Hunt's Photo Education

Hunt's Photo Walk: The North End at Night
2019-08-30 18:00 - 22:00 (America/New_York)
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for a photo walk in the historic North End of Boston. During the walk, we will discuss shooting in lower light with an emphasis on night photography. This will include assistance with exposure, composition, focusing, use of tripods, and a myriad of other settings and concepts.
Boston is often referred to as a “city of neighborhoods”. One of the city’s most notable neighborhoods, and its oldest, is the North End. Beginning in the 1600s this is where immigrants to the New World entered the city for the first time, which made the North End a busy, vibrant center of activity. Today, this tightly knit area is known as “Little Italy” given the prominent Italian-American influence and population found here. Quaint eateries, fine restaurants, and historic locations are characteristics that make the North End one of Boston’s premier destinations.
This walk is also an excellent chance to work on street photography. During the first few hours, our light will start to change, giving us some excellent opportunities at casual portraits and street scenes. As we move into more of the nighttime light, we will shift to long exposures. Join us for this very diverse photo walk!

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.
If you are interested in learning a little more about your camera (or anything else photographic-related) prior to the walk, we would love to have you for a Custom 1-on-1 class.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Sunset at Rockport
2019-08-31 17:00 - 21:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education on a late afternoon/sunset walk of Rockport and its harbor, Bearskin Neck, and other points of interest. The walk will begin at 5pm and conclude after sunset. We will discuss Exposure, Subject Development, Image Composition, HDR, Black & White Photography and more. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.

Rockport is a premiere destination for photographers. The town is an eclectic mix of unique storefronts, a beautiful harbor, boats, and a rich fishing tradition that offers a wide variety of photographic subjects.
This walk is an excellent opportunity both for those just starting out as well as the well-seasoned photographer. For those starting out, there are many excellent opportunities to work on composition and subject development, and also see how the light changes and affects your photographs throughout the evening. For the well-seasoned photographer, Rockport has just so much of interest to offer that you can work on creating more complex compositions and other advanced themes in your work. This is truly one of the best places at any level to photograph.

Hunt's Photo Walk...on the Water: Sailing in Gloucester Harbor- Schooner Fest!
2019-09-01 09:00 - 16:00
Each Labor Day Weekend, sailing vessels from another era gather in Gloucester to celebrate their storied history. The Gloucester Schooner Festival features ships from near and far in a display of grace and beauty unlike anything else in New England.
Our unique Photo Walk will give you a front row seat among the ships on the open water. We will be aboard the Frayed Knot, a present day sailboat, and sail alongside the schooners for amazing views and photograph during the annual race, off of Gloucester Harbor. This will be an experience you will never forget. Join us for this amazing opportunity!
We will meet at 9am for introductions and begin ferrying attendees out to the Frayed Knot. The Parade of Sail is from 10:30-12:00, followed by the race, starting at 1pm. Feel free to bring drinks or snacks. There will be a bathroom on board.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Workshop: Using On-Camera Filters, ft. Portland Head Light
2019-09-14 11:00 - 19:00
In the age of film photography, filters were used to great effect. Because darkrooms were less accessible for editing (than editing in the digital age), filters were used to “get it right in camera”. Despite all the editing programs available today, it is still best to “get it right in camera”, and certain filters still produce vastly superior effects that cannot be achieved by post-processing alone.
Join Hunt’s Photo Educator Rick Berk for a hands-on photography workshop designed to help attendees create better images by utilizing long-exposure. We will start with a classroom session explaining the different filter types and their uses, as well as examples of when and why to use them. Circular Polarizers, Neutral Density Filters, and ND Graduated Filters will all be covered. At about 2pm we will break and reconvene at Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth at 3:30pm to put into practice the filters and techniques. We will conclude the walk around 7pm.
We will have some Benro Neutral Density and Circular Polarizing filters on-hand for attendees to use in order to test the techniques discussed in the class. If attendees are interested in purchasing filters to use during the event, we will be offering a discount on them the day of the workshop.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, be advised we will be meeting at Hunt’s Photo, South Portland at the time listed. We will be traveling separately to Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth. We will not need to return to South Portland and will conclude the workshop around 7pm in Cape Elizabeth. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Portrait Workshop: Portraits at Horn Pond Using Natural Light & Flash!
2019-09-14 13:00 - 19:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education as we continue our portrait workshop sessions by mixing natural light and flash! On these workshops, we will emphasize creating portraits using available light through subject placement and composition through the aid of diffusers and reflectors, but then explain when and why to utilize flash, and how we can achieve extraordinary results with a little bit of knowledge! Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
On this workshop, we will utilize the beautifully underrated Horn Pond in Woburn, MA. Horn Pond is a 102-acre body of water that has a little bit of everything to offer the photographer from wildlife to flowers to beautiful sunsets and more! This is also an excellent and diverse area to photograph portraits, from engagement sessions to senior portraits, and even fashion. Areas of the pond are fully covered, other areas have dappled light, and still others have harsh, direct sun, but excellent backgrounds! We will begin this workshop basic and make our way up, going to different areas to get different effects.
We will also integrate in a number of techniques with flash. You do not need to own a flash for this workshop, but it certainly doesn’t hurt to own one and have an interest in using it! We will integrate in a little bit of flash and end utilizing High Speed Sync (or similar techniques) in our last hour of shooting.
For anyone interested in improving working with subjects in natural light situations as well as dabbling in outdoor flash, this workshop is an excellent opportunity!
You may bring your own gear, including reflectors and speedlights, but we will begin with gear that anyone can use, including:
-Basic reflectors
-A Variety of brands of Speedlights
-Phottix & Pocket Wizard Triggers
-Westcott & Phottix Softboxes
-Rogue Flashbender products
What to bring:
-Camera with fully charged battery
-Memory cards
-For lenses, consider bringing lenses between 50mm and 100mm. Prime lenses with low apertures are a great option, but zoom lenses that fit this range will also work fine.

