Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts

Thursday, December 1, 2011

George DeWolfe's Digital Photography Fine Print Workshop

George DeWolfe's Digital Photography Fine Print Workshop Review



Learn the secrets of fine art digital photography

Produce captivating and high-quality photographs easily and consistently with help from this invaluable guide, based on renowned photographer George DeWolfe’s most popular workshop. Inside, you will learn his “16-bit workflow” technique for mastering the craft of printing fine art photographs. You will also discover how to set up a successful “closed loop” environment--one in which you handle the entire photographic process yourself, sending nothing out for processing, manipulating, or development. Learning the qualities and techniques essential to creating a digital fine print with light, substance, and presence requires skill, experience, time, and vision. George DeWolfe’s Digital Photography Fine Print Workshop puts all of this expertise at your fingertips.


Saturday, July 16, 2011

The Ditlove Photography Workshop

The Ditlove Photography Workshop Review



Created by noted photographer Michel Ditlove, this photography course/workshop is designed to work with and help anyone who has an interest in making good photographs, from the novice with an automatic point and shoot film or digital camera, to the emerging professional or semi-pro who wants to hone and fine tune his or her talents and abilities..

This workshop does not tell you what to do, but shows you “how”� to do it and leads you to make your own decisions and know why. Whether you’re a professional photographer or simply take pictures for enjoyment, whether you’re an artist or just want pictures of your kids, it will help you differentiate between “making”� photographs or just “taking”� them.

It will help you control and create your shooting environment. It will give you the tools to use your taste, intelligence and knowledge to create and communicate what you want the way you want.

It deals with both available light and studio work.