Join us at Hunt’s Photo for our 2022 Spring Imaging Expo & Sale on May 6th & 7th!
The weekend will include FREE educational seminars, exclusive sales and instant savings, hands-on product demonstrations with many of our factory reps, and event pricing on all cameras & lenses.
This is a great time to come together with your friends at Hunt’s Photo, to stop in and say hello, sit in on a few great presentations, and check out some great new products!
Below, you will find registration information for the seminars. For more information on the sales and other goings-on, click here!

Friday May 10th

10-11am: Landscapes 101, with Nikon: Join Nikon tech rep Tony Krup as he walks you through some of the basics of Landscape Photography. Including in his discussion will be an introduction to composition, framing, and which lenses and accessories work best for amazing landscapes.
 

11am-12pm: Intro to Travel Photography: It is important to have both the technical understanding of our cameras as well as the creative ideas to produce images that stand out of the crowd. In this Intro to Travel Photography seminar, we will cover topics such as understanding our cameras controls, what gear may suit you, as well as how to compose and capture great travel images.
 

12-1pm: Navigating the twists and turns of Aviation Photography: Join Sigmas Tech Rep Marc Farb for a simplified lesson on shooting airshows and general aviation. Marc will show and tell how to get great images of jets and prop planes of all genres. He will show how to get the proper exposure as well as composition. He will talk techniques and settings that will make sense and work for all brand cameras and all skill levels. He will also show and tell about lens suggestions for great image composition.

1-2pm: Capturing the Soul of your Subject in a Portrait with Rick Gerrity: ?Join Panasonic/Lumix Global Ambassador Rick Gerrity as he explains how to get your subject to be relaxed while creating a memorable natural portrait. The objective in this presentation is to establish common ground with your subject. Once this is achieved your subject can be themselves and not be nervous. He will discuss gear and settings used to create his images. This approach works on friends, family and total strangers as well.