Cooking & Photography Classes
2.13.2009
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CULINARY ARTS FOR EVERYDAY COOKS
Joan Wherley, extension agent for the University of Tennessee offers a four-part cooking school called “Culinary Arts for the Everyday Cook”. The class covers kitchen basics like food prep, making flavorful stocks, knife skills, plating for eye appeal, the benefits of Mediterranean cooking, main dish soups, seafood and how to poach, grill, bake, sauté and broil. This hands-on class will meet on Tuesday nights, March 3rd – 24th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. with a free bonus class on March 31st for those attending at least three sessions. Topics: March 3rd-Mediterrean Meals, March 10th-Great Meals in Minutes, March 17th-Savory soups, March 24th-Sensational Seafood, March 31st-Bonus Class. The four-week course is $245 per person, or $70 per class. Attend at least three classes and get a free bonus class. To register call the Franklin Recreation Complex, 790-5719, ext. 10.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Instructor, seasoned photographer, artist and gadget junkie, John Hampton guides adult participants in a comprehensive, hands-on look at digital photography on Mondays, March 9th – 30th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The cost is $20.00 per person per session. Don’t miss the opportunity to become a confident photographer! To register, call the Franklin Recreation Complex, 790-5719, ext. 10.
Image Composition – Monday, March 9th
You’ve begun to take pictures, but want to hear “Wow!” when people see them. Learn the basic techniques of photo composition from a pro. Bring no more than two images to class for critique and assistance.
How to Get Off Automatic – Monday, March 16th or Monday, March 30th
Camera basics on getting the most out of your point-and-shoot digital camera. Learn tips for making better photos, with guidance from a pro. Be sure to bring your camera and manual to class.
Digital Workflow with Introduction to Photoshop Elements– Monday, March 23rd
Take a “work-flow journey” with a professional photographer from the just-taken image to the finished product. In addition, learn about computer storage and backup, image manipulation, metadata and more. For more detailed information on digital photography classes, visit John’s website at www.jhamptonphotography.com.
Williamson County Parks and Recreation is a public organization, here to benefit the community. No membership is required. Anyone, including out-of-county residents, can register for and participate in our classes – even if you don’t have a facility pass. So what are you waiting for? . . . sign up today for that class you have been thinking about taking.
