Creative Self: Exploring the Arboretum with photography

Slow down and tune in…
to yourself
to your creativity
to your surroundings

How do you feel when you head out with your camera in hand?
What creative goals do you set for yourself?
What are your hopes for the experience?

Join Kate Hailey for an experiential exploration of one of Seattle’s gems, the Washington Park Arbortum.

Filled with a variety of plant, flower and tree life. This is a wonderful space to explore your creativity and connect with nature.

Kate will share creative exercises and prompts to help you capture more focused imagery.

This session is for the photographer/artist who’s curious about exploring a deeper experience in the creation process. For the individual who wants to break away from the everyday life of technology and wander with wonder.

Where to Meet
Graham Visitor’s Center
We will meet on the side between the visitor’s center and the parking area.

What to Bring

• Bring your go-to camera + lens, film or digital
• Comfy shoes and layers (for the weather)
• Your creative spirit

About Kate Hailey

Kate is a freelance photographer and artist based in the PNW.
Kate was born into a life of art, with her mother being a painter, and father a musician and photographer. These influences shaped her path as a visual storyteller, with a keen eye for emotion, light, and connection.

Kate is on the faculty at Photographic Center Northwest, leading workshops in lighting, travel photography, and beyond. While always including technical aspects, her goals are always to inspire creativity and artistic exploration.