iPhone ArtistryThree Days of Shooting and Processing with Dan BurkholderFeb 27-29, 2012 |
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Making great photographs no longer means having a heavy camera around your neck! iPhone photography lets us capture and enhance our images like never before, right in the palm of our hand. Liberated from rushing home to our computers, we can shoot and process our images in the field, learning what works (and doesn't) to make our captures match our vision. And when it comes to printing your iPhone images, you will be amazed with the color, depth and texture in your prints. This is your opportunity to discover the power, fun and stunning output that's possible from your iPhone!
• Learn capture techniques that are specific to iPhone photography.
• Learn which software preserves your camera's resolution and which trash your hard-earned pixels.
• See how true HDR imaging (as opposed to software simulated HDR) is not only possible but easy with your iPhone.
• Create an iPhone workflow that takes you from capture to final image, with an emphasis on creating beautifully artistic images.
• Build your personal "app suite" that gives you all the capture and processing power you need on your iPhone.
• Practice panorama capture with your iPhone. Learn which software works best, combining up to 70 stitched images.
• Explore interpolation software that lets you make bigger prints from your iPhone captures.
• Learn Photoshop tweaks that are ideal for your iPhone images.
• Print your iPhone images on archival papers.
We'll spend time in the field and in the studio exploring all aspects of iPhone photography. It's time to stop wondering what you can do with your iPhone and time to start making stunning prints!
Participants should have a basic working knowledge of their iPhone and Photoshop.
You should bring your iPhone 3G (or newer preferred) to the workshop.
Here are a few things to keep in mind as your prepare:
• Have the latest iPhone system software installed.
• Make sure you have enough free space on your iPhone for images and new apps.
• Have an iTunes account in good working order (current credit card on file with iTunes, etc.) so you can make app purchases during the workshop (you might spend as much as $35 on software during the class).
• Don't forget your USB sync/charge cable and spare battery (you should have one).
Dan Burkholder has been teaching digital imaging workshops for 15 years at venues spanning three continents and several island countries. His award-winning book, Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing, has become a standard resource in the fine-art photography community. Dan's latest book, The Color of Loss (University of Texas Press, 2008), intimately documents the flooded interiors of post-Katrina New Orleans and is the first coffee table book shot entirely using HDR methods. Dan's new book, iPhone Artistry (Lark Photography Books, 2011), is the most comprehensive and fun how-to book for iPhone photographers.
Dan's workshops are famous for their energy, information and humor.
Dan Burkholder has been teaching digital imaging workshops for 13 years at venues including The School of the Art Institute, Chicago; The Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego; The Royal Photographic Society, Madrid, Spain; The International Center of Photography, New York; Melbourne Royal Institute of Technology, Australia, and many others. His award-winning book, Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing, has become a standard resource in the fine-art photography community. Dan’s Color of Loss (University of Texas, 2008) documents the flooded interiors of post-Katrina New Orleans and was the first coffee table book made entirely with HDR techniques.