Bill Debley has agreed to share with us another creative approach to photography. Most of us are familiar with the shiny, silver balloons made out of Mylar. But how many have seen beyond this common use? On February 24rd we will all see Mylar in a different light.
Each participant will receive a Mylar covered board and instructions on how to capture beautiful and creative reflections using their new tool, camera and imagination.. The Mylar board is yours to take home.

This event will be open to non F-stop members so tell your friends, co- workers and family.
Non-member cost... $15.00 + entry fee
fStops Member cost is....... $5.00 + entry fee
(fee includes all material)

​The Japanese Garden entry fee
Adults $5.00
Senior 62+ $3.00

Space is limited so sign up early!
 Email Laura (laura.fstops@gmail.com) to reserve your spot.
We will meet in the parking lot to receive our boards and instructions.
​See you soon! -Laura

We will be creating unique photographs through light painting.  Our Host, Bill Debley will be using light beams with colored gels, lights and  accessories.  We have the privilege of seeing first hand some of the tools and apparatus’s he has personally fabricated.  That coupled with the backdrop of the Adobe which dates back to the 1800’s is sure to make for beautifully, unique photo’s and fun.  This is an open event so bring a friend.  See below for Non F/Stop member entry.

Non F/Stop members welcome.
​Non-member price $10.00. Please pre-pay with our Pay Pal or call to make other arrangements.
F/Stop member incur no additional charge for this event.

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER Bill Debley
I worked in aerospace research and development for almost thirty years and got interested in photography about twelve years ago.  I enjoy looking at photography through an engineer’s eye and capturing unusual images. I am active in and have been president of several photography clubs, including judging, producing tutorials and workshops on photography. I've spent most of my summers fly fishing in the Eastern Sierra, in California. Because of this I am very familiar with the beauty and diversity this area has to offer, I started conducting affordable workshops in wildlife and landscape photography. I also conduct local one day photographic workshops entitled: “Photography for the Rest of Us”. I use a wide range of equipment and techniques to achieve the type of feeling and style I want in a photograph. Although I love the out of doors, I love shooting all genres and use everything from pin-hole to 3D anaglyphs to get the shot.​