Travel Photography: Beyond the Postcard
With travel back in full swing, now is the time to build, refresh or expand your travel photography skills. Travel Photography: Beyond the Postcard is designed for those comfortable with their cameras but who want to hone their travel photography "eye", learn new ways to capture the world and transform their snapshots into masterpieces. And yes, iPhones are cameras! Class is 2 hours and limited to 5 participants.
The Art of Abstraction for Photographers
This workshop is designed to give you the skills needed to begin your journey into the world of the abstract. We will talk about the elements that make an abstract image successful, learn to see beyond the reality in front of the lens, and create abstract images through the use of in-camera motion (ICM), in-camera multiple exposure techniques and select post-processing programs. Three 1½ hour sessions. Limited to 5 participants.
The Art of Abstraction for Photographers
July 23, 30 & August 1, 2025 @ 7:00 PM (EST)
Abstraction After the Fact: Layers and Blend Modes in Photoshop
This workshop will get you thinking beyond reality and give you the skills you need to create beautiful abstract images using the magic of Photoshop layers, blend modes and image adjustments. Participants should have Photoshop on their computers BUT NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF PHOTOSHOP IS REQUIRED. Three 1½ hour sessions. Limited to 3 participants.
iPhone Artistry: From Capture to Creative Editing
Unleash your inner photo expressionist and learn how to leverage the power of your iPhone to create abstract images using intentional camera movement and multiple exposure techniques. We will focus our attention on three shooting apps the first session: SlowShutter, AvgCamPro and Bluristic. Then week two we will explore creating layered images after the fact using the Fine, Pixar and iColorama apps. Week three we put it all together. Three 1- hour sessions. Limited to 5 participants.
Thinking in Multiples
An in-depth exploration of the world of in-camera multiple exposure photography. We will talk about how M/E is different from single exposure photography, what makes a good composition, the difference between in-camera M/E blend modes, and how to combine M/E with ICM, as well as a high level look at the tools available for M/E on iPhones/iPads. Three (3) one-hour group sessions + one (1) one-hour private session. Limited to 3 participants.