Hunt's Portrait Workshop: Portraits in Portland, Using Natural Light & Flash!
2019-09-21 13:00 - 19:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education as we continue our portrait workshop sessions by mixing natural light and flash! On these workshops, we will emphasize creating portraits using available light through subject placement and composition through the aid of diffusers and reflectors, but then explain when and why to utilize flash, and how we can achieve extraordinary results with a little bit of knowledge! Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
On this workshop, we will utilize iconic Portland Head Light. Portland Head Light is truly a beautiful location, with a great deal of variety and depth. There’s the lighthouse, of course, but there’s also the beach area, old buildings, rocky areas, and a small garden, all of which makes Portland Head Light an easy location to choose for portraits, from engagement sessions to senior portraits, and even fashion. We will begin this workshop basic and make our way up, going to different areas to get different effects.
We will also integrate in a number of techniques with flash. You do not need to own a flash for this workshop, but it certainly doesn’t hurt to own one and have an interest in using it! We will integrate in a little bit of flash and end utilizing High Speed Sync (or similar techniques) in our last hour of shooting.
For anyone interested in improving working with subjects in natural light situations as well as dabbling in outdoor flash, this workshop is an excellent opportunity!
You may bring your own gear, including reflectors and speedlights, but we will begin with gear that anyone can use, including:
-Basic reflectors
-A Variety of brands of Speedlights
-Phottix & Pocket Wizard Triggers
-Westcott & Phottix Softboxes
-Rogue Flashbender products
What to bring:
-Camera with fully charged battery
-Memory cards
-For lenses, consider bringing lenses between 50mm and 100mm. Prime lenses with low apertures are a great option, but zoom lenses that fit this range will also work fine.

