About the workshop: You've got a toy plastic camera in your hands, now what?
Learn some handy tips and tricks in Holga 101 while hoping a ride on a street car and embarking on a low-fi photography adventure.

Though the Holga is designed to be a simple point and shoot, we will discuss some very valuable dos and don'ts to help you to create the best funky, quirky, light-leaky images you possibly can. The skies the limit with these crazy contraptions, so join us in learning how to break all the rules and view the world through a plastic lens!

About Sarah:

Having photographed weddings and events in the DC area for the last 7 years, I am always seeking out the artistic approach to what are sometimes called “traditional” events.

After picking up a Holga camera a few years ago I have come to realize that it truly is key to photograph not only what you love, but also what excites you! In creating work that excites you is where you will find your ideal clients, personal projects and the desire to keep pushing yourself as a photographer.

I work every day to create just this type of environment for myself and other photographers, and I have been very fortunate to have my Holga work in gallery shows across the US along with a recent publication in LightLeaks Magazine.

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