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| Basic Photography This Basic Photography course is designed for any photographer just starting out. It contains 12 major lessons with over 60 tips and instructional points on using an SLR camera. Additionally there are well over 70 pictures and graphics used as examples of both good and bad photographic technique. At the end of the course you can complete an optional exam that will help you better track your understanding of the techniques of Basic Photography. Photographic Design The Photographic Design workshop is for any photographer that wants to better understand general composition techniques as it applies to image making. The course has 15 lessons with over 60 tips and instructional points. Additionally there are well over 70 pictures and graphics used as examples of both good and bad design applications. At the end of the course you can complete an optional exam that will help you better track your understanding of the techniques used with Photographic Design. Sports And Action Photography Rob has been a photojournalist for a number of years, shooting for publications all over the United States. Many of his images have been seen world wide through the National Wire Services. Rob now recedes in Key West Florida contracting his work to a number of local publications. For more information on Rob please visit our Faculty Lounge. Rob developed this detailed seminar for any photographer who finds themselves thinking about the exciting field of sports and action photography. This seminar outlines the basic techniques used in capturing exhilarating sports images. The Studio Sooner or later, every photographer thinks about having their own studio, their own space, where you can plan and control every step in the picture making process. The studio photographer is a different breed. They don’t stand passively on the sidelines recording events as they happen like, say, a photojournalist. No, the studio photographers stage their own events. And they do this from scratch. They start with an image in their imagination, then using studio techniques and tools, they carefully and deliberately recreates that image on film. And they do this in an environment, which is a designed for one thing only-making photographs. In this workshop we’ll look at the studio, especially at lighting for the studio. To start with, we’ll cover some general principles of studio design, and we’ll see how a basic all-purpose studio should be laid out. Next, we’ll look at studio lighting and the equipment used to control and manipulate light. Then we’ll cover cameras, tripods and maintenance for the studio. And finally, we’ll deal with product and people photography in the studio. Portrait Photography The Portrait Photography course is designed for any photographer that wants to better understand portrait lighting patterns and posing tips. The course contains 7 lessons with over 40 tips and instructional points. Additionally there are well over 30 pictures and graphics used as examples of both good and bad portrait applications. At the end of the workshop you can complete an optional exam that will track your understanding of the techniques used with Portrait Photography. Digital Photography, the Camera Digital photography is changing the way photographers create images with a new sense of imagination. Digital pictures are more then instant images as they can be instantly changed and improved. This is creativity at its best! A digital camera is a wonderful new tool and a great addition to any photographer’s camera bag if they know how to use it. That’s what Digital Photography, the Camera is all about, teaching the fundamentals of this exciting new creative tool. If you’re new to photography or an experienced film user you will find this program full of practical information and instruction on digital imaging. This new media age is here and it’s time to get aboard and explore the creativity possibilities. History of Photography The history of photography is rich with inventors, photographers and dreamers. While our craft has been around for 164 years, it is still being developed and improved by visionaries, technicians, photographers and artists. What started as just a dream by a handful of dreamers, is today on the verge of another century of change and new horizons. What we do today, will be history tomorrow, what we do tomorrow will be our new challenges. This workshop will outline over 30 major milestones that have brought us to this new century of possibilities. Each of these milestones is interrelated and interdependent. Each was a building block for this new medium of communications. While there was many more inventions and developments then 30 over the last century and half, due to limitations of space and time we have selected what we feel were ‘the’ key elements. For a summary of these key elements please first review our ‘Photography Time Line’ page. Further, when ever possible, we have included links to other web sites so you can continue your own research. Enjoy and learn from this fascinating journey back into the history of our craft and track it’s progress forward into this new century. Photojournalism Rob has been a photojournalist for a number of years, shooting for publications all over the United States. Many of his images have been seen world wide through the National Wire Services. Rob now recedes in Key West Florida contracting his work to a number of local publications. For more information on Rob please visit our Faculty Lounge. Rob developed this detailed seminar for any photographer who finds themselves thinking about the challenging field of photojournalism. This seminar outlines information needed to understand the basics of this exciting field of photography. The Business Of Photography Making a profit in professional photography can be as difficult as the images making process itself. You may be a creative genius, but if your business is not profitable and you don’t pay your bills you will soon be out of business. This workshop details some of the “in’s and out’s” of establishing and staying in business. Remember, if professional photography was easy, everyone would be doing it! Digital Photography, Crafting Images With the advent of inexpensive digital cameras the world of photography has been opened to millions of new image makers. There are few things that last longer then