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PHOTOTexas October 2010 Workshops
October 16, 2010–San Antonio
Architectural Photography Tour with Dror Baldinger and Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in San Antonio. 9am–4pm. Limited to 30.
This is an opportunity for participants to take pictures while learning about San Antonio's rich history and culture, and beautiful architecture. Participants will begin the day after a cup of coffee and a muffin at The Guenther House, 1920's home to the Pioneer Flour Mills founding famliy. To begin the tour, we will walk through the historical King William District, state’s oldest district created by city ordinance and two districts recognized by the National Register of Historic Places, down Houston Street to The Alamo, and then stopping for lunch at Shilo's. Lunch costs are not included in the $35 tour fee.
Once we have finished lunch, we will walk through La Villita (spanish for the Village) Historical Arts Village, and then visit Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico for An Imaginary City, an exhibit and lecture of Mexican Architecture of the 19th and 20th Centuries in Photographs by Luis Márquez. Then relax as we float the river from the Hemisphere Park to the Pearl Brewery stopping to take pictures and discuss the architecture and history of one of America's most visited spots. Your guides will include Dror Baldinger, AIA San Antonio and Marmon Mok and the San Antonio Rio Cruises.
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To learn more about Dror Baldinger.
Digital Night Photography: Finding Your Way In The Dark with Scott Martin and Lance Keimig at the Pearl Brewery Complex on the Riverwalk.
Sat 5:30p-12:30a
Lance is offering participants of the Nightime Workshop the Nighttime Photography: Finding Your Way in the Dark book by Lance Keimig and Scott Martin at a discounted rate of $29.95 per book if pre-ordered.
New technologies in photography have made Night Photography more accessible and popular than ever. Digital cameras allow for instant feedback that can serve as a guide for determining exposures, but there is more to successful night photography than Just exposure. Lighting, contrast, atmosphere, equipment choices, and subject matter at night are some of the things this class will cover.
During the workshop, you will explore the world of Night Photography, with digital SLR cameras while walking around the Pearl Brewery Complex, a125 year old landmark undergoing a transformation from historic brewery to an iconic culinary and cultural gathering place on 22 acres. This one night workshop is designed to be a quick introduction to the joys of making photographs at night. We will start with classroom instruction at 5:30pm before heading around the complex after dark to make images. We have arranged to have access to some of our favorite areas, including areas that are typically restricted. Participants can shoot side-by-side with the instructors or wander around to discover their own images. Expect Lance and Scott to give a few light painting demonstrations in the field. When out at night, participants can stay out shooting as long as they, or their camera’s batteries, hold out. Shooting by moonlight, light painting, multi-hour exposures, and equipment recommendations will all be discussed. Because this workshop has two instructors, each participant will get lots of attention.
Lance Keimig is a Pembroke, Masssachusetts based photographer who is best known for night photography of the built environment. He is currently writing a book on Night Photography that will be published by Focal Press in 2010. Keimig is the curator of Darkness, Darkness, a traveling exhibit of Night Photography and of the Three Columns Gallery at Harvard University. He has taught at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, The Photographic Resource Center at Boston University, and the New England School of Photography in Boston, and also leads workshops in California, Texas, Massachusetts, Ireland, and Scotland. Keimig founded the Mono Lake Photo Workshops in California, and is also cofounder of The Nocturnes Night Photography Workshops in San Francisco. www.thenightskye.com.
Scott Martin is a fine art photographer and digital photography consultant . He has been working with digital photography since the 1980s and has been training photographers one-on-one since 1992. With full-time devotion to on-location consulting since the 1990s, his experience with a wide variety of imaging equipment, printers, papers, inks and applications allows him to consult with some of the most demanding photographers, pro labs, artists, designers and prepress professionals. His classes are packed with enthusiasm and practical, real world suggestions. Scott used to sit on the edge of his seating waiting for each Photoshop upgrade but now does so with Lightroom. www.on-sight.com.
Click Here to Register for Nighttime Workshop.
For questions, please contact Amber: amber@texasphoto.org.
Tuition: $135
Class limit: 16
October 23 & 24, 2010–University of Texas at Austin and A Smith Gallery, Johnson City.
This popular series of workshops will be held in the Journalism Department at the University of Texas at Austin. We have arranged a great array of artistic and technical courses, led by well-known instructors.
01. Harvey Stein – (New York, New York):
Publishing a Photography Book
CLASS CANCELLED!!!
02. Lupita Murillo Tinnen – (Plano, Texas):
The Environmental Portrait
Saturday, October 23 – 8:30am-4:30pm
Workshop Fee: $ 110
Workshop Limit: 12
03. Burton Pritzker – (Austin, Texas):
Form, Composition, & Awareness Through Photography
Saturday, October 23 – 8:30am-4:30pm
Sunday, October 24 – 8:30am-4:30pm
Workshop Fee: $ 175
Workshop Limit: 12
04. Robin Renee Hix – (Wimberley, Texas):
Hand Coloring Black & White Photographs
Sunday, October 24 – 8:30am-4:30pm
Workshop Fee: $ 115 (includes supplies)
Workshop Limit: 12
05 Amy Homes George – (McKinney, Texas):
An Introduction to Precision Digital Negatives
Saturday, October 23 – 8:30am-12:00pm
Workshop Fee: $ 70
Workshop Limit: 12
06 Steve Goff – (Odessa, Texas):
Digital I/R – Note: This workshop will take place at the A Smith Gallery in Johnson City, TX
Saturday, October 23 – 8:30am-12:00pm
Workshop Fee: $ 80
Workshop Limit: 12
07. Scott Campbell – (Longview, Texas):
Camera Calibration in Adobe Camera Raw
Sunday, October 24 – 8:30am-12:00pm
Workshop Fee: $ 80
Workshop Limit: 15
For more details and to register. Early registration will guarantee information packets with detailed information, supplies list, and maps.
There are places to eat near the workshop, or students can bring a box lunch. You may purchase a box lunch from TPS for $10. Box lunch not available for Digital I/R Workshop in Johnson City.
TPS reserves the right to cancel any class and will refund full tuition. If YOU should cancel, full tuition will be refunded up to one week before the workshops and a 50% refund the week of the course.
Download the Workshop Registration and Lunch Form in pdf formatt.
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