From 2024 Photography in the Forest - Instructor Kim Signoret-Paar

This workshop is from 2024.

Learn to use the camera you have with you all the time!

Create spectacular photographs with your cellphone anywhere you are, everywhere you go. You can easily practice and add to your visual memory and storytelling.

Each of the four sessions will include demonstration of an aspect of creating photos on your phone, a photoshoot in the forest, and then hands-on editing/processing.  

These classes are open to photography enthusiasts at all levels of experience and geared to enhance your visual perspective.

Take your photographic skills to the next level.

Recommend to fully participate, please download and install apps prior to coming up the mountain.

*Lightroom Mobile included in Adobe Photography subscription. Free version is available.

**iOS apps: Distressed FX $0.99; Reflect Mirror Camera $4.99; Brushstroke $2.99

Kim tells stories with her camera. She is currently creating images of people and places with a sense of how the moment feels and at the same time searching for something deeper and referential, opening the curtain for the viewer to see, imagine, feel.

She won her first competition with a B&W photo of a boy in a tree when she was thirteen. With a degree in journalism from the University of Iowa, she went west in 1980. Her career in California and Mexico focused on public relations, publishing, and university fundraising. Since 2009, Kim has immersed herself in photography and in the summer of 2014, she won Best of Show at the International Exhibition of Photography at the San Diego County Fair. In addition to competing and showing her photography in various venues, Kim teaches iPhoneography at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Retirement Center.  She is currently president of Poly Photo Club at Balboa Park. 

Kim won BEST OF SHOW at the San Diego Fair from over 4,000 entries in the International Exhibition of Photography last year!!!

Supply List -

Bring:

· Cell phone with apps already downloaded. See list above.

. Thumb drive (for image transfer and storage)

. Card reader or USB cable for downloading your images

· Sturdy walking shoes (no sandals)