Annapolis In the Field Photography Workshop

($100) 2024 dates to be announced

This workshop is designed for those who can operate their cameras. If you need to learning how to operate your camera, please join us for our introductory workshop.

Annapolis is our state capital and one of the largest collections of 18^th Century houses in the nation.  Many of these historic structures were a part of America’s early history.  The State House was, for a brief time, our Nation’s Capital.  Washington and Lafayette dinned and danced at Ogle Hall, now the home of the Naval Academy Alumni Association.

Our Annapolis Workshops is a great opportunity to learn to use your camera and, simultaneously, a great introduction to historic Annapolis.  We visit most of the great homes in Annapolis, such as the Paca House, Hammond-Harwood House, the Brice House, the Chase-Lloyd House, and Government House.

Annapolis is full of historic sites, and at the same time, it is a vital contemporary town.  We will visit Main Street, West Street, and some romantic small streets like Cornhill Street.

Well, Annapolis keeps getting better.  Annapolis is the home of the U.S. Naval Academy, which we will also visit.  The Naval Academy is a fully operational naval base, at the same time, it is one of the top colleges in the country. Please remember to bring a photo ID to enter the Naval Academy.  The Naval Academy is home to 4,200 midshipmen and over 1,000 professors.  We will begin our visit to the Academy at the USNA Chapel. We will then visit the John Paul Jones Crypt in the chapel and proceed to the Zimmermann Bandstand, Tecumseh’s Court, Bancroft Hall, and the Buchanan House.

In Bancroft Hall, we will visit the Rotunda and Memorial Hall.  If we have time we will visit Preble Hall which is the Naval Academy Museum with all of its treasures.

If you want more information on Annapolis or the Naval Academy ask Roger about his books on both.

Visit and enjoy the beauty of Annapolis with us.  You will have fun and get some good photography practice with your cameras.  You will also be amazed at the beauty of some of the historic sites in Annapolis.

 

Special bonus – THE Coast Guard book / Everybody gets one.

 

The Annapolis Workshop

Time: From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Please schedule this Workshop ahead of time.  Please schedule with Roger Miller at RCM.IPL44@gmial.com.

Cost: $100:

Book with us direct, we can take cash, PayPal, credit cards, or a check.

For PayPal payment:

Go to PayPal and deposit to Roger Miller’s account at rcm.ipl44@gmail.com
If you have any questions about PayPal payment, please call or email Roger Miller at:

Email: rcm.ipl44@gmail.com
Phone: (410) 245-2395

For checks:

Please make out your check to “Image Publishing LTD” and send it to:

Roger Miller
Image Publishing LTD
1411 Hollins Street
Baltimore, MD 21223-2417

We will meet at 10:00 AM at the Calvert Street Garage on the Calvert Street side.

Address is
 19 St Johns St,.Annapolis, MD 21401

Directions:  Take Rowe Blvd, (changes to Bladen Street), then make a left on Calvert Street and a left on St Johns Street and turn left into the garage. 

What to bring:

• Digital Camera (required)
• Fully charged camera batteries
• 2 – 4 gigabytes of memory
• Valid Photo Identification  (will be needed to get into certain areas and it good to have one anyway)
• Tripod (optional)
• Addition Lens (optional)
• Cable Release (optional)

 What to wear:

• Comfortable clothes appropriate for outdoors
• Comfortable shoes for walking around  Annapolis