With digital cameras, the moment captured is seen only moments later. Finally imagemakers can control what happens to their reproduced work, create beautiful duotones, tritones, or even quadtones, making a reproduction imitate the depth of a silver print or stay true to the carefully controlled color of your original. This workshop will explore photography's evolution into a digitally based medium, demonstrating the technology and discussing the implications and opportunities of this dramatic change. All necessary equipment will be provided during the workshop and will be discussed in non-technical terms. Macintosh computer experience definitely helps, but is not required.
Enrollment is limited.
You'll leave having a good grasp of the kind of equipment you need, budgets, priorities, and best of all, what you can do with these ever more capable and amazing tools. The nearby Pacific Ocean beach should provide a fairly nice field trip opportunity. Workshop fee includes lunch for Saturday and Sunday. A photographer, teacher and designer, Stephen has been teaching and working in photography since 1977. Current projects include With a New Eye , an all digital national parks project, and the digital scanning and restoration a 600 glass-plate negative collection from the early twentieth century.