From Amateur High-Dynamic-Range Photographer to Exhibiting Artist
X29.9079
/ $450
SPRING 2010
Continuing Education:
Arts Programs
High-dynamic-range photography is as much a sea change in the world of pictures as the invention of color film was 70 years ago. This technology allows images that are far more accurate to what the human eye sees, while also granting control of painterly lighting effects. In this course, students benefit from critiques, guidance, encouragement, and the technical assistance necessary to support their goals. Selected students' work is submitted for inclusion in a New York City gallery group show.
Submission fee is $20. If accepted, there is a $50 show fee, which covers press releases, printing gallery invitations, hanging fee, and all costs associated with the opening, including a wine and cheese reception.
Related Subject Areas: Art (Studio), Photography
Course Materials
Section 1
Friday 6:20pm-9:10pm
February 12 - April 23
10 Sessions
Instructor:
Lawrence Wheatman
Location: Woolworth Building, 15 Barclay
