Registration is now OPEN!
My self-paced online workshop to learn still life photography is now open! Need all the details? Go to
STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Have questions, or want to sign up? Just email me at nadeen@nadeenflynn.com for more details or to express your interest in the class. That’s all there is to it! I’ll send you an invoice and once it is paid, you are in! Links to materials will be sent via email.
Registration closes on April 1, and will not be offered again until next year. Don’t wait. Seats are limited.
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As a published, featured northern California fine art photographer living in the greater Sacramento area, I specialize in fine art landscape and still life photography. My style is authentic, fresh and personality-driven. I offer several educational opportunities including workshops and photography mentoring. You can learn about them by going to SERVICES. While currently living in rural northern California with my husband and a couple thousand walnut trees, I post regularly to Instagram.
Please CONTACT ME with any questions or to schedule your learning session.
Serving Yuba City/Marysville, East Nicolaus, Wheatland, Lincoln, Woodland, Davis, Roseville, Rocklin, and the greater Sacramento area.
(530) 633-7575
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A very popular subject for still life photography is food. In fact, many people would consider food photography a genre of its own. And, I can see why.