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REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP ON APRIL 21, 2018 IN WARRENTON, VIRGINIA PRESENTED BY WINDMORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS .Enjoy learning how to create better photos for personal use or publication in this workshop facilitated by two local Warrenton photographers: Sunny Reynolds and Edward Payne. Slides will be shown of the most difficult photos Sunny Reynolds has taken over many decades from around the world and locally. Edward Payne will present images of his photography, many photos taken in the Northern Piedmont area, with Fauquier County the center of his work. Tips about lighting, composition, and inspiring creativity will follow. Class size is limited. Photographers of all ages and abilities are welcome. As part of Windmore’s new Young at HeART Series, the Photography Workshop will be offered is offered on Saturday April 21 from 10 am to 12:30 pm. Doors open at 9:30 am. Bring your camera as there will also be a photo walk and taking of photos in Old Town Warrenton. The photography workshop takes place at the Warrenton Visitor Center located at 33 N. Calhoun Street, Warrenton, Virginia. Pre-registration is required at www.windmorefoundation.org. For additional information: email info@windmorefoundation.org or call 540-547-4333. The Windmore Young at HeART series is funded in part by the PATH Foundation. The workshop is offered at no cost to participants. Parking is offered on site at the Warrenton Visitor Center and also on the street parking near the intersection of Main Street and Calhoun Street. There will be directional signs to follow. If you need assistance, call Windmore at 540-547-4333. During the photography workshop, there will be details about an upcoming art exhibit that takes place in May and June 2018.To see the exact schedule and register for the photography workshop, visit www.windmorefoundation.org. (Image in this post is of the photography of Sunny Reynolds that is displayed at a law office in Warrenton.) (This photography workshop has been rescheduled from April 7 to April 21 due to the predicted inclement weather.)