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The Art of Lighting for Impact—Make Thousands with the Glamour Attitude with Rolando Gomez
//www.rolandogomez.com
July 28 – 30, 2006
Rolando Gomez transitioned from combat photography to glamour photography in 1999. This workshop will give you the skills to enhance your portrait, fashion, glamour and commercial photography with the glitz of glamour. You will learn how to produce dramatic lighting with models on location, indoors and outdoors.
Workshop Fee: $625 + $150 (location, model, and permit fee)
The Environmental Portrait with Six Different Photographers
Julia Dean
Cheryl Himmelstein — //www.cherylhimmelstein.com
Larry Hirshowitz — //www.hirshowitzphoto.com
Adam Knott — //www.adamknottphoto.com
Al Schaben, Los Angeles Times
Art Streiber — //www.artstreiber.com
Six-Week Workshop (once/week)
Tuesday evenings, 7-10 pm
August 1 – September 5, 2006
This is a new approach to this class, started last season that everybody seemed to love. With Julia Dean as the thread through the class, each week will bring in a different portrait photographer who will show their work, discuss their style, and cover any technical topics that apply to their work. An assignment is then given, based on the guest teacher’s style of work. The following week, the next guest teacher critiques the work given by the guest teacher from the week before. This is a GREAT way to learn six different approaches to shooting portraits.
Workshop Fee: $415
Basic Photography with Film & Digital Cameras with Julia Dean
Six-Week Workshop (once/week)
Wednesday evenings, 7-10 pm
August 2 – September 6, 2006
This is a basic photography class for either film or digital shooters. The class serves as an introduction to photographic equipment and materials. Students learn all the gadgets on the camera, how to use them, and how to control the final look of their photograph. We discuss composition and light, how to get the background in or out of focus, how to stop or blur motion, and a whole lot more!
Workshop Fee: $415
The Crash Flash Course with Julia Dean
One-Day Workshop
Saturday & Sunday, 9 am – 1 pm
August 5 & 6, 2006
This class will instruct you in how to use a flash unit in various lighting situations. We’ll discuss how to use your flash as the main source of light—shooting in a low light situation in which you can’t get by without the use of flash. We’ll also discuss how to use your flash as a fill light, which means balancing ambient light with the light of a flash unit. You’ll learn how to use your flash on camera, off camera, and on a light stand with an umbrella. You’ll learn more about flash than you ever dreamed possible in one day!
Workshop Fee: $275
Creative Basic Studio Lighting with Maura C. Lanahan
One-Day Workshop
Saturday, 9 am – 5 pm
August 12, 2006
Maura C. Lanahan started her career working for prominent photojournalists in the Los Angeles area, an influence that led her to create a narrative style in her current work. Maura will not only teach you the basics of studio lighting, but will also teach you some creative tricks and techniques, such as using fog machines and various tools to “shape” the light.
Workshop Fee: $275
Pixel Logic with Michael Stern
//www.cyberstern.com
One-Day Workshop
Sunday, 9 am – 5 pm
August 13, 2006
Digital capture is a marvelous invention but only if we set our camera controls properly. In this class, we will discuss how digital capture differs from film, what manufacturers are doing to get pixels to look like film and how we can best work with our digital cameras. At the end of this day, each attendee will have a better understanding of their cameras and how to best capture any given scene.
Workshop Fee: $275
The National Geographic Approach To Photojournalism with Bert Fox
August 18 – 20, 2006
Bert Fox has been with National Geographic as an illustrations editor since 1996. In this workshop, you’ll learn the framework of visual storytelling and why capturing “the emotive moment” is essential to character development. As a group we’ll discuss your project — how best to plan it, to photograph it and to present it as a compelling visual narrative.
Workshop Fee: $625
The Long Term Project with Julia Dean Six-Month Workshop (once/month)
Monday evenings, 7-10 pm
Aug. 28, Sept. 18, Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, Jan. 8
This workshop focuses on how to do a personal project, giving you the skills needed to create images that are stylistically and thematically unified. We will explore documentary versus more personal or artistic projects, as well as how to convey your point of view, how to edit your work, and finally, how to establish a market for your photography, as publication, exhibition, or for use by special interest groups.
