To the amateur photographer, Washington D.C. presents a spectacular array of subject matter. Join a professional architectural photographer for a memorable photographic excursion through the heart of the nation's capital.
The buildings of Washington D.C. make for first-rate architectural photography. Join E. David Luria, a professional architectural photographer, for a 3-hour workshop on how to capture the capital on film.
Begin in Lafayette Park with a 35-minute orientation on basic photography techniques, then follow your guide to a series of landmark photographic destinations, including the White House, the Executive Office Building, the Washington Monument, and the stately architecture of the American Red Cross and Constitution Hall buildings.
The safari also includes entry to Renwick Gallery (which happens to be a Smithsonian Museum), where participants will learn how to take indoor museum photographs without a flash or a tripod. Before the tour's conclusion, participants will have the opportunity to photograph the newly-built World War II Memorial and other neighboring landmarks.
Inclusions :

• Guided tour and professional photographic instruction
• Entrance to Renwick Gallery
• Orientation materials

Duration:
3 hours
Available:
Fridays, 9:45 AM
Departure time and location:
Tour begins at 9:45 AM at the front entrance of Renwick Gallery, 1661 Pennsylvania Avenue NW (at 17th Street), Washington D.C.
Return time and location:
Tour concludes at 12:45 PM at the World War II Memorial, on 17th Street, between Constitution and Independence Avenues in Washington D.C.
Note:
Participants must bring their own cameras, lenses, film, or digital media. Any camera is acceptable and all skill levels are welcome. No tripods, please.
Participants must be prepared to be on their feet for all three hours of the tour. Total walking distance is approximately 3/4 mile.