Weekend Photography Workshop(研討班): Seattle Aims

Learn new techniques from a great photographer

Take photos of Pike Place Market, Bainbridge Island, and more

Activity Details

Seattle is a fantastic place to photograph. Spend the weekend taking photos of the historic Pike Place Market, get a new angle on the Space Needle, and photograph harbor views on Bainbridge Island.

This workshop is led by a great photographer and a professional instructor and is designed for people who are interested in improving their digital photography. All participants must bring a digital SLR camera(單反相機), a laptop, and the software for organizing and presenting images. The workshop is limited to 25 participants.

Plan – 3 Days

Day 1—Thursday: Seattle

Settle into our hotel or stay in accommodations of your choice. Gather tonight at a restaurant in town for a welcome dinner.

Day 2—Friday: Pike Place Market & Pioneer Square

Start the day in the classroom with an instructive talk by our photographer. Our first task this afternoon takes us to the oldest running farmers’ market in the country, Pike Place Market. Work on portraits, street scenes, and food photographing. Then photograph the stately 19th century brick buildings of Pioneer Square, Seattle’s historic center. End the day with an edit-and-critic meeting.

Day 3—Saturday: Olympic Sculpture Park & Space Needle

Head out to the Olympic Sculpture Park. Then go to the streets of the downtown area to get a unique view of the Space Needle, and photograph city life against a background of diverse architectural styles. Tonight, we’ll present our best images to the group, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and end our journey.

Cost

With hotel

Without hotel

$2,020

$1,395

Meals noted in the plan are included in both options(with and without hotel)

Dates

Jul 11 – 14, 2013 Aug 08—11, 2013 Sep 26 – 29, 2013

Contact Information

For questions about this workshop, please call 1-886-797-4686. Or you can visit the website: http://www. nationalgeographicexpeditions.com.

1.The purpose in joining the workshop is to _____.

A. make friends with those who are good at photographing

B. learn new techniques and photograph tourist attractions in Seattle

C. have a romantic and meaningful weekend

D. pay a short visit to Seattle

2.What should you bring with you during the workshop?

A. A digital SLR camera, a laptop and the software that can organize and present images.

B. A digital camera and a computer that can organize and present images.

C. A digital camera and a guide to photography.

D. A digital SLR camera and a guide to photography.

3.You will do the following on Friday EXCEPT______.

A. photographing diverse architectural styles in Seattle

B. communicating photography techniques with others

C. photographing Seattle’s historic center --- Pioneer Square

D. visiting the oldest running farmers’ market in the country

4.What can you learn from the passage?

A. The workshop is led by a teacher who is interested in photography.

B. You need to pay for the meals mentioned in the plan.

C. You have three chances to join the workshop.

D. Only 20 people can participate in the workshop.

5. If you are willing to join the workshop, you can______.

A. go to Seattle directly

B. contact the photographer

C. call a travel agency in Seattle

D. call 1-866-797-4686 for more details

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