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Recreation & Hobbies
Palouse Photography Workshop
S6RHPAL
Take advantage of this unique oppor tunity to
photograph the breathtaking country of the Palouse
with a local professional photographer by your
side. Photographers from around the world come
to photograph the beauty of this rolling landscape
and scenes of Americana in our own backyard.
This on-location workshop combines teaching
sessions/critiques in the classroom with experience
in the field photographing graphic crop landscapes,
old farm buildings and other rural settings. Though
the opportunity to leave with unique photographs of
the area is part of the workshop, the main goal is to
increase your photographic knowledge so you can
take these new skills and ideas with you wherever you
may go. Please bring your digital or film camera to first
class. Transportation is the participant’s responsibility,
car caravanning is recommended. A signed copy of
Captivating Wildlife in which the instructor is featured
is included in the class fee. Basic working knowledge
of your camera is required. You will be contacted by
the instructor prior to the first day of class.
Instructor: Kimi Lucas’s photographs are a blend
of vivid color and high detail. Her teaching style
combines a passion for photography and adventure
with a good measure of humor. Date: Workshop begins Friday, May 19, at 7 p.m.,
continues all day Saturday, and finishes Sunday, May
21, at approximately noon. Depending on weather
very early sunrise and late sunset sessions are
scheduled. Location: Meet in Albertsons 212 Fee: $299. Due to limited class size, a non-refundable
deposit of $100 is required. The remaining balance
may be refunded if Community Programs office is
notified of your cancellation two weeks before the class
begins. You are welcome to send another qualified
person in your place. Fees cover photo instruction only.
Are you frustrated with the results of your photographs?
Overwhelmed by the terminology? Confused about
white balance, file formats, storage and memory
for digital cameras or film speed and film type for
traditional cameras? Learn how to take better photos
by being more knowledgeable about your camera
and various composition techniques. Learn how to
get the end product you really want, whether digital
or film. Both compact and SLR digital or film users
are welcome - bring your camera and a FRESH set
of batteries. Don’t let technology intimidate you, have
fun, and learn how to tame those techno fears! Bring
in photos for helpful, in-class reviews.
Instructor: Kimi Lucas’s photographs are a blend
of vivid color and high detail. Her teaching style
combines a passion for photography and adventure
with a good measure of humor. Date: Wednesday, May 24, 6:30–9 p.m. (plus optional
review 9–10 p.m.), 1 session Location: Albertsons 212 Fee: $43 (Early Bird Fee $41 pay by 5/17)
Three days of golf! Experienced and beginning
golfers, here’s your chance to fine tune your golfing
skills while having fun. Under the direction of expert
instructors, you’ll get lots of individualized instruction
with an emphasis on: the short game–putting,
chipping, pitching; the full swing–using irons and
woods; and playing strategies–to enhance and
develop your course management. The class fee
includes 13 hours of instruction, social hour, two
lunches, two 9-hole rounds, club rental (if needed),
range balls, your club fit analysis, and video taping.
This class is limited to 10 participants.
Instructor: Dawes Marlatt, a PGA Class A
professional, teaches the class with assistance from
his professional staff. Date: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, Section 1: May
26–28, Friday 5:30–7:30 p.m.,Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m., 3 sessions Section 2: July 21–23, Friday 5:30–7:30 p.m.,
Saturday & Sunday 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m., 3 sessions Location: UI Golf Course Fee: $199 (includes instruction, evening social hour
and hors d’oeuvres, 2 lunches)
Reaching New Heights!
Climbing for Teens (ages 12-15)
S6YOREA
Here is a great opportunity to spend three full
days experiencing rock climbing in a relaxed, safe,
educational environment with an emphasis on
teamwork and personal growth. Learn skills basic to
the sport of rock climbing from experienced instructors
at the University of Idaho’s Climbing Center. We start
with a team building exercise to get to know your fellow
climbers then on to basic climbing skills at the center’s
55 foot climbing wall. On the third day we move
outdoors to a local rock climbing site to experience
rock climbing in its natural setting!!
Instructor: Taught by experienced University of Idaho
Outdoor Program staff led by Mike Beiser. Date: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, June 27–29,
9 a.m. –4:30 p.m., 3 sessions Location: Outdoor Program Office in University of
Idaho’s Student Recreation Center Fee: $85 (Early Bird Fee $83 pay by 6/13)