Designed to improve your “photographer’s eye” and challenge your artistry with a camera, this workshop is for those who have previously completed a photography course, have a good working knowledge of their DSLR/mirrorless camera, and want to engage in visual creativity. Each week, you'll shoot a specific assignment and share FOUR of those photos that show your current skill level. We'll participate in active discussion of the presented work. The workshop stresses taking good photographs; however, you should have a basic knowledge of photo-editing software, such as Lightroom or Photoshop.

Moderators: Ray Rawlinson has pursued photography for 65+ years. He studied portrait photography/lighting at Sandwell College of Art and photographic conferences. He worked as a professional photographer for three years. Angela Wilcox, BFA, Univ. of Michigan, became interested in photography in high school and college using black-and-white film and traditional darkrooms. She enjoys the freedom of shooting and processing images digitally.