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Winter 2012 - Fundamentals of Good Photography Schedule
$175
(for cameras with adjustable f-stops & shutter speeds)
NEW for 2012 - Now you have your choice of two separate class sessions!
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12 consecutive Wednesdays, beginning January 4, 2012
SOLD OUT!
Or
6 consecutive Saturdays, beginning February 18, 2012
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
(Lunch included in course fee)
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Questions? Please contact:
Nancy Balluck - Fundamentals School Co-Director: nancy.balluck@yahoo.com
or
Joe Vanecek - Fundamentals School Co-Director: joe3928@stratos.net
Course Content:
- Introduction. Bring your camera and manuals to all classes
- Camera Familiarization. Individual instruction on all models of cameras
- Downloading, organizing and storing your images
- Tripods. Review of different types, styles, ball heads and monopods
- Lenses and filters – how to help you determine what you need
- Exposure. Understanding shutter speeds and f-stops
- Indoor portraiture using simple lighting techniques
- Environmental portraiture using natural light. Posing techniques
- Close-up photography techniques and equipment
- Flash photography – equipment, techniques and tips
- Unlock your imagination to make creative photos
- Effective composition – the rules and when to break them
- Night photography made easy, including fireworks
- Photoshop preview
- Digital camera settings, menus and techniques
- Field trips to help you practice your skills
- Constructive critique of students’ work
Click here for the Winter 2012 School brochure in Adobe PDF format
Click here
for enrollment and payment options for any or all courses
Course fees must be paid in full by the first class. Partial payments cannot be accepted. Registration includes a 4 month membership in the Cleveland Photographic Society. Refunds for withdrawal will be honored if they are requested by notifying the school director during the first week of class. A withdrawal fee of $10.00 will be deducted from the refund. The refunding process usually takes three to four weeks. Cleveland Photographic Society is a not for profit corporation and the purpose of these classes is to increase the understanding, interest and enjoyment of photography
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The mission of the Cleveland Photographic Society is to promote and advance the understanding, passion and joy of photography by providing opportunities for education, skill development, picture-taking, competition, critique and fellowship.
CPS is a founding member of PSA
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