewer. In this class, we will explore the basics of photography composition, most
of which are applicable to drawing and painting as well. We will give examples illustrating
standard “rules of thumb”, including the first rule: “There are no rules”! This event includes the
main workshop providing tips on landscape photography and composition plus an optional field
excursion.
Netarts Bay WEBS is pleased to have Michael Krall as the presenter for this workshop. Michael
is an avid amateur photographer and birder and has been photographing seriously for over 50
years, he has taught prior photography courses as well. His works were recently featured at the
Hoffman Gallery in Manzanita. Some of Michael’s photographs can be viewed, among other
places, on the www.tillamookbirder website, which he webmasters. Currently, Michael is a
retired family physician who divides his time between Netarts and Portland.
There are in-person and virtual options for
this event.
Photography on the Bay – Part II: Enhance Your Art!
Date: Sunday, November 12, 2023
Time: 10 am – 12 pm
Location: Netarts Area – Register for details at www.eventbrite.com/e/photography-on-the-bay-part-ii-enhance-your-art-registration-725439437887?aff=oddtdtcreator

Do you love to capture the beauty of Netarts and the surrounding area in photos? Searching for
tips on how to process and enhance your work? Professional photographer, scientist, and WEBS
volunteer, Jim Young, will lead this session on post-processing and photography enhancement.
Participants will learn tips for post-processing and enhancement, discuss various programs
available, and leave with the knowledge of what they can do to improve their photos.
Participants who are open to having their work displayed and receiving positive feedback and
tips for enhancement are encouraged to submit photos for review during the workshop. Cell
phone photos are not ideal. All photos should be in jpg format.
There are in-person and virtual options for
this event.