After Hours in the Park: Forced Perspective Photography

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September 10, 2026
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Jamie Mcleod

After Hours is officially back! For our first event, we’re doing things a little differently and making the most of being outdoors while we still can.

Join CPAWS Manitoba + Don’s Photo, along with host April Carandang, at Crescent Drive Park for a free workshop all about forced perspective photography.


Using fall leaves, we’ll experiment with distance, angles and perspective to make everyday objects look larger than life. Think holding a giant leaf in your hand, carrying one on your back, or seeing what else you can come up with.


No photography experience or special equipment is needed - cameras and phones are both welcome. This workshop is all about getting outside, trying something new and meeting other people who like taking photos.


We’ll meet at Site 3 at Crescent Drive Park. Dress for the weather, wear comfortable shoes and bring water, sunscreen and bug spray. A lawn chair or blanket is also recommended.


The event is free! Register through Eventbrite to save your spot.

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