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In, Zoom Out: Local 4-H offers Nature Photography Workshops
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[April 10, 2017]
LINCOLN
- Do you enjoy taking photographs and nature? Why not combine your
two interests by attending the two-part Zoom In, Zoom Out 4-H
photography workshop.
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Participants will learn basic photographic principles of color, how
to effectively take both close-up and distance photographs, in a
natural setting and help communicate with others about the beauty in
the natural areas such as at Creekside Outdoor Center for
Environmental Education and Kickapoo Creek Park.
The workshops are for youth 5th grade and older. They should bring
along their own camera (cell phone cameras fine) and should already
be familiar with operation of camera they bring along. This two-part
workshop will be held on Saturdays from 10 am - Noon.
The April 22 session will take place at Creekside Environmental
Center at 1234 County Road 2000N Lincoln. The May 6 session will
take place at Kickapoo Creek Park at 2000 N Jefferson St, Lincoln.
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University of Illinois Extension Master Naturalists Bev Noble, a professional
nature photographer, and Pam Moriearty will teach the workshops. There is no
charge to attend. A maximum of ten will be accepted for this two-part workshop.
You can register at
http://web.extension.illinois.edu/lms/
About 4-H: Illinois 4-H helps youth learn skills for living. University of
Illinois Extension provides 4-H programs in every county in Illinois. Illinois
4-H impacts the lives of 200,000 youth each year through sustained learning
clubs and groups and short-term programming.
For Further Information Contact:
Source: Carissa Akpore Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development, 217-732-8289
[Carissa Akpore
Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development
University of Illinois Extension – Logan, Menard, Sangamon Counties] |