Arts Center calls for photographers
The Harwood Arts Center is organizing a photography class.
This photography course is made to accommodate students with diverse types of cameras, backgrounds, and degrees of experience. It accepts aficionados who have engaged in photography for years, as well as beginners who have little to no experience at all. The course starts with the fundamentals of photography, before diving into subjects like how to adjust to various lighting situations, compose visually stunning photographs, and create a coherent body of work based on a certain theme. In order to create a final project that is unique to them and reflects their talents and passions, students will learn about environmental photography, the science of portraiture, and visual storytelling.
The teaching process mixes hands-on training with extensive discussions and the analysis of well-known photographers' pieces from throughout the world. This course equips students to use freely available resources outside of the classroom, such as open-source smartphone apps, free outdoor lighting, and their own life experiences, guaranteeing that the photographic skills they learn may be put to use in practical situations. Poster printing is a common strategy for generating interest in an event such as this.
Students are encouraged to bring their preferred photography equipment. This workshop does not cover darkroom photo development.
The class is scheduled for two days, November 18th and November 19th, running from 10am to 2pm on both days at the Harwood Art Center in Albuquerque.
This photography course is made to accommodate students with diverse types of cameras, backgrounds, and degrees of experience. It accepts aficionados who have engaged in photography for years, as well as beginners who have little to no experience at all. The course starts with the fundamentals of photography, before diving into subjects like how to adjust to various lighting situations, compose visually stunning photographs, and create a coherent body of work based on a certain theme. In order to create a final project that is unique to them and reflects their talents and passions, students will learn about environmental photography, the science of portraiture, and visual storytelling.
The teaching process mixes hands-on training with extensive discussions and the analysis of well-known photographers' pieces from throughout the world. This course equips students to use freely available resources outside of the classroom, such as open-source smartphone apps, free outdoor lighting, and their own life experiences, guaranteeing that the photographic skills they learn may be put to use in practical situations. Poster printing is a common strategy for generating interest in an event such as this.
Students are encouraged to bring their preferred photography equipment. This workshop does not cover darkroom photo development.
The class is scheduled for two days, November 18th and November 19th, running from 10am to 2pm on both days at the Harwood Art Center in Albuquerque.