Join Houston Center For Photography instructor for a series of photography workshops at Evelyn’s Park! 

These community-driven workshops focus on photography as a means for creative expression and acquiring basic photography skills. No prior experience is necessary, and all competency levels and camera types are welcome.

Each workshop will begin with a photography lesson at Evelyn’s Park, followed by time to practice the topic of the day, and will conclude with an informal critique.

There is no registration fee.

Saturday, May 11: Mixed Media:
Unleash your creativity and transform your photographs to a whole new level using layering and mixed media techniques – collage, paint, image transfer. Family friendly activity. All supplies provided.

Saturday, June 8: Using Aperture Priority Mode and Shutter Priority Mode
Learn how to move past Auto Mode and have greater creative control over your photographs. This workshop will cover the how and why of using aperture and shutter priority modes. A camera with manual settings is best suited for this workshop.

Saturday, July 13: Understanding Color
Let’s consider the following questions: What is the relationship between light, exposure, and color? How does color affect composition? How does color convey certain moods? All camera types are suitable for this workshop.

Saturday, August 10: Black and White Photography
Learn how to spot subjects and scenes with the most potential for black and white imagery while identifying visual elements such as tone, texture, shape, and contrast. All camera types are suitable for this workshop.