About this Event
If you the photographer are struggling with the creative side of photography; like how to see the light and compose your image, The Art of Seeing class is for you! This three-hour presentation will include information to put into practice a thorough understanding of: The Rule of Thirds, The Light Isolate Theory, the use of negative space and positive space, the use of repetitive shapes, patterns and textures as design elements. You will have the opportunity to explore the differences between color and monochrome (Black & White) image making and design. Learn how social, emotional and spiritual influences can and should enhance your vision.
This class will provide a foundation leading towards the mastery of evaluating, designing and executing an outstanding composition using your camera. Ansel Adams coined the phrase “Pre-visualization” during which, the photographer mentally imagines what the final image will look like before setting up the camera and tripod. Then apply what it takes for that mental image to come to fruition.
Celebrate the synergism of creating images. People who are naturally very meticulous, precise and orderly, often may struggle with composition and struggle with what constitutes “ART” as a left brained person. If so, this class is for you! This class is well suited for the right brained person as well. We will spend much time concentrating on what constitutes a strong image and what does not. We will do this by emphasizing the procedures necessary to create an a better three-dimensionality to your images including height, with, but most importantly, depth. This presentation is relevant to the landscape, portrait, travel and architectural photographer.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
PROCAM Detroit, 34224 Plymouth Road, Livonia, United States
USD 35.00
