$79 & up - National Geographic Photo Seminar Taught by a Pro

The Deal

The National Geographic Society has been documenting the world through the lenses of its photographers' cameras for nearly 125 years. In conjunction with National Geographic Traveler magazine, photographers and editors with decades of experience will share their expertise in a series of photography seminars. For $79 per person, regularly $110, take part in this half-day "People & Portrait Photography" seminar; two can enroll for $119 and save even more on the regular $220 price.

This seminar takes place Feb. 23 at the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art and requires no special equipment -- just an interest in learning from professional travel photographers. Attendees will learn:

• How to use composition, depth of field, foregrounds and angles to enhance the impact of their images

• How and when to best use the camera's flash, including maximizing a digital camera's settings to get the best exposure and how to work in low light

• Best practices in photographing friends and family, as well as how to get shots of strangers from different locations and cultures

• How to edit, upload, publish and organize photos digitally

Instructor Catherine Karnow is a longtime photographer and filmmaker for National Geographic with nearly 30 years of experience, who has photographed such subjects as Australian aborigines, movie stars in Bombay, farmers in Albania and even Prince Charles. 

Terms and Conditions
Vouchers can be redeemed Saturday, Feb. 23. The seminar takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Reservations via email are required. Date-specific event, all sales are final. Nonrefundable by National Geographic once purchased. Offer not valid for previous registrations. Gratuity and tax, if applicable, are not included. This deal cannot be combined with any other offer. Must be used in 1 visit.