Hunt's Photo Workshop: HDR, ft Horn Pond
2019-09-28 08:00 - 16:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for a workshop on how to create photographs in the field suitable for creating HDR images, and how to easily process them using Adobe Lightroom.
The problem: Often when we photograph, there are very bright areas and very dark areas, and the camera’s sensor (or film) cannot accurately create detail in all of those areas. Examples of this are photographs of the sky and a shadowy landscape, or perhaps a photograph of the inside of a building (dark) looking to the outside (bright).
The solution: HDR.
High Dynamic Range (HDR) has existed in photography for almost as long as photography has existed. Originally, film photographers would take two (or more) exposures and combine them in post-production, as film simply did not have the latitude (or “dynamic range”) to capture both areas accurately. In the example of the landscape with the sky, photographers could photograph the sky at one exposure to obtain detail, then separately photograph the landscape at a separate exposure. Modern digital camera sensors have improved upon that dynamic range, but we still can benefit from High Dynamic Range in Post-Production.
In this workshop, we will begin by photographing in the field at Horn Pond in Woburn with a short class and discussion about camera settings and the morning’s goals. We will then workshop how to best take photographs for HDR by bracketing exposure. We will then break and drive separately to our store at Hunt’s Photo in Melrose for post-processing the bracketed photographs using Adobe Lightroom.
Please note: Many programs offer HDR processing of images through bracketing, but this course will specifically be using Adobe Lightroom. We separately have offered (and will offer again) courses using Adobe Photoshop, but this course will not cover Photoshop.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, be advised we will be meeting at Horn Pond in Woburn. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Posing Portraits on Location with Bobbi Lane & Lee Varis
2019-10-05 09:00 - 17:00
Join photographers Bobbi Lane and Lee Varis (“The Mistress of Light” and “The Sultan of Skin”) for a workshop that will emphasize how to appropriately pose any subject, from individuals to couples and families.
Everyone wants to make wonderful photos of their family, friends and associates and learn how to pose them in a natural and relaxed way. People need a good portrait for social media, both fun and business! This class covers how to pose individuals and couples and also demonstrates effective communication methods to help your subjects feel at ease. The posing techniques will be for both male and female individuals for headshots, senior portraits, how to pose for ¾ and full length, couples – including engagement photos, and families. Learn how to make locations work for you and find the scene to make a great composition and set up creative situations. This class will elevate your confidence for shooting on location with creative ideas.
For this workshop, we will begin with a class in our Hunt’s Photo, Melrose location and continue in the afternoon at the Saugus Iron Works with models. Lunch will be included.
Workshop Overview
9 am: Class overview, student intros, image presentation and shooting demos on posing.
11:30am: Break for lunch
12:30pm: We will depart for Saugus, about 10-15 minutes away.
1-5:00pm: Students photograph a variety of models
5pm: Wrap up discussion. We will not be returning to Melrose after the workshop.
Students must be familiar with their cameras and lenses and basic photography technique.
A medium telephoto lens is suggested, ranging from 50mm to 120mm.

Upon signing up for this workshop, you will receive a confirmation email that you have signed up. The week of the workshop, we will send out an email with a few more details about the workshop, including what specifically to bring and a questionnaire about your photographic experiences and background.
Please read our Cancellation Policy before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: The Trolley Museum
2019-10-05 10:00 - 14:00
Join Emily Hojnowski as we explore the Seashore Trolley Museum of Kennebunkport, ME. The museum has a collection of vehicles that show how public transportation has changed through the years. On this workshop we will discuss subject development, composition, exposure, circular polarizers, fine art photography, and more!
We’ll spend the day exploring the grounds, photographing the wonderful textures, colors, and patterns the museum has to offer. This walk is a great way to practice macro and more in a truly different environment. Join us for this fun-filled workshop!

Hunt's Photo Walks - Sunset (and Light Painting) in Rockport
2019-10-12 15:30 - 19:30
Join Hunt’s Photo Education on a late afternoon/sunset walk of Rockport and its harbor, Bearskin Neck, and other points of interest. After sunset, we will continue photographing the areas employing light painting techniques! Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.

Rockport is a premiere destination for photographers. The town is an eclectic mix of unique storefronts, a beautiful harbor, boats, and a rich fishing tradition that offers a wide variety of photographic subjects.
This will be a really fun walk! We will begin by photographing around the harbor and capturing sunset. After sunset, Rockport really shuts down and becomes very dark. In normal circumstances, this keeps us from photographing because of how little light there is. However, this will work to our benefit, as we will move on to teaching light painting techniques for the remaining time. This will be a lot of fun!

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.
If you are interested in learning a little more about your camera (or anything else photographic-related) prior to the walk, we would love to have you for a Custom 1-on-1 class.

