Getting Started with Your DSLR Camera with Joaquin Palting (In-Person Learning – One Session)
This hands-on workshop is designed for photographers who are new to DSLR cameras. Over three hours, participants will learn the essential settings and controls of their DSLR, including exposure, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and basic composition. The class demystifies technical jargon and empowers students to understand how their choices affect the final image.
Getting Started with Your DSLR Camera with Joaquin Palting (In-Person Learning – One Session)
This hands-on workshop is designed for photographers who are new to DSLR cameras. Over three hours, participants will learn the essential settings and controls of their DSLR, including exposure, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focus, and basic composition. The class demystifies technical jargon and empowers students to understand how their choices affect the final image.
Now What? Creative Solutions for Mid-Career Photographers with Aline Smithson (Webinar)
You've entered shows, perhaps you've attended a portfolio review, but you are treading water and your career is not moving forward. Aline will suggest ideas for rethinking this journey, putting you in the driver's seat to keep the momentum going.
Fins: A Deep Dive into Creative Strategy with Angela Bryant (Webinar)
Fins give you an edge while swimming, and this course is equipped with tools to help you navigate and thrive in an ocean filled with photographers. We will focus on exhibition strategies and talk about how to engage in meaningful networking. In addition to discussing how we can maximize our marketing, we will also consider social media and how posting can help us make waves within our social circles.
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Photo Zines in Your Practice: Get Your Work Out Into the World! with Jeff Phillips (Webinar)
Enjoy a fun and fast-paced tour of the zine universe while exploring how visual artists at all career levels are creating zines as original book art objects, new modes of storytelling, promotions for exhibitions, and engaging new audiences—while getting their work out into the world!
Printer Training Class with Eric Joseph (In-Person Learning – One session)
This two-hour clas will cover how to properly load paper in to the Canon PRO-2000/PRO-4000 printers and basic usage of Print Studio Pro, the Photoshop plug-in software used for printing.
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Printer Training Class with Eric Joseph (In-Person Learning – One session)
This two-hour clas will cover how to properly load paper in to the Canon PRO-2000/PRO-4000 printers and basic usage of Print Studio Pro, the Photoshop plug-in software used for printing.
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Funding the Publication of Your Photobook with Mary Virginia Swanson (Webinar)
Learn what it really takes to fund and publish a photobook, from production costs to distribution realities. In this session, Mary Virginia Swanson shares practical strategies for sponsorship, insights on photobook competitions, and honest advice on crowdfunding, empowering artists at any stage of their project.
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iPhone Artistry: Fine Art Photography in your Pocket with Dan Burkholder (Webinar)
In this webinar you’ll learn creative techniques for shooting, editing, stylizing and outputting with your iPhone and iPad.
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Capture One for Creative Expression with Alex López (In-Person Learning – One session)
Join Alex López for an inspiring session on how to use Capture One as a creative partner in your artistic process. Far more than just a RAW converter, Capture One is a powerful tool that belongs in every fine art photographer’s toolkit. In this workshop, Alex will demonstrate how to shape color, refine contrast, and bring out textures in ways that move your images closer to your unique creative vision.