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This locale is made for a photographer. Even if you are not one, time spent here is replenishing with a lovely breeze that blankets an unending array of photo ops.

There are several options of waterfalls which your Digital Photo Academy instructor can use to demonstrate and instruct the varying effects of shutter speed control, ranging from a velvety smooth impressionistic version of flowing water to a depiction of flowing water frozen in time.

Macro photo ops are everywhere, ranging from vibrant flowers to creatures of the forest. Your instructor will also teach you the photo composition technique of rule of thirds. This technique pulls the main subject to a corner of the frame, waking up the eye of the viewer and emphasizing the other components which offer a sense of place, time, and other noteworthy details.

How about panning? Undoubtedly, your visit will observe cyclists riding along, and you will have fun with a trial and error process that will allow you to depict the subject leisurely coasting by all the way to zooming at a breakneck speed. Better yet, catch a Tri-Shaw, a three wheeled rickshaw, for a more picturesque example of slow panning. With a number of winding trails throughout the park, you will walk away from this workshop with portfolio worthy examples of leading lines images.

Finally, there are depth of field lessons to be learned, that inform the viewer of the subject in crisp focus against blurred surroundings.

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