Photography Walk: Golden Hour in the Chinese Garden

On this guided evening walk at The Huntington, participants will use photography as a lens for harnessing natural light and viewing the world in fantastic ways. Whether you’re a professional or a hobbyist, and whether you use a smartphone or analog camera, all photography levels and camera formats are welcome. This Thursday evening session will take participants through the Chinese Garden, focusing the lens on architecture and landscape to find dramatic forms and artistic stories during golden hour.

Lesson Plan

Instructor Jason E.C. Wright will give a presentation about photography tips and principles. Then, apply what you learned as you explore the Chinese Garden, followed by a classroom recap to discuss results and best practices.

What to Bring

• Camera (digital, film, smartphone)
• Notebook or journal (for taking notes)

Day of Program

• Check in with Education staff at Admission window #10 beginning at 4:30 p.m.
• Please bring your Admission QR code or ticket confirmation.
• Admission is included in the price of your ticket.
• The class will involve walking on both paved and gravel paths for distances up to 1 mile. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

About the Instructor

This session reflects the Burntsienna Field Research practice of slow observation and is facilitated by Jason E.C. Wright, an educator, photographer, and director at the Burntsienna Research Society.

For any mobility concerns or general program questions, please contact Joy Yamahata or call 626-405-3457.