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Digitizing Color, Black & White Negatives and Slides Using a DSLR Camera with Eric Joseph (In-Person Learning – One session)

If you have an archive of film negatives and slides you are probably used to relying on a traditional scanner to convert the images into a digital format for archiving, posting images on a website and/or creating files for printing. Guess what, there is a better way!  Copy those negatives and slides with your DSLR camera and a macro lens.  It’s faster, easier, better quality and never goes out of date.

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Breaking Free from Algorithmic Influence: Crafting Authentic Photography in a Digital Age with Brandon Ruffin (Webinar)

In this thought-provoking webinar, photographer Brandon Ruffin delves into the impact of social media algorithms on modern photography, advocating for a return to authentic, personal image-making. Participants will gain practical tools to reclaim their creative independence and explore how to prioritize artistic integrity in a digital age dominated by trends.

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Meet-Up in LA: Photographing Historic Hollywood with Nancy Kaye (Hybrid Learning – Two Sessions)

Step into the heart of the entertainment capital with our February meet-up class focused on Historic Hollywood. This iconic neighborhood is brimming with cinematic history, from the star-studded Walk of Fame to the glamorous TCL Chinese Theater and the legendary Hollywood Sign looming above.

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Studio Lighting: The Next Steps with Hugh Kretschmer (In-Person Learning – Six Sessions)

In this workshop, students will elevate their studio lighting skills by exploring creative techniques and mastering complex setups in portraiture, fashion, and still life. Through hands-on experience with specialized equipment and lighting tools like tungsten and Kino Flo lights, participants will learn to manipulate light to shape mood, enhance texture, and create dramatic, cinematic imagery.

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An Alternative Vision: Rethinking Your Photography with Gerald Slota (Online Learning – Six Sessions)

This class is about experimenting with a hands-on approach and pushing the boundaries of what a "typical" photograph is supposed to be. We explore different techniques in creating original imagery (this includes experimenting with different cameras and other visual sources and using multiple images of various sizes), work spontaneously with chance, and turn mistakes into advantages.

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Portfolio Development Workshop with Susan Burnstine (Online Learning – Six Months)

This six-month workshop is tailored for fine art photographers seeking to develop a standout portfolio that resonates with their unique sensibilities and target audiences, including gallerists and curators. Through a combination of monthly critiques, editing sessions, and in-depth discussions on branding and presentation, participants will gain valuable skills in articulating their vision and refining their work in a supportive group environment, ultimately culminating in a cohesive and impressive portfolio.

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