Workshop:“What to choose when the choices are unlimited” with Melissa Tremblett

August 14, 2026

10:30am-1:30pm @ First Light, 42 Bannerman Street Entrance

I learned photography using my dad’s old 35mm Nikon camera from the ‘90’s. There wasn’t anything fancy; it didn’t have a zoom lens or flash, but it shaped my approach to photography. Every frame I took mattered and was carefully composed and fully considered. When you can take a dozen photos and choose the best one, where does the intentionality go? If you could only take one photo, what would your main considerations be? The aim of this workshop is to support arts literacy by asking how the analog approach of film could be extended to digital photography.

This workshop is strictly scent-free; please do not come wearing any scented products, including scented sunscreens.

Access info: The entrance at 42 Bannerman Street has several steps leading to the door and a stairwell inside. For elevator access, please follow the sidewalk to the left of the building, which leads to the accessible entrance at 1 Stewart Avenue. There is a Ring doorbell labelled “programs doorbell” that can be used to notify staff of your arrival, and they will come to assist with the door. Upon entering, stay to the right to reach the elevator for accessing the Event Space on the 2nd floor. The door in the landing directly in front of the elevator doors leads to the Event Space and gender inclusive multi-stall and single-stall washrooms. Staff are on site to assist patrons who may need to use the accessible entrance. Please feel free to contact kellyyoung@firstlightnl.ca if you have any questions, concerns, or would like to request specific accommodations.

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