Dates: September 17, 2016, September 18, 2016
Time: 10am-4pm both days
Location: MAWA – 611 Main Street, Winnipeg
Cost: $60 for members of ACI or MAWA, $75 for non-members
Registration Deadline: September 16, 4pm
This workshop will help participants take better digital photographs of their works of art, both 3D and 2D. Topics that will be covered include light-source options, backgrounds, contrast (levels), histograms, image sizing and fine-tuning digital images. Dwyer will also discuss how to control the quality and direction of natural and artificial light, exposure and colour balance. She will address participants’ specific questions and issues and present ideas for basic lighting sets that one can construct at home. Note: this Artist Bootcamp Intensive will be hands-on, and will provide essential, practical, how-to information. You are welcome to bring your camera, your camera manual and one small artwork to photograph, or you can simply observe. Please bring your lunches!
To register and pay, call MAWA at 204-949-9490 or go to mawa.ca/workshops (spaces are limited).
For more information click here.
Cost: $60 for members of ACI or MAWA, $75 for non-members
Registration Deadline: September 16, 4pm
This workshop will help participants take better digital photographs of their works of art, both 3D and 2D. Topics that will be covered include light-source options, backgrounds, contrast (levels), histograms, image sizing and fine-tuning digital images. Dwyer will also discuss how to control the quality and direction of natural and artificial light, exposure and colour balance. She will address participants’ specific questions and issues and present ideas for basic lighting sets that one can construct at home. Note: this Artist Bootcamp Intensive will be hands-on, and will provide essential, practical, how-to information. You are welcome to bring your camera, your camera manual and one small artwork to photograph, or you can simply observe. Please bring your lunches!
To register and pay, call MAWA at 204-949-9490 or go to mawa.ca/workshops (spaces are limited).
For more information click here.
