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Prerequisites
For this course we expect you to understand and be comfortable with the following topics:
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Being familiar with the functions on your digital or film camera.
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Opening files and navigating around the file system on a computer.
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Zooming in and out on your image and navigating around within the image in Photoshop.
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Performing basic tonal and color adjustments in Photoshop, including using adjustment layers.
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Being comfortable hiking with your photography gear about one mile each way.
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If you aren't sure about whether you meet the prerequisites for this course, please feel free to contact our office. |
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July 21-25, 2008
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$1,100
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Be familiar with either a digital camera or film camera. Basic computer knowledge with ability to navigate around in folders and save/open files. Basic working knowledge of Photoshop. The physical ability to get around in the outdoors during the location shoots. |
About the Course
This course will focus on unique methods for creating unusual images in the landscape.
  
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You will learn how to use long exposures, paint with light, compose with color and black and white and last but not least when and why to use certain focal length lenses. For example, Marc will teach his unique method for how he uses his tilt/shift lenses to build a composition.
Marc will be sharing his photoshop experience as well to obtain full dynamic range fine art prints of the chosen images.
You will learn the power of the sliders in ACR as well as quick masking techniques combined with curves to enhance such images so no one else will notice.
What is new with this course?
We will partake in night time and early morning photo shoots where we will paint with large flashlights to obtain unusual effects. Be sure to bring 4 to 10 stop ND filter and flash lights if you have them.
Schedule-At-A-Glance
Here is an outline of the topics to be covered so you'll have an idea of what to expect:
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| Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
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| Dinner Break |
Dinner Break |
Dinner Break |
Dinner Break |
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| Evening open lab |
Evening open lab |
Evening open lab
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Evening open lab |
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