ONLINE WORKSHOP WITH RICHARD BRAM
RICHARD BRAM
350€
290€ with early bird by 31 March
Language:
WORKSHOP IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Where and how:
ONLINE WORKSHOP BY ZOOM PLATFORM
After registering, you will receive a reply with all the information to use the “Zoom” platform
Date:
SATURDAY – 10 APRIL 2021 – 16:00-19:00 ITALIAN TIME
SATURDAY – 17 APRIL 2021 – 16:00-19:00 ITALIAN TIME
SATURDAY – 24 APRIL 2021 – 16:00-19:00 ITALIAN TIME
SATURDAY – 01 MAY 2021 – 16:00-19:00 ITALIAN TIME
Info:
A 4-day street photography workshop with UP Photographers member Richard Bram will be a unique opportunity to explore the history, aesthetics and practical techniques of shooting on the street while challenging you to expand and explore your own individual style. Combining theory and in-the-street shooting, this workshop will enable you to put your skills to the test followed by a group review of your best shots.
Who Is It For?
Intermediate photography skills are required along with a digital camera (DSLR recommended) and an interest in street photography. It is NOT for beginning photographers. You must know the technical basics before you take this course. The workshop will be focusing more on style rather than photography technique, so you must have prior experience taking photos in the streets. The workshop is not concerned with the difference between “beginners” or “advanced” street photographers. All will be welcome within a supportive group atmosphere of like-minded photographers. If you also currently have ideas and street photography projects you’d like to pursue but find yourself lacking direction, this workshop is for you to find further guidance on how to realise them.
The workshop:
Week 1
Introductions – Who am I? Presentation of Bram’s history and work.
Who are you? What do you expect to get from the course? What restrictions do you have to deal with re: COVID?
Review of each participant’s 10 photographs with the group.
Discussion of technique, tips, and tricks.
First assignment: Fishing. “Look at the background first.”
Week 2
Review, critique and discussion of Week 1’s assignment.
A bit of street photo history.
Second assignment: “Looking for the Significant Gesture.”
Week 3
Review, critique and discussion of Week 2’s assignment.
Discussion of ethics and problems working in the street today. [the right to say no; legal problems]
Third assignment: Working to a theme. [“Big Hair and True Love,” Jesse Marlow’s “Wounded,” Matt’s “Nothing from Nowhere”]
Week 4
Review, critique and discussion of Week 3’s assignment.
Discussion of previous weeks, results, lessons learned and not learned.
Where do we go from here in these times?
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