My hubby and I are taking an on-line photography course. I don't have much
experience with an SLR - so I am trying his out for the class. The
first assignment was to take a picture of an unusual pattern in nature.
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Hi Lynn. I know we don't know each other, but I am on the sister site, Envisage. Would you be willing to share the online class info? I got a new SLR for Christmas and I am TOTALLY lost with it. You can email me at VinnyGirl23@yahoo.com. Thanks!
That is an awesome pattern!!
Also, I have Neal's SLR I want to learn to use, so I'd love to have the class info too.
Lynn just post it here LOL I want this info too. I'm highly interested!!
Hi Ladies -
We are taking this on-line class through our local community college. Classes are all on-line and last about six weeks. There are about 17 different photot classes. You don't have to live in Central Oregon to take the classes - but you can check out your local community college, they may have on-line classes as well. Here is the link:
http://www.ed2go.com/cocc/SearchResults.aspx?Sort=RELEVANCE&PrevSort=RELEVANCE&SortAsc=True&CategoryId=165&CurrPage=1
For anyone who is interested, Two Peas in a Bucket has a free set of 12 lessons on photography. They are nicely done and easy to understand. I started with them when I first got my DSLR. They are free, downloadable PDF files. Here's the link:
http://www.twopeasinabucket.com/cg_list.asp?archive=true&t=55&year=2008&x=37&y=9
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