Fine Art Darkroom
Digital Darkroom
Photojournalism and Documentary Photography
Digital Photography
Digital Journalism
Photo Storyboarding

Fine Art Darkroom

• The Zone System
• Modified Developers
• Archival Washing - Making Your Print Last A Lifetime
• Toning - Extend the Range and Life of Your Prints
• Selecting Papers and Chemistry
• Dodging and Burning
• Selecting and Using Enlargers, Lenses and Other Equipment
• Preparing Your Prints For Exhibition

Digital Darkroom

• Photoshop Basics - Image Editing and Manipulation
• Photoshop Advanced - Layers, Monitor and Printer Calibration, etc.
• Negative, Transparency and Print Scanning
• Color and Black and White Printing
• Large-Format Printing
• Selecting Papers and Inks

Photojournalism and Documentary Photography

• Story Boarding
• Visualization
• The Narrative - Your Unique Vision
• Photography Equipment - Cameras, Lenses and Lighting
• Candid Portraits
• Composition
• Archiving
• Travel Photography
• Portfolio Development

Digital Photography

• Learn how to use your digital camera (one-on-one instruction is now available - 2 hours minimum plus travel charges)
• Current Digital Technologies - Selecting The Right Equipment
• The Digital Work Space
• Making Your Computer Work For You
• Photoshop Basics - Image Editing and Manipulation
• Memory and Storage Systems
• Portrait Photography - Cameras, Studio Lighting, Backgrounds and Composition
• Location Photography

Digital Journalism
An Introduction to Digital Media

• Introduction to Digital Journalism
• Digital Camera Introduction
• Photojournalism Assignments
• Photoshop Introduction
• World Wide Web Introduction
• Putting Pictures on a Homepage
• Writing Cutlines for Images
• Video Camcorder Operation
• Audio Production Introduction
• Video Production Introduction
• InDesign Production Introduction
• Using Digitized Video and Audio on a Homepage
• Creating a Portfolio of Work
• Ethical Issues for Digital Journalists

Photo Storyboarding

• Convey a basic story
• Demonstrate operation of the 35mm still camera
• Produce pictures demonstrating an understanding of composition
• Create storyboards to convey necessary visual information
• Use a video camcorder
• Recognize screen direction and respect the 180-degree rule
• Camera movement
• Editing and continuity
• Lighting and color temperature
• Color correction
• Pitch ideas
• Critique work using basic industry terminology

Rates

• Go to Rates

Fine Art Darkroom

• Modified Black and White Paper Developer Formula

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