Workshops
If you would like to learn a new set of skills and take satisfaction in knowing how to get the most out of your photographic image–from subtle manipulation to dramatic enhancements–then this is the course for you.
This workshop is perfect for individuals who have invested in a high-quality digital camera and would like to take the next step–beyond relying on automatic modes–by learning to take creative control to achieve great pictures.
Kids are invited to emulate the work of Colin Finlay.
Workshop participants will be introduced to the materials and techniques of hand-coloring while experimenting with a sample print provided by the instructor.
Children are invited to emulate the work of conceptual artists, Andy Mattern and Benni Flores Ansell,
This workshop is designed to help students make compelling images–with the goal of producing a cohesive body of prints– by exploring personal vision, various approaches in the field, including observation and framing techniques.
If you would like to learn a new set of skills and take satisfaction in knowing how to get the most out of your photographic image–from subtle manipulation to dramatic enhancements–then this is the course for you.
Meets at The Kennedy Space Center - TIME TO BE ANNOUNCED
This workshop is designed to help participants understand the intricate process of retouching in order to achieve the best results possible.
Students will learn the basics of the wet plate collodion process using metal as the substrate, and work together to create images.
Get ready to explore the galleries as you play along–mixing and matching the work of contemporary portrait artists–to complete the rows on your B-I-N-G-O board.
A complete introduction to camera operation, this workshop combines classroom instruction with an opportunity for hands-on application and feedback.
SEARCHING THE SKYS: An Evening At Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Hosted by professors of Physics and Astronomy, Dr. Jason Aufdenberg and Dr. Peter Erdman.
A complete introduction to camera operation, this workshop combines classroom instruction with an opportunity for hands-on application and feedback.
Learn the art of combining and manipulating multiple images into a single, finished piece.
Kids and families are invited to have their pictures taken and printed (choose from lots of fun props) and will be given a jar to paint/decorate and add their picture to along with fall decor.
This workshop expands upon the concepts presented in the introductory course by exploring more complex techniques along with some useful tips, tricks and features.
This two-week, intensive digital photography program places an emphasis upon learning fundamental skills, enhancing perceptual abilities, and building a beginner’s portfolio.
Come and learn from award-winning photographic artist Erika Masterson. Working with a model, you will learn her techniques for creating a “story of expression” that you can apply to your own personal vision and photography. This workshop includes hands on shooting and image editing, and an introduction to using and arranging props in a studio environment. Come create your own “story” and see how your life experiences can translate into beautiful art.
An introduction to Adobe Photoshop and editing techniques such as such as cropping, color correcting, working with layers, and saving images for various outputs in order to bring out the most in your digital images.
Enjoy a free family portrait session! Choose your favorite backdrop and strike a pose. Feel free to bring along any props you would like to personalize your session.
A complete introduction to camera operation, this workshop combines classroom instruction with an opportunity for hands-on application and feedback.
Jacksonville Zoo Photography Workshop led by John Reed
More details TBA
A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS: FOOD STYLING TIPS & TRICKS
(Full Day Workshop, Level II)
Saturday, May 27, 2017, 9:30am – 4:30pm
Cost: $70 Register by Friday, May 12 and receive $10 off!
Instructor: Charles Hodges
Guest Speaker/Stylist: Chef Andra Dynese Chisholm
This unique workshop is designed for photographers and photo-enthusiasts alike. Participants will learn about the basics of food styling, plus the tips and tricks it takes to achieve the ideal shot. A range of concepts will be explored—including choosing accessories and props to suit various themes—as well as lighting techniques, placement, styling tips, and ways to maximize results (using cost-effective and easy-to-find materials) that will result in enticing and impressive images.
Charles and Andra will walk participants step-by-step through their process: the fundamentals of recipe/food selection, prep work, prop styling and finally, getting the signature photograph. Whether you are looking to expand your skill set for future job opportunities or take aesthetically pleasing photographs for a personal food blog, cookbook or simply your meals—and you want to share with a lager audience via social media—this workshop is for you!
About Charles Hodges: For 25 years Charles Hodges has devoted his efforts to creating national and international advertising campaigns. His client base has included Coke, Quaker, Sara Lee, Motorola, Abbott, Sprint, Baxter, McDonalds NutraSweet, Pillsbury, Amoco Oil, Tony Romas, Tijuana Flats, Darden Group, Disney, The Golf Channel and Universal Studios. Mr. Hodges graduated from The School of The Art Institute Chicago with an M.F.A. in printmaking, where he now teaches as an adjunct professor in the renowned photography department. Currently, he is a member of the photography department at Daytona State College. Mr. Hodges is a strong believer in solving photographic problems that arise from the realities of the contemporary world. His own photographic work demonstrates the potential of this art form as a powerful force for social awareness.
About Andra Dynese Chisholm: Chef Andra Dynese Chisholm has over 6 years of experience within the culinary/hospitality industry. She received her Culinary Management degree from Daytona State College, where she now serves as Head Baker for their Culinary program, and has been for the past three years. As a culinary student, she earned an internship with Sherri Meyers, Pastry Chef and Owner of The Pastry Studio, and to whom she credits her passion for baking and pastry. She firmly believes that education is an ongoing process. Last summer, she attended the workshop “Innovative Dessert Buffet” taught by Chef Jerome Landrieu, Head Chef of the Chicago Chocolate Academy.
INTERMEDIATE IMAGE EDITING (Full Day Workshop, Level II) Saturday, April 15, 2017, 9:30am – 4:30pm
Cost: $70 Register by Friday, April 7 and receive $10 off!
Instructor: Edson Becket
This workshop is geared towards photographers that have already familiarized themselves with the basic image editing tools of Adobe Photoshop, like the adjustments and some of the basic photo editing tools. This workshop expands upon the concepts presented in the introductory course by exploring more complex techniques along with some useful tips, tricks and features. Delve into Photoshop’s more advanced features—learn to apply filters; learn how to use, download and make your own actions; learn how to make accurate, realistic selections (creating, transforming and refining them) as well as how to work with quick mask and the pen tool. Learn how to utilize the amazing Camera Raw Filter, discover blend modes and how to use them effectively, plus layer masks and more
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Learn to sort, tag and create collections using Lightroom’s organizational tools. Learn to apply changes to multiple images, fine-tune overall color and lighting, merge images to optimize tonal range, and develop an efficient image-processing workflow.
