Christine Nimitz

http://fatCATfoto.zenfolio.com

While in college, Christine spent a year as an exchange student in Leeds, England, which was the start of her fascination with photography, travel, history, and other cultures. Christine has been an active photographer for over 20 years since first moving to Arizona. Her interest in photography started with a black and white film photography class she took in college after returning from England. She used a rental camera but soon bought her very own used Minolta X-370. Once digital cameras became affordable, she quickly made the jump, since digital makes it so much easier to learn and get the best shots on the spot.

Christine constantly searches for new or unusual perspectives of common or well-known subjects and is always seeking to improve her skills — with each successive release of newer and better digital cameras, it becomes easier than ever for almost anyone to take a good photo. However, Christine goes above and beyond, always trying to get the great photo. This endeavor takes skill, patience, and practice, practice, practice! Her latest challenge is underwater photography—not only do you have to get the creature in focus, but you also have to get your shot before either your or your subject float away! Some of her favorite subjects in general are flowers, plants, the beach, islands, San Francisco, and the Eiffel Tower. And while she has travelled extensively to Mexico, the Caribbean, the Galapagos, Southern Africa, London, Paris, Rome, southern Italy and Malta since that first journey to England, she can always find new and interesting subjects in her own back yard here in Arizona or just a short drive away in California.

Christine is an active member of the Photographers Adventure Club, one of the largest national photography Facebook groups. She also serves as a photographer for the Maricopa Master Gardeners’ Real Gardens for Real People Tour. Teaching with the Digital Photo Academy is fun & it’s very rewarding to see people learn to use their imaginations & improve their photography.

Call Digital Photo Academy at 1 877 372 2231. Lots of people seem to hang up if our welcome recording comes on instead of a live voice, but we promise to return your message within a day or two if you leave one with your name and number.  It would be even better if you included your e mail address as well as the date and city of the class you are considering.  If leaving a voice mail message is not your thing, please email us at [email protected] or [email protected].

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