4-H Photography Workshop inspires determination and creativity

More than 20 4-H members and parents gathered Saturday morning, Feb. 22 for a photography workshop led by 4-H Photography Co-Superintendent Kathy Ebert and local photographer Linda Drish. They focused on how to recognize the light of a photo, the difference between a composed photo and non-composed and also how to make those pictures tell a story. Drish reminded the young photographers that it might take 300 shots to get the perfect picture and not to get frustrated but to enjoy the process and to trust their gut as a photographer and artist.

4-H allows youth to explore and develop their interests and skills in art with photography, paint, ceramics, woodworking, and more!

For more information regarding the 4-H photography project area or how to get involved with 4-H, please contact the Washington County Extension Office at 319-653-4811.