Event Archive: July 8 - July 14, 2024

In this class, commercial photographer Mark Mann will demystify studio lighting and teach you how to create stunning images with even just one light. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this class is perfect for anyone looking to improve their studio lighting skills. Mark will cover everything from the basics of light modifiers and equipment to more advanced techniques like feathering, flagging and shaping light. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the business! About Mark Mann: Mark Mann is a commercial photographer based in New York City. He is known for his celebrity portraits and advertising campaigns. His clients include L'Oreal, Target, and ESPN. Mark is a sought-after speaker and educator, and his workshops are always a hit.

In this class, you will learn: Basic understanding of lighting principles How to achieve proper exposure with flash How to control and modify light using Profoto OCF modifiers How to create natural-looking portraits using flash Troubleshooting common lighting issues By the end of this class, you will have a solid understanding of lighting principles and how to use Profoto OCF modifiers to create beautiful and professional-looking portraits.

Join Nikon Representative Paul Van Allen for a hands-on On-Location Portraiture workshop. In this workshop, you will learn how to find and utilize natural light to create stunning portraits. Paul will discuss how to find the best light and how to modify it using reflectors and diffusers. He will also cover posing techniques and how to work with your subject to create a comfortable and collaborative environment. This class is perfect for photographers of all levels who want to improve their portraiture skills. Whether you're a beginner just starting out or a seasoned pro, you're sure to learn something new in this workshop. Topics Covered: -Finding and utilizing natural light -Modifying natural light with reflectors and diffusers -Posing techniques -Working with your subject to create a comfortable and collaborative environment What to bring: -A camera -A lens (preferably a portrait lens) -A notebook and pen -A reflector and diffuser (optional) Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a Nikon expert and take your portraiture skills to the next level! Get your tickets today!

This class will explore the world of photojournalism with Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Spencer Platt. In this class, Spencer will share his experiences working as a photojournalist, discuss the ethics of the profession, and provide guidance on how to create compelling images that tell a story. Students will learn about the different types of photojournalism, including news, sports, and documentary photography. Spencer will also cover the technical aspects of the profession, such as camera settings, composition, and lighting. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this class will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the field of photojournalism. Spencer will provide feedback on student work and answer questions throughout the class. Course objectives: Understand the history and evolution of photojournalism Learn about the different types of photojournalism, including news, sports, and documentary photography Develop an understanding of the ethical considerations involved in photojournalism Learn how to create compelling images that tell a story Understand the technical aspects of photojournalism, such as camera settings, composition, and lighting Develop your own unique vision as a photojournalist Materials needed: A camera (digital or film) A laptop or tablet A notebook and pen About the instructor: Spencer Platt is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer who has worked for Getty Images for over 20 years. He has covered major news events around the world, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. His work has been published in leading newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times, Time, and Newsweek.

This class will provide an introduction to the world of contemporary photojournalism and documentary photography. We will explore what makes a compelling news photograph in today's world, and discuss the crucial ethical considerations that shape the work of visual journalists. We will also delve into the diverse avenues available for photographers to publish and disseminate their work in the current media landscape. This class is aimed at photographers of all levels who want to learn more about the world of photojournalism, as well as those who want to improve their visual storytelling skills. This is an online class taught over Zoom. Students should have access to a computer or tablet with internet access. A recording of the workshop will be provided to all students after the class.