With the advent of the digital age, photography has become a hobby for the masses. Cell phones, point and shoot cameras, even expensive equipment allow the photographer to record travel, family events, the hidden world, and life experiences with images that were unattainable before now. Because social media allows every photographer to display their art, each maker, no matter his/her level of expertise, wants to improve their skill.

Joe Webster’s program “Basics for Better Photography” is an introduction to techniques that will help the novice or advanced amateur improve their photographs for display, whether on the internet platform or prints that hang in your home or gallery. Joe will expand the shooter’s horizons and will show how simple adjustments will make a photo better. Joe will then lead a photo safari on the Sharlot Hall Museum grounds, giving help with cameras, composition, and a critique afterwards.

If you’re ready to refine your skill behind the lens, join award-winning photographer, Joe Webster, for a hands-on, immersive workshop designed to elevate your photography - whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro. Joe specializes in landscapes, macro images, and wildlife, bringing years of experience and expertise. His stunning images have been featured in national magazines, newspapers, and galleries across Flagstaff, Wickenburg, Phoenix, and Prescott.

Please bring a cellphone or camera to review images during the workshop.