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Nature Photography

Mon, Sep 28

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Location on Glendora Trails

Join our intro to nature photography class, using a DSLR camera! For ages 9+, this is a 4-week seasonal class on Mondays from 2:15pm-4:15pm.

Nature Photography
Nature Photography

Time & Location

Sep 28, 2026, 2:15 PM – Oct 26, 2026, 4:15 PM

Location on Glendora Trails

About the event

Join us on a journey to understand all the ins and outs of digital nature photography. Beginning with the essentials, students will learn the basics of using a professional-grade camera. We’ll then dive into macro and telephoto photography, techniques to capture the smallest insect to the most distant bird and everything in between. Students will learn the best lighting, composition, and every skill they need to elevate their photography from the basic point-and-shoot, to the innovative and artistic.


A DSLR camera is required for this class - there are many local shops that will rent cameras to students. Reach out to us if you need help!


Dates: September 28-October 26

No class on October 5


Time: 2:15pm-4:15pm


Type: Drop-off Class

Parents are welcome to stay

Location: Glendora

**specific location will be sent upon registration


Cost:

$450, small group class (max three students) - register on this page

$570, private class 1-1 upon request. Email us at hfadventurecommunity@gmail.com


Notes:

Charter funds accepted

Student must have a DSLR camera





Tickets

  • Nature Photography Class

    This specialty nature photography class includes four 2-hour classes. DSLR camera is required. Please bring your own (they can be rented locally as well).

    $450.00

    +$11.25 ticket service fee

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Mailing Address:  147 W. Route 66, #311, Glendora, CA 91740

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