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Photography Workshop Series At The
Kanabec History Center

Photography can be a fun, invigorating and enlightening way to capture and share the world we see and experience. The advent of digital camera has made photography so much more accessible and at the same time, more confusing. These workshops are designed to explain photography in understandable terms in a fun setting. Once we understand how cameras work, we will work to develop an "eye" for photography and creative artistic expression through the medium or photography and creative artistic expression through the medium of photography. Sign up for any workshop or a combination of workshops. Call the Kanabec History Center 320-679-1665 for fee information and to register. For all classes bring your camera and manual.

Understanding The Camera Monday March 31 (7 to 9:30 pm.): Learn how the camera works, the difference between SLR and point and shoot cameras and digital and film cameras. Time will be spent negotiating the menus and options of digital cameras. Since each camera has different programing, it is ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL THAT EACH PERSON BRING THEIR CAMERA AND MANUAL TO THE CLASS. Open to all levels, both digital and film cameras. Open to all levels, both digital and film cameras.

Opening the Photographer's "Eye" Monday April 7 (7 to 9 pm.): Learn what makes a pleasing photograph rather than just a snapshot. We sill discuss composition- what goes into creating a pleasing image. Photography literally means to "write with light" so we will discuss how to work with natural light and on camera flash. Films and processing will also be discussed if film camera users are in the class. Appropriate for all levels, digital and film cameras, point and shoot and SLR.

Mark Your Calendar!!
Antique Appraisals at the Kanabec History Center Sat. April 5, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Bring your antiques and collectibles to the Kanabec History Center to be appraised by our panel of experts. The appraisals will be on-going throughout the day from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. There is a small tax deductible fee per item appraised. Our panel of appraisers includes: Bette Anderson - Collectible Dolls, Mike Johnson - Firearms, Steve Danielson - Cameras and Radios, Steve Richardson - General Antiques, Mary Jo and Butch Geurney - Coins & Jewelry, Dick Raines - General Antiques.

The Kanabec History Center Antique Nook, Gift Shop and Exhibit Hall will also be open no admission charge. Coffee and Bars will be on sale throughout the day. Come find out how much your items are worth, listen to the other appraisals, look, shop and enjoy the day. Rita Fischer will also be selling homemade jams, jellies, bread etc.

The Kanabec History Center is located at 805 West Forest Avenue in Mora. Call 320-679-1665 for more information. 



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