*Feed Your Curiosity 4 (August 28)
Course Details
- Course Code: ENRICH-1116_FYC4
- Location: University Park
- Mode of Study: Online
- Places Left: 150
- Fee: n/a
7 pm – After Dark: The Art of Night Photography
Forget golden hour—some of the most compelling images are captured after dark. In this presentation, award-winning photographer Jeanette Galie Burkle invites you into the world of night photography. Learn how to make the most of low-light conditions and explore the creative use of controlled lighting to craft striking images. Discover how to capture motion, evoke mood and transform ordinary nighttime scenes into extraordinary visual stories. With inspiring examples and practical tips, this session will illuminate new ways to see—and photograph—the night.
8 pm – Artistic Reflections on a Changing World
How do personal beliefs, artistic vision and global issues like climate change intersect? Join artist Eric Johnson as he explores his evolution from idealistic environmentalist to a more nuanced perspective shaped by time and experience. Through kinetic installations like Ecotension, Johnson uses art to elicit reflection on sustainability, fragility and transformation. This thought-provoking talk invites all—regardless of ideology—to consider how creative expression can spark dialogue and ripple toward change.
One Zoom Session
Thur., Aug. 28, 2025, 7-9 pm MT
FREE
Forget golden hour—some of the most compelling images are captured after dark. In this presentation, award-winning photographer Jeanette Galie Burkle invites you into the world of night photography. Learn how to make the most of low-light conditions and explore the creative use of controlled lighting to craft striking images. Discover how to capture motion, evoke mood and transform ordinary nighttime scenes into extraordinary visual stories. With inspiring examples and practical tips, this session will illuminate new ways to see—and photograph—the night.
8 pm – Artistic Reflections on a Changing World
How do personal beliefs, artistic vision and global issues like climate change intersect? Join artist Eric Johnson as he explores his evolution from idealistic environmentalist to a more nuanced perspective shaped by time and experience. Through kinetic installations like Ecotension, Johnson uses art to elicit reflection on sustainability, fragility and transformation. This thought-provoking talk invites all—regardless of ideology—to consider how creative expression can spark dialogue and ripple toward change.
One Zoom Session
Thur., Aug. 28, 2025, 7-9 pm MT
FREE
Contact
Enrichment Program
College of Professional Studies
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2211 S. Josephine St.
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Phone: +1 303-871-2291
pscsupport@du.edu
Program contacts:
Lynn Wells, Director
Lynn.Wells@du.edu
Charles Stillwagon, Program Manager
Charles.Stillwagon@du.edu
Registration
Phone: +1 303-871-2291
pscsupport@du.edu
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Sessions
| Days of the Week | Start Date | End Date | Time | Venue | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday | 28 August 2025 | 28 August 2025 | 07:00PM - 08:00PM | All Students | Jeanette Galie Burkle |
| Thursday | 28 August 2025 | 28 August 2025 | 08:00PM - 09:00PM | All Students | Eric Johnson |