Spring Workshops!
It’s amazing how time flies. I had originally intended to host my next round of workshops in February, but since February has already arrived I’ve decided Spring will be a better time. It would seem this is the winter that never was. Good thing I bought all those snow pants for my kids this past fall!
Anyway. Here are the dates:
Basic Digital SLR Workshop
Saturday March 24 – 10am-3pm – $95
This is a great class if you have recently purchased a SLR camera.
There is a pretty big learning curve from a point and shoot to an SLR.
In this class you will learn about the basic elements that go together
to make great photos. It will be a hands on class, so please bring
along your camera and manual.
Digital SLR Refresher Course
Thursday March 29 – 7-9pm – $35
This class is specifially for those who have already taken my basic SLR
workshop and want a little refresher or have a question or two they
need cleared up. We’ll go over the main points again and add a trick
or two for you pull out of your camera bag when you are shooting!
Basic Post Production
Satuday March 31 – 1-4pm – $55
So you have a whole flash card of pretty photos, now what? In this
class we’ll talk about storing and organizing your photos on your
computer, backing them up, editing them in lightroom and making prints.
Feel free to bring your laptop along if you have one. We will also
talk about making prints and storing photos.
Sign up for two of the three classes and save $10!
Email me at info@sandraregier.com to request a coupon code.
Click here to register for the classes!
Looking forward to seeing you soon!
May 20th – Ready for the backhoe to take it away….. I must say it was rather alarming how easy it was for it to get torn down.
And time to dig…. a big big hole.
Chris is a pretty big guy, but he sure doesn’t look it in this photo.
Time for footings. The kids have been super interested in all that’s going on… and I think it’s awesome how they will look back and remember this whole project…. but my biggest concern is that they stay safe during the process. So my answer to wanting to watch the big trucks and cranes was to tuck them safely away on the roof of our garage. It’s pretty flat up there and they are completely safe and out of the way, plus they have an awesome view of what’s going on!
After the walls were formed and set it was time for the first floor joists to go on…. this photo was taken on June 15th.
Bailey even got in on the action helping with the second floor walls. The crane arrived on July 5th to lift up the second floor roof truss. We really want the new piece to match the old part of our house… which means a tall roof. Chris is 6’6″…. the roof truss are considerably more.
This photo is taken just last week. The east side is all bricked, and ready to move around to the south. Super excited to see the progress. Thanks to all our contractors for getting us this far…. Ray Mathonia Backhoeing, D. Regier Construction, Prie-Form Concrete, D & D Electric and Terry Smith Masonry. … so to recap…..
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