This workshop explores camera functions for sunset and low-light photography, with a focus on capturing movement, atmosphere, and dramatic shifts in natural light. Participants will travel to several locations in the Philadelphia area to identify compelling compositions and lighting conditions, experimenting with techniques that transform water into mist, blur clouds, and maintain sharp focus in key areas of the frame. The class also includes group discussions of artists working with long exposure photography, along with review and feedback of student images created during the workshop.

What You Will Learn:
- How to use manual camera settings in low-light and sunset conditions
- Long exposure techniques to capture motion and atmosphere
- Methods for controlling focus, shutter speed, and light balance
- Approaches to finding strong compositions in changing natural environments
- Techniques for photographing water, clouds, and movement effects
- Critical viewing and discussion of long exposure photography practices

Accessibility Note: This studio is only accessible by stairs. For access needs or accommodations, contact adulteducation@fleisher.org.