Workshops: May 2020
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Thursday, May 14, 2020 - Pecha Kucha Night (online)
Hosted by Nora Hartfelder
In a nutshell, Pecha Kucha is a PowerPoint presentation of 20 slides of 20 seconds each for commentary. The slides automatically advance after 20 seconds, so each presentation lasts precisely 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
There is still room for a few more presentations. If there are sufficient interest, we will schedule a second evening. So don’t hesitate to participate – get involved and challenge yourself! The topic would be your choice with no themes. Possibilities could include a recent travel adventure; a wildlife or bird collection; a personal story; a street walk; macro presentation; a photography technique presentation; a portrait collection; landscape themes, and so on and on and on..
When: Thursday, May 14, 2020, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Where: online, using Zoom (for help on how to use Zoom, click here)
Cost: free
How to register: closed
Deadline for registrations: N/A
Space: unlimited
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: note-taking medium of your preference
Info on Pecha Kucha presentations:
Examples photography-themed Pecha Kucha presentations:
For more info, email Clayton Reitzel, Workshops Chair
In a nutshell, Pecha Kucha is a PowerPoint presentation of 20 slides of 20 seconds each for commentary. The slides automatically advance after 20 seconds, so each presentation lasts precisely 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
There is still room for a few more presentations. If there are sufficient interest, we will schedule a second evening. So don’t hesitate to participate – get involved and challenge yourself! The topic would be your choice with no themes. Possibilities could include a recent travel adventure; a wildlife or bird collection; a personal story; a street walk; macro presentation; a photography technique presentation; a portrait collection; landscape themes, and so on and on and on..
When: Thursday, May 14, 2020, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Where: online, using Zoom (for help on how to use Zoom, click here)
Cost: free
How to register: closed
Deadline for registrations: N/A
Space: unlimited
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: note-taking medium of your preference
Info on Pecha Kucha presentations:
- How to Make Great Presentations the Pecha Kucha Way
- Creating a Pecha Kucha Presentation Using PowerPoint
- How to Make a Pecha Kucha
Examples photography-themed Pecha Kucha presentations:
- Seeking Nature Simply
- Chris Owens Photography - Pecha Kucha Style!
- Photographers Without Borders PhotoED Magazine Pecha Kucha 2018 Toronto
- Minor Urban Disasters
For more info, email Clayton Reitzel, Workshops Chair
Tuesday, May 19, 2020 - Getty Challenge "Recreating Art at Home" (online)
This is a Low Light SIG Meeting hosted by Nora Hartfelder, and is open to all IACC members. Many of you participated in the same challenge at the club on-line outing, but here is an opportunity to have a two-way forum to present and discuss your work in a Zoom style presentation.
The idea is to recreate a famous piece of art using household items. Imagine recreating a Van Gogh using water and oil, a Monet using buttons or a Mondrian using Lego blocks. Please include the original artwork, (create a diptych of the original image and your image) so that we can compare the images! In the Zoom meeting, we will share the images, talk about our inspirations, challenges and help each other overcome some low lighting challenges by offering tips and advice for all participants.
When: Tuesday, May 19, 2020, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Where: online, using Zoom (for help on how to use Zoom, click here)
Cost: free
How to register: closed
Deadline for registrations: N/A
Space: unlimited
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: note-taking medium of your preference
Tips for the Quarantine Challenge
For more info, email Clayton Reitzel, Workshops Chair
The idea is to recreate a famous piece of art using household items. Imagine recreating a Van Gogh using water and oil, a Monet using buttons or a Mondrian using Lego blocks. Please include the original artwork, (create a diptych of the original image and your image) so that we can compare the images! In the Zoom meeting, we will share the images, talk about our inspirations, challenges and help each other overcome some low lighting challenges by offering tips and advice for all participants.
When: Tuesday, May 19, 2020, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Where: online, using Zoom (for help on how to use Zoom, click here)
Cost: free
How to register: closed
Deadline for registrations: N/A
Space: unlimited
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: note-taking medium of your preference
Tips for the Quarantine Challenge
- A great article on the Getty Challenge with examples!
- Another great place to find resources material for the Getty Challenge is from museums / art collections found online here
For more info, email Clayton Reitzel, Workshops Chair
Thursday, May 21, 2020 - Advanced Luminar image processing (online)
Presenter: Darlene Hildebrandt.
Join her for a 2-hour lesson on using Luminar 4.
When: Thursday, May 21, 2020, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Where: online, using Zoom (for help on how to use Zoom, click here)
Cost: free
How to register: closed
Deadline for registrations: N/A
Space: unlimited
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: note-taking medium of your preference
Details
We'll cover some advanced techniques such as:
The day before the class, please make sure you have the raw files for the lessons downloaded (a link will be emailed to you) and that you have the latest version of Luminar 4 installed on your computer. We'll be doing some of the work live and you'll have time to try the techniques yourself using MY raw files and ask questions as we go.
For more info, email Clayton Reitzel, Workshops Chair
Join her for a 2-hour lesson on using Luminar 4.
When: Thursday, May 21, 2020, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Where: online, using Zoom (for help on how to use Zoom, click here)
Cost: free
How to register: closed
Deadline for registrations: N/A
Space: unlimited
Prerequisite: membership in IACC
What to Bring: note-taking medium of your preference
Details
We'll cover some advanced techniques such as:
- Sky replacement
- Local adjustments and masking
- LUTs
- Textures
- Using layers
The day before the class, please make sure you have the raw files for the lessons downloaded (a link will be emailed to you) and that you have the latest version of Luminar 4 installed on your computer. We'll be doing some of the work live and you'll have time to try the techniques yourself using MY raw files and ask questions as we go.
For more info, email Clayton Reitzel, Workshops Chair
