Bring your camera to the Garden to capture the beauty of monarch butterflies as they pass through along a major migration corridor heading south for the winter. Local professional photographer Edgar Miller will provide expert tips on the best techniques and settings to snap great photographs of butterflies in their natural habitats and provide in-the-moment support as you seek out migrating monarchs and any other photogenic pollinators spotted along the way. You will leave with increased skills and confidence photographing these beautiful creatures in the Garden and beyond! Registration includes Garden admission for the day—we encourage you to explore the Garden before and after class! 

Saturday, October 12, 2024 (9:00-11:00am) 

Registration closes October 9. 

$45/Adult or $40/Member Adult  

Materials: Please bring your camera with a telephoto zoom lens. 

Location: Check-in at Botanical Research Institute of Texas / Park in main lot 

Instructor: Edgar Miller is a local, award-winning commercial and fine art photographer; he is passionate about teaching photography and finding new ways to help his clients learn. Connect with Edgar at edgarmillerimages.com and on social media @edgarmillerimages. 

Inclement Weather: A TBD rain date will be used. 

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