Taking Your Photography To The Next Level

July 5 - July 8, 2010
The workshop begins Monday morning at 8:30am and ends Thursday at 4:30pm.

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Would you like to take your photography to the next level? Would you like to go from taking snapshots to creating wonderful photographs? We'll cover the many intricacies of photography and break them down into simple to follow methods. Techniques for creating impressive photographs will be discussed over four days in both a class roomroom setting and exploring the beautiful city of Paris..

The workshop will be set up for classroom type instruction in the morning hours and then we'll go out and photograph Paris in the afternoon.

A few topics that will be covered:

Composition
How Shutter Speed, F-Stop and ISO all work together
Being Creative, learn to see what others don't
How and when to use motion
Taking advantage of any lighting situation

Software
Photography Gear
What you can do with your images once their on your hard drive
Posting your images online, web site choices
Printing, publishing, books

Flash Photography
Off Camera Flash
Lighting Gear
Taking control of the flash
Actual photo shoot with a model

Typical Schedule:

Instructor:
Randy Harris

Who Should Attend:
Beginner, enthusiasts and advanced amateurs

What You Should Know:
You have should have a digital SLR and a flash unit. A point and shoot would work for most of the class, but would not work for the flash photo shoot. You should be familiar with your camera and know how to move around and adjust your camera settings

Special Notes:
Lunch and a Metro pass will be provided.

Accommodations Available:
No accommodations are provided. Due to Paris's many hotel choices and each person's own level of comfort, each participant is responsible for their own lodging.

Tuition & Fees:
Package price includes tuition, model and location fees, four lunches, and Metro passes. The workshop is limited to 10 participants.

Tuition $1750.00

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