Photography Class: Master Your Camera Controls - Lyndale Park Gardens
Master your camera settings in a photography class at Lyndale Park Gardens.
Surrounded by colorful blooms, fountains and lush greenery, you’ll learn to control aperture for dreamy background blur or sharp detail. The instructor breaks down shutter speed for subtle motion like swaying leaves and ISO techniques for changing light. You’ll also explore exposure compensation, metering modes and when manual focus works best for close-ups. It’s hands-on, low-pressure and full of real-time feedback. By the end, you’ll confidently make intentional choices and capture consistently beautiful images in a setting made for photography.
- Minimum Guests 1
- Maximum Guests 5
- Event Duration 2 hours
Reviews Guests Left For Other Experiences
Michele
02 May 2026
Mark hosted our class and he did a great job. The class size was perfect and he was very personable and helpful. Would take another class.
Marcela
11 Jan 2026
Christine was excellent in giving m important information about how to set my aperture, shutter speed and how to look at the subjects in order to get interesting photos. I highly recommend this experience!
DAVID
11 Jan 2026
Richard patiently walked us through the steps and gave great instruction. I finally know how to navigate my camera that I've been using on auto for ten years. I'd definitely recommend this course to others
Event location: Master Your Camera Controls at Lyndale Park Gardens, Lyndale Park Gardens parking lot, 1300 42nd St W, Minneapolis, MN, 55409, Minneapolis, MN, 55402
Location is based on class date. Please select the date you plan to attend to see the correct location.
Instructor Richard leads photography classes that aim to help students maximize their potential for producing quality photos using digital cameras and smart phone technology. In addition to sharing tech tips and tricks, his courses introduce concepts of composition, value and balance in subjects ranging from landscapes to portraits. With guidance from Instructor Richard, everyone can learn to capture striking digital images.
