Showing posts with label In the Loop Café. Show all posts
Showing posts with label In the Loop Café. Show all posts
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Last chance to improve your knitting/crafting/blog photography!
EDIT: I think all typos are fixed. I think?
For the final time, Michelle and I will be teaching our Improve your (Knitting) Photography class at In The Loop Café on Sunday, July 27th.
The official class description is below and if you're interested give In The Loop a holler at 416-652-1024 to reserve a spot. Class size is limited. Hope to see you there!
Do you wish you took better photos of your knitting? Are you tired of washed out, blurry pictures of projects that you put hours and hours of hard work into? Are you confused by the buttons and features on your digital camera? Do you feel like your friends point and laugh at the photos you post to your blog or Ravelry account?
Take your knitting photography to the next level with this introductory course in basic photography techniques. Anyone can learn to take beautiful photos of their knitting and other craft projects, and you don't need a fancy or expensive camera to do it! In this hands-on course you will learn the basics of:
* Composition
* Lighting
* Focus
Bring your camera, the user manual (if possible) and a small knit project or two to practice on.
For the final time, Michelle and I will be teaching our Improve your (Knitting) Photography class at In The Loop Café on Sunday, July 27th.
The official class description is below and if you're interested give In The Loop a holler at 416-652-1024 to reserve a spot. Class size is limited. Hope to see you there!
Do you wish you took better photos of your knitting? Are you tired of washed out, blurry pictures of projects that you put hours and hours of hard work into? Are you confused by the buttons and features on your digital camera? Do you feel like your friends point and laugh at the photos you post to your blog or Ravelry account?
Take your knitting photography to the next level with this introductory course in basic photography techniques. Anyone can learn to take beautiful photos of their knitting and other craft projects, and you don't need a fancy or expensive camera to do it! In this hands-on course you will learn the basics of:
* Composition
* Lighting
* Focus
Bring your camera, the user manual (if possible) and a small knit project or two to practice on.
Sunday, June 08, 2008
REMINDER - Knitting/Blog Photography Class!
Just a reminder that Michelle and I will be teaching our ever popular Improve your (Knitting) Photography class at In The Loop Café NEXT Sunday, June 16th. If you're interested give In The Loop a holler at 416-652-1024. Class size is limited. Hope to see you there!
Monday, May 26, 2008
Encore presentation- Improve your knitting/blog photography
By popular demand, Michelle and I will be teaching our Improve your (Knitting) Photography class at In The Loop Café on Sunday, June 16th.
The official class description is below and if you're interested give In The Loop a holler at 416-652-1024. Class size is limited. Hope to see you there!
Do you wish you took better photos of your knitting? Are you tired of washed out, blurry pictures of projects that you put hours and hours of hard work into? Are you confused by the buttons and features on your digital camera? Do you feel like your friends point and laugh at the photos you post to your blog or Ravelry account?
Take your knitting photography to the next level with this introductory course in basic photography techniques. Anyone can learn to take beautiful photos of their knitting and other craft projects, and you don't need a fancy or expensive camera to do it! In this hands-on course you will learn the basics of:
* Composition
* Lighting
* Focus
Bring your camera, the user manual (if possible) and a small knit project or two to practice on.
The official class description is below and if you're interested give In The Loop a holler at 416-652-1024. Class size is limited. Hope to see you there!
Do you wish you took better photos of your knitting? Are you tired of washed out, blurry pictures of projects that you put hours and hours of hard work into? Are you confused by the buttons and features on your digital camera? Do you feel like your friends point and laugh at the photos you post to your blog or Ravelry account?
Take your knitting photography to the next level with this introductory course in basic photography techniques. Anyone can learn to take beautiful photos of their knitting and other craft projects, and you don't need a fancy or expensive camera to do it! In this hands-on course you will learn the basics of:
* Composition
* Lighting
* Focus
Bring your camera, the user manual (if possible) and a small knit project or two to practice on.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Sunday's Class @ In The Loop
Michelle and I had the honour to teach at In The Loop Café a beginner photography class for bloggers and Ravelers on April 6th. This class was aimed at helping total photography newbies get familiar with their point-n-shoot cameras while providing some tips and tricks to take nice shots of their craft projects. Sandi, Aleta, Emily and Cristina were the best students we could have asked to join for our inaugural class. Sandi even brought us apples (Pink Ladies - my favourite)! I brought my point-n-shoot for demo purposes and I took some shots of our cozy group during the exercises and during some punchy moments.
Thanks ladies, for being receptive to our class material and hope that you walked away with some helpful stuff!
Thanks ladies, for being receptive to our class material and hope that you walked away with some helpful stuff!
If you're sad that you missed it, we'll hopefully be teaching again in June. More info to come soon!
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Take My Class (Please!)
Michelle and I are co-teaching a class at In The Loop Café next Sunday (April 6th) called:
Photography for bloggers and ravelers - Improve Your Knitting Photography
Cost: 35 + Kit cost (TBD aprox $10) - includes a free drink.
Time/Date: Sunday April 6, 2 pm - 4 pm
Do you wish you took better photos of your knitting? Are you tired of washed out, blurry pictures of projects that you put hours and hours of hard work into? Are you confused by the buttons and features on your digital camera? Do you feel like your friends point and laugh at the photos you post to your blog or Ravelry account?
Take your knitting photography to the next level with this introductory course in basic photography techniques. Anyone can learn to take beautiful photos of their knitting and other craft projects, and you don't need a fancy or expensive camera to do it! In this hands-on course you will learn the basics of:
* Composition
* Lighting
* Focus
Bring your camera, the user manual (if possible) and a small knit project or two to practice on.
Sorry for the late announcement! I guess that's what happens when one is traveling for half the month. What's that saying? The path to hell is paved with good intentions? Whatevs.
Photography for bloggers and ravelers - Improve Your Knitting Photography
Cost: 35 + Kit cost (TBD aprox $10) - includes a free drink.
Time/Date: Sunday April 6, 2 pm - 4 pm
Do you wish you took better photos of your knitting? Are you tired of washed out, blurry pictures of projects that you put hours and hours of hard work into? Are you confused by the buttons and features on your digital camera? Do you feel like your friends point and laugh at the photos you post to your blog or Ravelry account?
Take your knitting photography to the next level with this introductory course in basic photography techniques. Anyone can learn to take beautiful photos of their knitting and other craft projects, and you don't need a fancy or expensive camera to do it! In this hands-on course you will learn the basics of:
* Composition
* Lighting
* Focus
Bring your camera, the user manual (if possible) and a small knit project or two to practice on.
Sorry for the late announcement! I guess that's what happens when one is traveling for half the month. What's that saying? The path to hell is paved with good intentions? Whatevs.
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