Hunt's "Lensbaby" Photo Walk: Mt. Auburn Cemetery with Lensbaby!
2019-10-19 09:00 - 16:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for a very unique walk, using Lensbaby lenses at Mt. Auburn Cemetery, followed by an image review at Hunt’s Photo in Melrose. This walk is our first Photo Walk specifically geared towards using ONLY Lensbaby lenses!
Mt. Auburn Cemetery is one of Boston’s most beautiful green spaces. This large, rolling parcel of land was America’s first garden-style cemetery. The historical 174-acre cemetery serves as a final resting place for the deceased, but it is also an arboretum full of flowers, flowering trees, colorful shrubs, architecture, and wildlife. We will be going to the Cemetery in the heart of fall and should expect a good level of color.
On this walk, we will specifically only be using Lensbaby lenses. For those unfamiliar, Lensbaby is a company that makes creative effects lenses, optics and accessories that accentuate selective focus and other stylistic effects. Lensbaby has a certain look, but they also take time to learn how to use. For this reason, we’ve developed a Photo Walk devoted entirely to Lensbaby. We will have Lensbaby lenses available to use, but you are also welcome to bring your own, if you have one. Mt. Auburn Cemetery has an excellent variety of landscape and details that accentuate the capabilities of these lenses.
After the walk, we will continue back to our store in Melrose where we will host a 1-hour image review. Attendees will submit a few select images and we will be able to discuss what worked and how we could improve in the future. This image review will also coincide with our annual Hunt’s Show, which you are welcome to attend after the image review!

Attendees should have:
Digital Camera
Memory Card
Tripod
Suggested Items Attendees should have:
Extra memory cards
Extra camera battery
Reflectors/Diffusers
Cable Release/Wireless Remote to trigger camera

Hunt's Photo Walk: Boston After Dark- Museum of Science, the Charles, & Longfellow Bridge
2019-10-25 16:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for a night walk on the border of Cambridge and Boston at the Museum of Science, along the Charles River and toward the Longfellow Bridge, then back to the Museum of Science.
On this walk, we will photograph from above and from below! We will start on the roof of the Museum of Science to photograph into Cambridge & Boston. This is an excellent opportunity to obtain stunning views of the city from an angle rarely seen. After this, we will walk down the street toward the Longfellow Bridge along the Charles for some more night photography. Throughout this walk, we will make use of evening light, civil twilight, and night time as we explore architecture and city highlights.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt’s Photo Workshop: Using On-Camera Filters, ft. Nubble Light
2019-10-26 11:00 - 18:30
In the age of film photography, filters were used to great effect. Because darkrooms were less accessible for editing (than editing in the digital age), filters were used to “get it right in camera”. Despite all the editing programs available today, it is still best to “get it right in camera”, and certain filters still produce vastly superior effects that cannot be achieved by post-processing alone.
Join Hunt’s Photo Education’s Don Toothaker & Ron Phillips for a hands-on photography workshop designed to help attendees create better images by utilizing long-exposure. We will start with a classroom session (location TBD) explaining the different filter types and their uses, as well as examples of when and why to use them. Circular Polarizers, Neutral Density Filters, and ND Graduated Filters will all be covered. After the classroom session, we will break and reconvene at Nubble Light to put into practice the filters and techniques. We will conclude the walk around 6:30pm.
We will have some Benro Neutral Density and Circular Polarizing filters on-hand for attendees to use in order to test the techniques discussed in the class.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, be advised we will be meeting in York, Maine. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.
Attendees should have:
Digital Camera and Lens
Memory Card
Tripod
Suggested Items Attendees should have:
Various lenses
Extra memory cards
Extra camera battery
Flashlight
Snacks
Water

Hunt's Portrait Workshops: Natural Light Series- Fall Fashion, Boston Public Garden
2019-11-02 09:00 - 15:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for a continuation of our series of natural light portrait workshops. On these workshops, we will emphasize creating portraits using available light through subject placement and composition through the aid of diffusers and reflectors. We will also discuss Subject Development, Exposure, Black and White Photography, and more. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
For our “Fall Fashion” portrait workshop, we will be photographing in Boston at the Boston Public Garden, utilizing the colors of the fall season and the Boston Public Gardens as a backdrop. We will have 1 model for every 3-4 attendees. Depending on your level of experience, we will be able to assist in all levels, from basic camera settings to finding and utilizing good light to working with (posing/directing) models. This will be a unique workshop experience!