Workshop Fee: $415
Fairfax Workshops
Adobe Photoshop CS2 for Photographers—I with Natasha Calzatti
//www.calzattifoto.com
Four-Week Workshop
Offered seven different times
Tuesdays, 7-10 pm
July 11 – August 1, 2006
or
Saturdays, 2:30 – 5:30 pm
July 8-29, 2006
or
Tuesdays, 7-10 pm
August 8 – 29, 2006
or
Saturdays, 2:30 – 5:30 pm
August 5 – 26, 2006
This class will cover scanning, image manipulation, and printing using Adobe Photoshop CS2 and will teach the benefits of a digital darkroom. Additionally, the student will learn to understand the ways in which Adobe Photoshop CS2 interprets and manages color thereby answering the question: “How do I make my prints match the image on my monitor?”
Workshop Fee: $350
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera on Fairfax
Adobe Photoshop CS2 for Photographers—II with Natasha Calzatti
//www.calzattifoto.com
Four-Week Workshop
Offered four different times
Wednesdays, 7-10 pm
July 12 – August 2, 2006
The aim of this class is to raise the participants’ knowledge to a more professional level of digital workflow and build on the fundamentals obtained from the course, Adobe Photoshop CS2 for Photographers — I. Color management, monitor calibration, color settings in Photoshop, and output profiles will be covered in detail.
Workshop Fee: $350
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera on Fairfax.
Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 for the Digital Photographer with Natasha Calzatti
//www.calzattifoto.com
Two-Week Workshop
Offered three different times
Sundays, 1-5 pm
August 6 & 13, 2006
This class is meant for those people who would like to manipulate photographs just for fun. Students will learn why and when to shot in raw mode, how to organize images in file browser, and how to create and print top-quality images. Students will also learn to create and use layers for flexible editing, while learning how to brush away wrinkles and unwanted objects.
Workshop Fee: $225
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera on Fairfax.
Santa Barbara Workshops
All One-Day Workshops
Saturdays, 10 am – 6 pm
All Workshop Fees: $275
The Crash Flash Course with Julia Dean
July 29, 2006
This class will instruct you in how to use a flash unit in various lighting situations. We’ll discuss how to use your flash as the main source of light—shooting in a low light situation in which you can’t get by without the use of flash. We’ll also discuss how to use your flash as a fill light, which means balancing ambient light with the light of a flash unit. You’ll learn how to use your flash on camera, off camera, and on a light stand with an umbrella. You’ll learn more about flash than you ever dreamed possible in one day!
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera in Santa Barbara.
Beyond Workflow with Mark Berndt
//www.markberndt.com
August 12, 2006
One of the biggest complaints from digital photographers is the amount of time they spend downloading, organizing, editing and processing their digital files. This one-day workshop helps you take control of Adobe CS2’s Bridge and Camera RAW for managing, organizing, editing and processing your RAW files for presentation as web galleries and contact sheets — the stages that precede the creation of the Final File/Print in Photoshop.
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera in Santa Barbara.
The Poetry of Infrared with Stephen Schafer
//www.schafphoto.com
August 26, 2006
This hands-on workshop will focus on one of today’s most exciting black & white techniques: infrared film (IR). Discover the unique properties that give IR the ability to record scenes in strikingly beautiful and dreamlike ways. Learn techniques, equipment, and the tricks of the trade from a pro, so you don’t have to spend hours (and wasted money!) experimenting on your own.
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera in Santa Barbara.
Santa Ana Workshops
All One-Day Workshops
Saturday, 10 am – 6 pm
All Workshop Fees: $275
Basic Digital A to Z with Art Ramirez
August 5, 2006
Whether you own a digital SLR or a point-and-shoot camera, this class is for you. In the first part of this class, Art discusses how to set up your camera for best picture quality, and what the items in your menu mean, and how to use them. He also discusses the proper use of your shutter, aperture, and program modes on your camera, and a whole lot more!
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera in Santa Ana.
Studio Lighting with Michael Gardner
August 19, 2006
This workshop will be a hands-on exploration of how and when to use strobes, continuous (hot) lights, and reflectors. Learn how to make traditional and creative portraits and fashion images. Lighting techniques for product shots (for use in advertising and Ebay) and other still life displays will be presented also.
This workshop is held at Samy’s Camera in Santa Ana.
The Julia Dean Photo Workshops
3111 Ocean Front Walk, Suite 102
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
310-821-0909 phone
310-821-0809 fax
//juliadean.com
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