Wilmington Watercolor Group

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Beginner's Photography Class

Saturday 02 November

Millbrook - 10am - 3 Hours

Wilmington Photography Group

David Ross

Ready to learn more about your camera and get out of automatic exposure? Now is your chance!

Join us as we break down your camera to help you learn about shutter speed, aperture, ISO and how these settings affect your exposure.

We will then put your new knowledge to the test with the guidance of a professional photographer.

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$92

Shooting in Manual Mode

Saturday 23 November

Millbrook - 10am - 2 Hours

Wilmington Photography Group

David Ross

This class is for anyone looking to switch their camera mode from Auto to Manual and learn how to shoot using the Manual Mode. The goal is to help everyone become more confident when using their camera settings. We will touch on essential camera functions and the exposure triangle: Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO.

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$47

ABOUT WILMINGTON
WATERCOLOR
GROUP

Come along to our meetups to improve your art in a relaxed and social atmosphere and under the guidance of a professional instructor. Complete beginners to experienced artists all welcome.

Our 2 hour meetups are held in a different location each time, usually outdoors.

Bring your own materials. If you are a complete beginner all you need to start is a set of watercolour paints, brushes, and water container.

Who can attend? Open to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artists. The instructor is there to help everyone.

The meeting point and full details for the day are sent in the booking confirmation email to the email address you provide at time of booking.

Join the Wilmington Watercolor Group on Facebook to share your art and enjoy the art of other locals.

Sydney Watercolour Group

2024-10-07

Houston Watercolor Group

2024-10-09

Title or Location: Near Phoenix
This scene was found during a 2100 mile round trip from East Texas through El Paso New Mexico. , Arizona and Panhandle of Texas . This scene is in the Sonora Desert near Phoenix. I love that desert .
Credit: Ron Bigony

Sydney Watercolour Group

2024-10-07

Newcastle Watercolour Group

2024-10-06

Title or Location: Through the Bush!
I painted a wash of greys and a little brown. I used my brush to outline the elephant with negative painting. I used a stencil and watercolour pencil sanded over it to make the bush areas. Starting at the eyes helps with measuring the position of other parts of the elephant.
Credit: Margaret Milburn
Instagram: margartpaintings

Sydney Watercolour Group

2024-10-07

Melbourne Watercolour Group

2024-09-30

Title or Location: Southern Lights, Bay of Fires Tasmania
Blue waters, white sands and orange lichen covered granite boulders of Bay of Fires is another magical part of Australian Landscape. I fell in love with Tasmania and decided to create a series of watercolour paintings reflecting the mesmerising beauty of Bay of Fires from Tasmania.
Credit: Ali N Kozanoglu
Instagram: @Ali_Nejat_Kozanoglu

Sydney Watercolour Group

2024-10-07

Brisbane Watercolour Group

2024-09-30

Title or Location:
This watercolour was painted out of a photo of a calm scene on the water.Colour include - burnt umber, cobalt blue, turquoise, Viridian green, red and white, also ultra-marine blue
Credit: Jeff Goodwin

Sydney Watercolour Group

2024-10-07

Houston Watercolor Group

2024-09-30

Title or Location: Autumn in the forest
I got inspired by the cooler air and wanted to paint a river in a forest where the leaves were changing color. It?s a small piece (6x4?) but I am hoping to replicate it in a larger format.
Credit: Florence Kosmala
Instagram: flokosmala

Sydney Watercolour Group

2024-10-07

Phoenix Watercolor Group

2024-09-27

Title or Location: Scottsdale, AZ
I painted this for a challenge posted on the Art by Paul Clark FB group page. The reference photo was taken in Devonshire, England. I used a Bee Paper sketchbook and miscellaneous paints. I?ve been working on learning dry brush technique in watercolor for a while I I think I?ve finally mastered it as evidence by the trees in this one.
Credit: Sylvia
Instagram: @syllysart