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, we will be meeting at the Boston Public Gardens; Parking at the lot at 0 Charles St is recommended. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: The Crows of Lawrence
2019-11-03 13:30 - 17:30
The city of Lawrence, Massachusetts is home to a significant Winter Crow Roost, starting with 100-200 crows in early September to over 25,000 by the new year. Join Hunt’s Photo Education’s Ron Phillips and local birder Craig Gibson for a unique Photo Walk that will observe the bigger picture of the Crows of Lawrence, as they gather and circle, leading into and just after sunset.
We will begin at 1:30pm in Lawrence to discuss much of the basis of what we will expect to see, settings for our cameras and some test shots in the area. By mid-afternoon, we will get into position and begin photographing, and continue until we lose the majority of our working light. During this time, hundreds of crows will gather in “pre-roost” locations, finally converging about an hour after sunset. The sight is magnificent to behold!
This is not your typical birding photo walk, but it is very unique and can yield spectacular imagery. Our co-leader, Craig Gibson, has done extensive research with this roost, including extensive documentation over the past years. Craig has a breadth of knowledge and boundless enthusiasm on the subject.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, please be advised we will be meeting in Lawrence. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. Our follow-up email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Postcard Series- The Longfellow Bridge
2019-11-08 15:30 - 18:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for our new Postcard Series of Photo Walks. Our Postcard Series are shorter Photo Walks and focused in concept. While our normal walks are 3-5 hours, our Postcard series are generally shorter (about 2 hours) and focused on photographing one subject. This one subject is generally that “Postcard Image”, a unique and distinct looking photograph that everyone loves to have in their portfolio. These walks are excellent for beginners, as you’re able to concentrate and fine-tune, as well as intermediate photographers looking for a quick and fun walk. Less walking, more photographing!
For this “Postcard Walk”, we will be visiting the newly lit up Longfellow Bridge. During the walk, we will discuss many of the aspects of photographing in low-light and at night, including exposure, focusing, composition, and more. We will spend a good deal of time photographing the Longfellow Bridge from numerous angles and at different times of the evening. We will make use of evening light, civil twilight, and night time. Photographers of all levels are welcome!

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, please be advised we will be meeting in Cambridge. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. Our follow-up email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Plimoth Plantation
2019-11-10 09:00 - 13:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education for a photo walk at the historic Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts. This walk will have an emphasis on storytelling with lots of opportunities for environmental portraits, macro, landscape, and low light photography, all under the guise of a 17th century New England settlement.
Founded more than 65 years ago, Plimoth Plantation is a living history museum that depicts the life and culture of America’s first settlers in the 17th century. The settlement is complete with houses, gardens, animals, and pilgrims that live and speak just as if it was 1627. The grounds, homes, and settlers make for wonderful studies in light, architecture, detail, and portraiture. Also on the property is a full Native American settlement as well. The Wampanoag’s were native to Plymouth before the arrival of our first settlers and the story of their lives, and how it mixed with the Pilgrims, is on display as well. Plimoth Plantation is a vital look into the lives of our ancestors and the growth of America.
Please note: Any photographs taken cannot have commercial use without written consent from Plimoth Plantation.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Sunrise in Scituate
2019-11-16 06:00 - 09:00
Join Hunt’s Photo Education as we photograph sunrise at one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States. Scituate Lighthouse sits along the rocky coast of the South Shore of Massachusetts. We will begin the morning by discussing settings, composition, and best techniques to capture the lighthouse against the backdrop of the rising sun.
This is a great opportunity to work on day time long exposures by using Neutral Density filters and learning how to use a CPL filter properly. We will also discuss HDR photography as well as bracketing.

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Wilton, NH
2019-11-16 08:00 - 12:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a photo walk to the town of Wilton, New Hampshire. On the walk, we will discuss Subject Development, Image Composition, Long Exposures, Black and White Photography, and Architectural Photography. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Small town America is alive, well, friendly, and full of refreshing detail and charm. Wilton, New Hampshire is all of that. Located in the southern part of the state, Wilton boasts a small downtown area, an historic mill, and a wonderful set of waterfalls for us to explore and enjoy for a complete day of photography and discussion.
On this walk, our emphasis will be the waterfalls of Wilton. We will discuss all elements of photographing the waterfalls, including proper exposure, adding in filters, and how to best shoot for later editing. The backdrop of the fall should make this walk a must!

