Featured Class: Introduction to Macro Photography | Desert Botanical Garden

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Featured Class: Introduction to Macro Photography

DATE: Feb. 28, 2020
TIME: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
PRICE: Member: $50 | General: $63


Explore the art of the up-close and personal: macro photography. Discuss composition, proper equipment, focusing, lighting and how to steady the camera at close range. While this introductory class is open to all camera owners, it is best suited for those who are proficient in operating a DSLR camera. Instructed by Robert McBride. Limit 12. Purchase tickets here.

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The Garden, Gertrude’s and Garden Shop will be closing early at 3pm (last admission at 1:30pm) on Friday, February 21 in order to ensure guest safety and accommodate the Garden-wide setup for Devour, and will also be closed Feb. 22-23 for the event.