Random Acts And Chance Encounters: A Guide To Street Photography

Eileen Powers offers the second session of a a three-part, hands-on class on the tradition of street photography, a genre that celebrates and investigates the public life of human beings.

In the first class on June 29th, Eileen covered the history and tradition of Street Photography. In this session participants  will share the works they created and their experience of making them. Eileen will also offer a  lesson on how to move in close to a subject to achieve more intimate images. Participants will be asked to return on Aug. 3 to share their work that incorporates the ideas and feedback from earlier classes.

The class is appropriate for beginner and intermediate photographers and open to ages 14 and above.

Eileen Powers is a Cape Cod-based photographer whose 'Can You Make Hair For Me?' photography project has been featured in exhibitions, podcasts and articles around the country. She has an MFA in visual arts from Lesley University.

The class is free admission, but registration is required. Please sign up online. To get the best experience from the workshop, please plan to attend all three sessions.