Historic Flight's B-25, named Grumpy. Photo by Liz Matzelle.
When I look back at some of my photos when I first started this blog, it is very embarrassing. I started with passion and no photography skills what-so-ever. Over the years I have been able to pick up a few tricks and learn from some wonderful people, but still needing to learn some of the basics.
Some of those people are hosting a basic aviation photography class at the Historic Flight Foundation on Saturday May 14th, starting at 10am. Best part is, the class only costs you admission to Historic Flight which is $12 (and you can get your Paine Field Passport there for another $10).
The class will go over the basics and provide Q&A for those who have questions (that’s me). So, if you are going to be in the Seattle area on the 14th and want to build your photography skills, with no judging your lack of skills, then sign up for the class and I will see you on the 14th.
If you are ready to take your photography skills to the next level, they are also offering a class on air-to-air photography on May 20th.
Get more details:
* See the class schedule
* Register for the class
* Learn about the organization
* Directions to the Historic Flight Foundation
