Garden Photo Class About to Begin
March 11, 2011
Only a week left before a new garden photography class will begin at UC Berkeley Extension in San Francisco. Taught by Horticultural Photographer David Goldberg, who shot the images in Wildly Successful Plants, this class will definitely help you improve your shots of flowers and gardens. It consists of 10 classes, 4 of which will be practice shoots in private or public gardens. (One shoot will be in the newly restored gardens of Alcatraz, where students will be allowed into some garden areas off limits to the public. Ferry fare will be waived for the class.)
This class will meet 10 times, from March 19th through May 21. Sessions in the classroom will be taught at the South of Market Extension Building, on Third Street near SF MOMA, with validated off-street parking.
This class is a steal when you compare the price of one-day or half-day shoots offered at other venues. Register soon to assure space.
You read the course description on the extension website http://extension.berkeley.edu/cat/course127.html, and you can enroll online.
To see more photos by the instructor, go to www.davidgoldbergphotography.com. To ask the instructor questions, you can email him at [email protected].
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