This workshop was designed to teach you the difference between a black & white and a colour photograph and to help you start seeing the world in black & white. Learn how to recognise a black & white scene and learn how different styles and camera settings can effect your image. Learn how to construct your image with the fundamentals of black & white photography, shape, form, texture and tone. The workshop will finish up with the tutor showing you how to create a "polished image" by helping you to get the most out of your digital darkroom. This is a classroom based workshop and is suitable for photographers who are already photographing on the manual side of their DSLR camera.
This Workshop Includes:
Monochrome (B&W) Photography Workshop
On this exciting digital photography workshop learn:
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Basics of shooting in black & white
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When & where to shoot in black & white
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Construction of your image through shape, form, texture & tone
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Different black & white styles
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The role of filters in black & white photography
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Techniques - Setting your camera up to shoot for black & white
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Black & white toning - colour isolation - dodging & burning - contrast adjustments
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Digital darkroom for black & white photography
All types of Digital SLRs and Bridge SLRs are suitable for this workshop.
Dublin Photography School
Course Location:
The Carmelite Centre,
56 Aungier Street,
Dublin 2
P: 087 1166378
E: info@dublinphotographyschool.ie
Course Location:
The Carmelite Centre,
56 Aungier Street,
Dublin 2
P: 087 1166378
E: info@dublinphotographyschool.ie
Online access to workshop E-Notes with sample monochrome images
DPS pad & pen
Morning tea/coffee
DPS pad & pen
Morning tea/coffee
Web design by Stewart Kenny Photography & Design: http://www.stewartkennyphotography.com
Next Date Starting: June 24th 2017
10.00am to 2.00pm
Price €89
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10.00am to 2.00pm
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Next Date Starting: April 1st 2017
10.00am to 2.00pm
Price €89
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10.00am to 2.00pm
Price €89
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