time, pictures are one of them. Learning how to craft these pictures is an essential step in producing images that are timeless and treasured. Digital Photography, Crafting Images teaches the fundamentals of the ‘art and craft’ of making, not taking, digital images. Glamour Photography with Bill Lemon This is an excellent seminar for the novice to experienced image maker. Bill Lemon knows glamour photography and reveals some of his techniques in easy to understand terms. His images are brilliant well crafted examples of some of the most beautiful models he has photographed. If your interested in model photography this workshop is a must! Bill Lemon started his photography career in 1981, and has shot assignments for many large companies and top publications. His passion for fashion and beauty is evident in his work, as is his ability to capture the essence of the subject and atmosphere all in one shot. Travel Photography With Andrew Hudson This is an excellent workshop for the novice to experienced image maker. Andrew Hudson knows travel photography and how to explain his techniques in easy to understand terms. His images are brilliant, well crafted examples of the places and people he has visited. If your interested in travel photography this workshop is a must! Andrew Hudson is a professional travel photographer, author and publisher. His company, PhotoSecrets, is a new independent publishing house producing the first-ever color travel guidebooks for people who enjoy photography. Mary On Marketing The business of photography is just like the business of any other enterprise. It doesn’t matter if you own a portrait studio, a catalog studio or do freelance magazine photography, you have to run your business like a business. And if you are going to be successful with your enterprise you have to know how to ‘market’ and ‘sale’ your services. The ‘Mary On Marketing’ workshop is an introduction to some very important sales and marketing concepts. Mary Malone, who developed this workshop, is a freelance marketing consultant working within the communications industry. Mary is also a graduate of Brooks Institute Of Photography and has worked within professional photography industry for many years. Mary knows ‘sales and marketing’ and knows how to use the correct tools and concepts to make any business grow and prosper. Photographic Light The Photographic light course is designed for any photographer that wants to better understand light as it applies to photography. The course contains 13 lessons with over 60 tips and instructional points. Additionally there are well over 70 pictures and graphics used as examples of both good and bad light applications. At the end of the workshop you can complete an optional exam that will track your understanding of the techniques used with Photographic Light. Landscape Photography Jeff Ripple, a natural history writer and photographer guides you through all the basic information needed in becoming a accomplished landscape photographer. This seminar is for those that have mastered all the basic skills and are now looking to improve their proficiency in the beautiful and challenging world of landscape imaging. Throughout this seminar your will see and begin to understand the techniques used by Jeff to photograph his speculator landscapes. There are 5 specific lessons in this seminar. Explore and learn Landscape Photography with Jeff Ripple. Camera Buying Tips Buying camera equipment is a very personal activity! Each of us has different needs, different budgets, different skill levels and different reactions to different brand names. This workshop will help you learn how to buy smartly as well as introduce you to some of the terms and features to look for when purchasing photographic equipment. Introduction To Advertising Photography Advertising photography is only one of the many disciplines of professional photography. In major markets, New York, Chicago, Los Angles, San Francisco etc., the advertising photographer is truly a specialist. In small markets this type of photography is done by what is called ‘commercial’ photographers who do other types of assignments as well. Most of the photographers who are receiving those profitable advertising assignments have developed a reputation as a creative photographer over long years of training and experience. Advertising photography is not a discipline for the novice. This workshop will outline the general guidelines for this career path. You will learn the fundamental elements of working with or becoming an advertising specialist. Careers In Photography Photography is an important part of the world in which we live! The United States government has forecasted that careers in photography will grow 35% between now and the year 2005. There is no guarantees with a career in photography, although there is one certainty, if your at the right place at the right time, with the right talent, you can become greatly enriched in this profession. 'Careers In Photography' is for any photographer that's serious about image making and wants to profit from this profession. So pick your discipline and make it happen! Images - Images There is a lot more then just ‘making’ pictures if the professional photographer is going to be successful. They must keep up with the latest technology in both camera systems and accessories. They must keep up to date with the ever-changing business practices if they are to profit from their image making and they must constantly market their services if they want those profitable assignments. But most important of all the professional photographer must learn the discipline of critiquing photography if they want to improve their image making capabilities. That’s what this workshop is all about: Critiquing Photography, Yours and Others. Here we will take a close look at over 75 images and begin to understand why some images work and why others don’t. We will review images that have different types of themes: light, color, focus and composition. We will see how to find pictures in simple locations and what makes the difference between snap shots and images that communicate. We will examine images from different photographic disciplines: people, action, travel and nature. Learning how to critique photography is a very important discipline and this workshop will help you build the skills needed. For more information visit photo-seminars.com |