What to do with QR Codes

In designing the brochure for my photography class, I wanted people to go to the link to sign up. It's a long path etc, so a QR Code seemed appropriate. Here is the brochure for the next class.

The QR code is in the bottom right of this brochure. Scan the QR code to find the web address about this class. This is the first application I have found for the codes. A QR code can contain an email address, website URL, a phone number or other information.

Another obvious use would be to include a QR code for my website address on my "About the Artist" that I have hanging on the wall at art festivals. There technical savy folks will pull up the site, book mark it, and remember me.

Where will you put the your codes? I created the code using http://www.qrstuff.com/. You need to download the software for your phone to scan the code. 

P.S. If you live near Watson Mill Bridge Park (Athens, Georgia), please print the brochure and take it to a coffee shop to hang.  Let me know you did it and I'll send you a thank you! The pdf is here. To view the web page about my photography classes, click here.

Take a Friend to Watson Mill Bridge State Park

This park strikes me as romantic. Water, covered bridge, rocks and picnic tables are scattered here ready for visitors. The covered bridge is one of sixteen left in Georgia. This Georgia State Park is just east of Athens in the northeast corner of the state. Here are my photographs I took while watching the sun set. This photograph above is available on Etsy.

I started a facebook post that day before I left about "where did the sun go..." which had some fun responses. I never saw the sun, but you see here that this tree did for a few minutes at sunset.
Watson Mill Bridge State Park
650 Watson Mill Road
Comer , GA 30629

(I am visiting, photographing, and blogging all of the GA state parks in one year. This is park number 8 out of 48.)