Fall Mobile Photography Workshop

October 28, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Fall Mobile Photography Workshop

Saturday, October 28th 10:00 – 12:00
Location: meet at the Boathouse in Roger Williams Park

Advanced registration required on eventbrite. 

Roger Williams Park Conservancy invites beginning but aspiring photographers to join local photographer Jose Ramirez for Saturday morning photography instruction.  Join us for a fun and informative in-person workshop at Roger Williams Park.  The Park will be your subject! The instructor will meet with your class, and then you will spend time exploring the Park and applying your new photography skills.  Bring your own camera phone, and you will learn some simple techniques to take terrific photos every day!

Audience: All Welcome | minors under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult, not appropriate for children under 10

Max Cap: 12

Supplies: Camera Phone

Contact José by email with questions at [email protected]

Advanced registration required on eventbrite. 

Instructor:  Jose Ramirez is a locally based photographer who loves Roger Williams Park. He moves in all genres and works on not confining himself to a style. He brings social commentary with his images both of the world he sees and what he creates. You can see more of his work on his Instagram account (IG @jram9808). José also happens to be the Conservancy’s Program Manager.  Website: http://crazylifephotography.net/

 

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Calling all beginning and aspiring photographers: join us for a fun and informative fall foliage mobile photography workshop, where Roger Williams Park will be your subject! 

Local photographer and RWPC Program Manager José Ramirez (@jram9808) will offer his expertise and instruction before encouraging participants to explore and apply newly learned techniques to capture the beauty of the Park during the fall season! All you need is the camera on your phone.

This workshop is open to ages 10+, and those under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. This limited-capacity event is capped at 15 people, so RSVP to reserve your ticket before they run out (link in bio)!

📷  This Saturday, October 10 
🍂 10 AM – 12 PM
🍁 Meet outside the Clark Dalrymple Boathouse
Tomorrow is the official start of WALKtober at Roger Williams Park! 

All month long, every step counts toward your chance to win fun prizes! Keep track of your steps using the free STRAVA app (or method of your choice), and submit your MILEstone achievements of 6, 13.1, and 26.2 miles for a chance to win free tickets to the @rwpbotanicalcenter, @rwpzoo Holiday Lights, a seasonal Family Skating pass at the @providencerink, or park swag.

Hit the RWP trails for your daily walk, and get extra steps in by signing up for these events with @rwpmuseum, @stormwaterinnovationcenter, and our Friday Partner Peace Walks with @nonviolenceinstitute! Learn more and sign up by following the link in bio.

We're excited to present Walktober in partnership with @pvdparks and AARP Rhode Island.
Head over to the Temple to Music next Wednesday, September 30, from 12-2 PM to make art inspired by the beauty of the park! Julie Gearan hosts a free art activity, Slow Looking in Color and Line, with all the supplies provided. All experience levels are welcome!

Thank you to @risca1967 for helping make this event possible!
In August, we took a tour of the Roger Williams Park Produce Donation Garden with garden leaders Kim and Deb to see what they were harvesting! Sponsored by the @rwpbotanicalcenter and run by volunteer @urimastergardeners, this flourishing vegetable garden feeds the community by growing and donating fresh, organic produce to local food banks and kitchens, and serves as public education. 

They’re on track to grow over 3,500 pounds of food this year! 🍅🫑

The resourceful team of volunteers relies on help from the community. Visit the link in bio to learn more and see their wishlist of items ranging from lumber and hardware cloth to tools and supplies.

Stay tuned for part 2! 🌱
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