“Smart Phone Workshop”

The Great Hollow Photographers Club is presenting a new workshop:  “Smart Phones: Taking, Editing and Transforming Photos with Apps on Your Smartphone” by Phyllis Chadwick and Susan Locke.  Come learn how to unlock the potential of your smartphone’s camera!  It will be held at Great Hollow in the Community Room in the Merritt Building on Saturday, June 8, 4 – 5:30. There is no cost for the workshop, but seating is limited and advance registration is suggested via email to GHPhotoC@gmail.com.

Learn how to unlock the potential of your smartphone’s camera!  Come to this presentation and discover some popular apps and unleash your creativity. Perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Phyllis Chadwick and Susan Locke will be highlighting different apps and how they are used. They will answer questions you may have

and help you get started creating dynamic photos with your smartphones.  Some of the apps being presented are Snapseed, PhotoRoom, Hipstamatic, TinType, Distressed Fx, and Kaleidolens that add a degree of creativity to your images.  You will leave with a list of suggested apps and what they can be used for.

Phyllis Chadwick is a mixed media artist living in the Hudson Valley. She has a master’s degree in art education from Manhattanville College and taught locally at the high school level for 10 years. Phyllis sells her work via local shows, virtual shows, and her website pgchadwick.com.  Using photography, painting, and mixed media, her art consists of looking at life and finding new ways to portray it.   With photography apps, she uses layers to create art that enables people to see things in a new way.

Susan Locke has been an avid amateur nature photographer for over 50 years.  For decades , she relied exclusively on SLR camera equipment.  However, as the quality of iPhone cameras improved with each update, she has become increasingly drawn to using the phone as her primary device. It is easy to transport, always with you, and enables spontaneous and daily photo-shoots. Most important, it has encouraged much more experimentation and creativity.

For more information visit:  the Great Hollow Photographers Club Facebook page:  www.facebook.com/GHPClub.  Direct any questions to GHPhotoC@gmail.com.  For more information about the Great Hollow Nature Preserve, visit www.greathollow.org

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