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Portfolio & Processing Masterclass Workshop: CANCELLED

Ticket Information

  • Printing & Processing Masterclass: $2,995.00 each
  • Additional fees may apply

Dates

  • Thu 11 Jun 2020, 8:00am–5:00pm
  • Fri 12 Jun 2020, 8:00am–5:00pm
  • Sat 13 Jun 2020, 8:00am–5:00pm
  • Sun 14 Jun 2020, 8:00am–5:00pm

Restrictions

All Ages

Based in Wellington, our Portfolio & Processing Masterclass guides you through the process of creating a photography portfolio showcasing your unique style and vision.

This workshop is designed as a portfolio-builder: we will cover advanced processing techniques in both Lightroom and Photoshop, as well as working through the printing process. By the end of this Masterclass, you will have completed a handmade fine-art portfolio containing ten of your best prints. Professional photographers Richard Young and Ken Wright will be your tutors, giving both group and one-on-one support.

Both Ken and Richard have years of experience producing fine-art prints. They have managed art galleries in the past, and both regularly exhibit and sell their photography in galleries. Richard has worked with Lightroom for most of his career, and Ken—as both professional photographer and graphic designer—has mastered Photoshop. As a group, we will help you refine your portfolio from 30 images down to the ten strong images that best.

Using Lightroom and/or Photoshop, you will learn how to ready your images for printing on the Epson Surecolour P800. You will learn how to select the right Epson Signature Worthy Fine Art Paper for the look and finish that best suits your work for your final portfolio images. Finally, you will produce a ten-image portfolio to take home with you, displaying your photographic work and ability.

Highlights:
- Consultation with two experienced photographers to help curate and edit your work
- Advanced Lightroom and Photoshop processing workflow
- Ten finished 13x19" Fine-Art Prints of your best photographs
- A handmade, cloth-covered portfolio box to showcase your work
- Insight into selling and exhibiting your photography as art

Learn:
- How to build a Portfolio
- Photographic Style and Vision
- Advanced Lightroom Processing
- Advanced Photoshop Processing
- Printing Styles and Paper Choices
- Choices for finishing work, including framing

Itinerary:
Day 1
Meeting at the gallery, we begin the workshop by discussing your individual style and vision. This is an important step, as it will help focus your direction. Once this has been established, we can begin working through your 30 images to select ten you will move forward with.

The day is rounded out with an evening sunset shoot in Plimmerton, overlooking the iconic Mana Island.

DAY 2
Today, Richard will guide you through advanced Lightroom editing, which will help you to get the best out of your images and give them depth. Following Richard’s session, Ken will take you through advanced Photoshop editing, covering image layering and image masking.

We end the day with another evening sunset shoot—this time overlooking Kapiti Island.

Day 3
The morning starts with a session on the aesthetics of fine-art printing and paper choices. This leads into the final development of your ten images, with plenty of one-on-one assistance from Richard and Ken.

In the evening, we have a group dinner (included) at an excellent local restaurant, enjoying social time with the group.

Day 4
The final day of the workshop will see us focus on the printing of your fine-art portfolio. To begin, we will soft-proof your images, preparing them for printing. Then we will print your portfolio, featuring the overarching style and vision you have developed and highlighted in your ten selected photographs.

These images will be displayed in a stunning, hand-made portfolio box for you to take home and exhibit. In the afternoon, a local picture framer (who has been framing Richard’s work for the last ten years) will join us to explain a little about framing and offer insight into the world of selling prints.

For more information or to book see the official website.

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