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AbleVoices offers an in-person Photography Club during the fall and spring seasons for teens (14+) and adults, both with and without disabilities, in the Middle Tennessee area. This program provides participants with opportunities to explore scenic locations, enhance their photography skills, and engage socially within the community.
Program Details:
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Schedule: The club meets monthly during the fall and spring seasons.
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Activities: Participants visit various interesting and scenic locations throughout Middle Tennessee to capture photographs, learn new techniques, and interact with peers and the community.
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Social Engagement: The club emphasizes building social connections, aligning with AbleVoices’ slogan: “PHotography, PHriends, and PHun!”
Registration Information:
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Prerequisite: Completion of the ‘Photography for Self-Expression’ course, available in-person or virtually, is required before joining the Photography Club.
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Inclusions: Registration includes an AbleVoices t-shirt, backpack, access to social events, additional photography learning sessions, and participation in community gallery exhibits.
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Transportation: When available, transportation to outing locations is provided.
For more details and to register, visit the AbleVoices Fall/Spring Photography Club page.
This club offers a supportive environment for individuals to express themselves through photography while fostering community inclusion and personal growth.