Photography club offers walk with mentor
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ALBANY — so, you have a fancy camera with all kinds of buttons and bells. And now you want to know how to use it? On Saturday, March 21, you can get the answers to your questions about cameras and photography.
The Sunbelt Photography Club is hosting a Q&A Photowalk. The program provides an opportunity to walk with a mentor and learn the technical features of today’s digital single-lens reflex camera.
Those participating should bring their camera for an opportunity to take some pictures and ask questions during a walk through historic downtown Albany.
The program begins at 8:30 a.m. on March 21. Those interested can meet at the Bridge House, which is Albany’s Welcome Center, 112 N. Front St.
For aditional information, visit the Sunbelt Photography Club page on Facebook.
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