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. This email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Franklin Park Zoo
2019-11-23 10:00 - 14:00
Franklin Park Zoo has over 100 different types of animals for a wide variety of shooting opportunities. Whether you have a safari trip planned and need practice or you just love animals, this walk will be diverse in subject matter and a whole lot of fun!
The Franklin Park Zoo has many indoor and outdoor exhibits which present a variety of photo challenges. Learn wildlife photography in a controlled setting – no waiting hours in the hopes an animal will come along! We’ll discuss composition, action photography, and how to get tack sharp images even when your subject is on the move. We’ll work on the best settings to maximize the gear you have to make sure you’re getting your very best images.
*Please note: This ticket cost does not include entrance to the park, as attendees may have memberships.*

If you are attending this walk, we will send out more specific instructions to you a few days prior to the walk. However, please be advised we will be meeting at the Franklin Park Zoo. Please note: Some slight details above can be subject to change. Our follow-up email will detail any of those minor changes.
Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Holiday Lights at the Boston Common & Gardens
2019-12-05 16:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Holiday Lights at the Boston Common & Gardens

Hunt's Photo Walk: Postcard Series- Holiday Lights at Christopher Columbus Park
2019-12-06 18:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Postcard Series: Holiday Lights at Christopher Columbus Park

One Light Headshots
2019-12-07 09:00 - 15:00
Creating headshots doesn’t need to be complicated, but there is a process to it, and a whole lot of creativity as well. Join Hunt’s Photo Education as we workshop creating headshots using only one light and reflectors. We will demonstrate and work with different setups (high key, low key, 3/4, 1/2, and more) and show how to set up lights for these situations. We can use speedlights, studio strobes, or LED lighting, depending on the interest level of attendees. (We will send out a survey leading up to the workshop to see general interest in the group.)
In this workshop, we will cover camera settings, how to use speedlights or studio strobes & LED lighting, light modifiers, flash triggers, and how to make it all work. For all of this, our lights will be off the camera. We will be photographing models & actors for the practical portion of this workshop.
A Brief Rundown of the Day
9am- Introductions, discussion of camera and light settings, modifiers, triggers, etc.
10am- Run-through of setups
11:30am- Brief break for lunch
12pm- Begin photographing models/actors
3pm- End of day

Please read Hunt’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Hunt's Photo Walk: Holiday Lights at La Salette Shrine
2019-12-07 17:00 - 21:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Holiday Lights at La Salette Shrine

Hunt's Photo Walk: Holiday Lights in Downtown Providence
2019-12-17 16:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Holiday Lights in Downtown Portland

Hunt's Photo Walk: Holiday Lights in Downtown Portland
2019-12-18 16:00 - 20:00

Hunt's Photo Walk: Holiday Lights in Downtown Portsmouth
2019-12-19 16:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Holiday Lights in Portsmouth

Hunt's Photo Walk: Holiday Lights in Downtown Newburyport
2019-12-20 16:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Holiday Lights in Downtown Newburyport

Hunt's Photo Walk: Christmas by Candlelight at Olde Sturbridge Village
2019-12-21 15:00 - 20:00
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Christmas by Candlelight: Olde Sturbridge Village

Hunt's Photo Walk: Postcard Series- Action on the Frog Pond, Boston Common
2019-12-28 15:30 - 17:30
Join Hunt’s Education for a set of walks that concentrate on photographing holiday lights. We have chosen a myriad of locations that vary in content and location. It may seem like a lot, but we have chosen these locations for the variety they present for attendees!
This year, we will be photographing lights at Boston Common & Gardens and Christopher Columbus Park in Boston; at La Salette Shrine in Attleboro; in downtown Portland, Newburyport, and Portsmouth; at the Stevens-Coolidge Place for “Winterlights” in North Andover; and at Olde Sturbridge Village for their annual Christmas by Candlelight! We will discuss the many aspects that go into photographing in low-light, especially when encountering holiday lights, including Image Composition, Long Exposures, Architectural Photography and many additional aspects of photographing holiday lights. Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
Effectively photographing holiday lights during the “blue hour” and at night can be a challenge. However, with proper exposure and balance of composition, you have the ability to capture great detail and color through your lenses. Join us for a terrific and beautiful experience!
These walks all occur at a time of the year when weather can be finicky. Curious about our weather policy? Click here!
To register for Postcard Series: The Frog Pond on Boston Common
