Explore the undiscovered Eastern Shore with your camera and the guidance of Nova Scotia photographer and author, Len Wagg.  Take photographs of autumn colours, rocky coastal areas, the sunrise and sunset or the people who make their living from the sea, their boats, and their communities or wildlife.   Len will talk about finding and getting the pictures, as well as good composition, lighting, subject and night photography.

After you have the great photographs, learn about filing storing, editing and printing the final image. Each participant will get a CD with their images.

$350 all inclusive, see program details
See package details for savings for double occupancy or Work?Playshop only

Explore the undiscovered Eastern Shore with your camera and the guidance of Nova Scotia photographer and author, Len Wagg.  Take photographs of the rocky coastal areas, the sunrise and sunset, the people who make their living from the sea, their boats, and their communities or wildlife.   Len will talk about finding and getting the pictures, as well as good composition, lighting, subject and night photography.

After you have the great photographs, learn about filing storing, editing and printing the final image. Each participant will get a CD with their images.

$350 all inclusive, see program details
See package details for savings for double occupancy or Work?Playshop only

Art is a language but instead of using words to tell our stories, visual artists use imagery.  Following the path of our imagination, we will endeavour to manifest our world pictorially.  Using creative visualization and guided meditation for inspiration, this artist's Work?Playshop promises to amplify our most creative selves.

Although each person's image will differ, participants will receive one on one instruction on how to describe their image and on how to use their chosen medium.

Explore the undiscovered Eastern Shore with your camera and the guidance of Nova Scotia photographer and author, Len Wagg.  Take photographs of the rocky coastal areas, the sunrise or sunset, the autumn leaves or animals.   Len will talk about finding and getting the pictures, as well as good composition, lighting, subject and night photography.

If you have been traveling the same path in watercolour, isn't it time to look at another route to success?  The most important word in watercolour is the word "water".  The colour comes in a tube-it can take care of itself  BUT  how much water, when to add more, when to mop it up or drain it off the paper, when a blossom is just where you want it to happen, these are ideas that we will explore. 

Along with traditional approaches to the medium, come prepared to slap and dash on water and throw in paint to free the inner child and delight in the spontaneous way you can achieve a beautiful background with minimal effort.  There is no such thing as a mistake, they are 'learning experiences' and the more of those you make, the faster you learn how to rein in this galloping medium. Get ready to spread your wings. 

If you have any questions, you may contact the instructor, Nora Gross (  ).