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Who teaches a Photo Seminar/Class?
Not interested in starting a class. Asking because I was recently asked by a friend who lives in another city about expanding more of her knowledge. She lives in portland. But I'm going to create a database/resource page on my site for any/all photogs that teach seminars / classes / etc - for either beginner or advanced photography. Also let me know if it's a regular or random thing. Nov 13 10 07:43 pm Link i'm thinking about doing some classes out of our studio in salem. show people how to use flash (studio and shoe-mount) plus a lightroom/photoshop workflow for editing and retouching. just don't know if people will want that sort of thing without having a model but if i hire a couple models then i either have to charge accordingly or just do it for exposure and let the money go to the models. Nov 13 10 08:32 pm Link I teach adult photo classes (Beginner, Portrait, Digital Editing) via City of Chandler and Mesa Art Center in AZ. My wife works for AK Air so I'm in Portland and Seattle all the time and give private lessons as well. Nov 13 10 09:18 pm Link I've provided 'photographic lighting assistance' (I guess you could call that instruction) over the last 300+ SM photoshoot events since 1993...  Nov 13 10 09:24 pm Link www.santafeworkshops.com for the win. (That is, if you want a first class workshop experience.) Nov 13 10 09:26 pm Link omg... out all the workshop cults will come! Nov 13 10 09:28 pm Link Rick Huges Fusion workshops http://fusionextreme.com JT Smith Supershoots workshops http://supershoots.net Rolando Gomez workshops www.garageglamour.com Bill Lemon Workshops http://www.billlemonworkshops.com/ GW Burns workshops http://www.gwburns.com/ ...there's many meetup.com groups who have grown to a pretty big size, super popular in Texas The amazing Todd Taylor is doing his Glamshion Workshops around the US and Canada now! https://www.modelmayhem.com/45851 Nov 13 10 09:30 pm Link I teach basic photography to hobbyists. I try to excite the hobbyist into switching their camera off of full auto and explore the possibilities. Also the "basic" rules of a good image and how to break those rules when it is appropriate. Its a starting point for many photographers but gets them out of the "snapshot" box.... Nov 13 10 09:31 pm Link Jessica Vaugn wrote: for shame... for shame, woman... Nov 13 10 10:59 pm Link I regularly teach workshops in-studio and on-location, mostly catering to the crowd that are looking for basic lighting, Photoshop, and posing. One-on-one and group workshops, based in Minnesota. www.jasoncolvin.com/events.html Nov 14 10 05:32 am Link dlist_brett wrote: I was recently asked by a friend who lives in another city about expanding more of her knowledge. She lives in portland. You can easily help your friend at a long distance by giving photo assignments designed to exercise different clusters of knowledge, and give reading assignments to go along with it, and then critique the results. Nov 14 10 07:03 am Link . local community/junior college . Nov 14 10 07:16 am Link I've taken on intern students. Mostly ones who study art with photography as part of their studies. Nov 14 10 07:30 am Link |
