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Summer 2008 - Fundamentals of Good Photography Schedule
(for cameras with adjustable f-stops & shutter speeds)
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Classes start Saturday June 7, 2008
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
(schedule subject to change)
Kolman Rosenberg – Director 440-255-7663
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June 7 |
Introduction and Camera Familiarization Lenses, Tripods
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Bring your camera and its instruction manual. Introduction;camera familiarization;lenses and filters; tripods, tripod heads, and monopods.
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June 14 |
Exposure, Environmental portraiture;closeup photography techniques and equipment.
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Understanding shutter speeds and f-stops to obtain correct exposures;outdoor portraiture techniques using models and strangers; using close-up equipment and techiuqes to create great close-up pictures.
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June 21 |
Flash Photography;Indoor portraiture; creative images |
Understanding flash, equipment, techniques, etc. Bring flash unit if you have one and its instruction manual. Posing & Lighting for better people pictures. Unlock your imagination to create images.
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June 22 Sunday 9:30AM |
Field trip
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Class field trip to practice the skills you have learned and help you understand your equipment. |
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June 28 |
Night Photography; Understanding digital cameras; composition
The Economic Approach |
Night and low light photography. Digital camera settings, menus, and techiques; Photoshop preview; add interest and impact to your pictures through good composition |
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June 29, Sunday 9:30AM |
Field trip
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Class field trip to practice the skills you have learned and help you understand your equipment. |
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July 12 |
General Photo Tips, You as the Artist; course review student photo critique
Creative Photography |
General photo tips, what’s in the bag and “You as the Artist”
Course review & critique of students' photography |
About Our Faculty
Click here for the Summer 2008 School brochure in Adobe PDF format.
Click here
for an application for enrollment for any or all courses
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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.
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