This workshop will be a combination of in-person and Zoom sessions.
Workshop Description
This three-part workshop will explore some of the techniques David has utilized to produce abstract images. He will show many examples and describe the transformative processes from initial image to final product. You will then have an opportunity to visit a venue to capture some images that might result in interesting abstracts. Lastly, there will be a session to share and discuss the abstract images that you produced from the venue visit.
Some of the techniques to be discussed include:
• In Camera (including extreme blur, intentional camera movement)
• Lightroom image Inversion
• NIK Preset usage (Analog Efex Pro 2 and Silver Efex Pro)
• Photoshop effects of radial blur, spherize, wave, and zigzag
• Using other software such as Lunapic and Glitchy3BitDither
• Smartphone apps such as RollWorld, Tiny Planet, and Hipstamatic
• Lightroom image Inversion
• NIK Preset usage (Analog Efex Pro 2 and Silver Efex Pro)
• Photoshop effects of radial blur, spherize, wave, and zigzag
• Using other software such as Lunapic and Glitchy3BitDither
• Smartphone apps such as RollWorld, Tiny Planet, and Hipstamatic
The specific dates, locations, and topics are:
• Tuesday January 14th 2025, 7pm - 8.30pm - Abstract Photography Tips and Techniques (via Zoom)
• Saturday January 18th 2025, 1- 4pm - In-Person workshop at Grounds for Sculpture (time or venue may change depending on weather, and you will be required to pay your own entry fee to Grounds for Sculpture)
• Tuesday February 4th 2025 - 7pm-8.30pm - Photo Sharing and Helpful Critique (via Zoom)
All skill levels welcome.
About the Instructor
David employs his life-long interest in graphic design by focusing on contrasts, shapes, movement, edges, harmony, patterns, and the juxtaposition of the obvious with the unfamiliar, all within the transient nature of the physical world. His most recent photographic foray has been within the vast forest of abstract imagery.
David's work has been included in curated exhibitions at the Griffin Museum of Photography, Philadelphia Sketch Club, Phillips Mill Photography Gallery, PA Center for Photography, Southeast Center for Photography, and Alfa Art Gallery, and is in the permanent collection at the Center for Creative Photography.
David's work has been included in curated exhibitions at the Griffin Museum of Photography, Philadelphia Sketch Club, Phillips Mill Photography Gallery, PA Center for Photography, Southeast Center for Photography, and Alfa Art Gallery, and is in the permanent collection at the Center for Creative Photography.
Registration
To complete your registration, please fill out the below contact information and make your payment electronically via Zelle to “PrincetonPhoto@icloud.com” or mail your check payable to "Princeton Photography Club” to:
Princeton Photography Club
P.O. Box 1563
Princeton, NJ 08542
P.O. Box 1563
Princeton, NJ 08542
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