Workshops: Dec 2019
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Saturday, December 7, 2019 - Rock Macro Photography
Presenter: Bruce Smith (IACC member)
When: Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Where: Sue’s garage (address to be forwarded to registrants prior to the workshop)
Cost: $5
How to register: click here
Deadline for registrations: Sunday, December 1, at midnight, or when full. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. All members who are selected to attend will be notified via email no later than Tuesday, December 3
Space: limited to 20 IACC members
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: see below
Cancellations: if you need to cancel your registration, please send a message to workshops@imagesalberta.ca. There will be no refunds if 48 hours notice is not provided.
Workshop details
This workshop will provide the attendees an opportunity to use macro photography to explore the amazing beauty of rocks such as agates and fossils. Using light tables if desired, thin slices of agate can be back-lit to highlight rocks, showing the beauty of the transparency, colours and shapes within the rocks. Other agates and fossils will be photographed using flashlights or other small lights, up close from above to bring out the amazing details. The rocks will be supplied. Software for processing the images will be discussed.
Coffee will be provided. Please bring any snacks or lunch that you may require.
Attendees should bring:
When: Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Where: Sue’s garage (address to be forwarded to registrants prior to the workshop)
Cost: $5
How to register: click here
Deadline for registrations: Sunday, December 1, at midnight, or when full. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. All members who are selected to attend will be notified via email no later than Tuesday, December 3
Space: limited to 20 IACC members
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: see below
Cancellations: if you need to cancel your registration, please send a message to workshops@imagesalberta.ca. There will be no refunds if 48 hours notice is not provided.
Workshop details
This workshop will provide the attendees an opportunity to use macro photography to explore the amazing beauty of rocks such as agates and fossils. Using light tables if desired, thin slices of agate can be back-lit to highlight rocks, showing the beauty of the transparency, colours and shapes within the rocks. Other agates and fossils will be photographed using flashlights or other small lights, up close from above to bring out the amazing details. The rocks will be supplied. Software for processing the images will be discussed.
Coffee will be provided. Please bring any snacks or lunch that you may require.
Attendees should bring:
- tripod
- camera and macro lenses and (preferably) a cable release
- extension tubes, focus rail if they have them
- light table if they have one
- LED or pen lights or little reading lights to use up close
- extension cord/power bar
Monday, December 9, 2019 - How to Judge and Critique Images, Including Your Own!
Darlene has over 32 years experience in photography, was a qualified judge with PPOC, and has been teaching photography for over 8 years. So she knows what is needed here. Please note that Darlene has been a long standing member of our club, and this workshop is her way of “giving back”.
Presenter: Darlene Hildebrandt (Digital Photo Mentor, IACC member)
When: Monday, December 9, 2019 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Where: Inglewood Community League, 12525 116 Ave NW, Edmonton
Cost: $5
How to register: click here
Deadline for registrations: Tuesday, December 3 at midnight or when full. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. All members who are selected to attend will be notified via email no later than Thursday, December 5
Space: limited to 30 IACC members
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: no need to bring anything other than a note taking device
Cancellations: if you need to cancel your registration, please send a message to workshops@imagesalberta.ca. There will be no refunds if 48 hours notice is not provided.
Workshop details
This workshop will help you get a better understanding of how to review images and provide a constructive critique to the maker. If you’re interested in being a judge for competitions this is crucial knowledge to have in your arsenal.
Upon completion you will be better able to judge images on several criteria, including your own. You will leave with a framework and cheatsheet that you can use to help you assess images and rate them. You can then apply your new knowledge when providing feedback to other photographers, and to help you evaluate and improve your own photography as well in an objective way.
Come prepared to learn and participate in some image critiques. To learn you must do and practice. So you will be expected to participate and offer your feedback during this session.
NOTE: All images to be critiqued will be from anonymous photographers (not IACC members) or from Darlene’s own archive. So there will be no risk of hurting anyone’s feelings, it’s all about learning.
Presenter: Darlene Hildebrandt (Digital Photo Mentor, IACC member)
When: Monday, December 9, 2019 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Where: Inglewood Community League, 12525 116 Ave NW, Edmonton
Cost: $5
How to register: click here
Deadline for registrations: Tuesday, December 3 at midnight or when full. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. All members who are selected to attend will be notified via email no later than Thursday, December 5
Space: limited to 30 IACC members
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: no need to bring anything other than a note taking device
Cancellations: if you need to cancel your registration, please send a message to workshops@imagesalberta.ca. There will be no refunds if 48 hours notice is not provided.
Workshop details
This workshop will help you get a better understanding of how to review images and provide a constructive critique to the maker. If you’re interested in being a judge for competitions this is crucial knowledge to have in your arsenal.
Upon completion you will be better able to judge images on several criteria, including your own. You will leave with a framework and cheatsheet that you can use to help you assess images and rate them. You can then apply your new knowledge when providing feedback to other photographers, and to help you evaluate and improve your own photography as well in an objective way.
Come prepared to learn and participate in some image critiques. To learn you must do and practice. So you will be expected to participate and offer your feedback during this session.
NOTE: All images to be critiqued will be from anonymous photographers (not IACC members) or from Darlene’s own archive. So there will be no risk of hurting anyone’s feelings, it’s all about learning.
