For National Photography Day, the Hoboken Historical Museum is hosting a special edition of Street Lens, a hands-on photo walk led by photographer Roberto Rosa III.
Participants shoot with anything from a smartphone to a DSLR while visiting Lackawanna Terminal, the waterfront, the Little League field, Sybil's Cave and Washington Street.
What the workshop covers
- Getting the most out of camera features
- Guided instruction on composition, lighting and framing
- Free shooting time to develop a personal perspective
The group meets at Lackawanna Station on Hudson Place. The session is aimed at beginners and hobbyists interested in street photography.
Rosa is a poet, educator and photographer known for the museum exhibit Can You See Me Now? Capturing Beauty on Hoboken's West Side.
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