In this workshop, students will learn the basics of photojournalism. The instructor will discuss what makes a successful documentary image both singularly and as a series. A heavy emphasis will be placed on storytelling through the image without the use of text. Students will develop their own series of photojournalistic images. Techniques will be discusses on how to access your subject, use of lighting and what type of equipment is best suited for various styles of shooting
Learning Objectives:
* What makes a good documentary photograph
* Suggested equipment for use in the field
* Achieving desired lighting and how it impacts story
* Critique of photographs
What students need to bring:
Camera
Portable storage device
Notebook and pen for notetaking
Pre-requisites:
Photography I: Learning the Basics
Photography II: Beyond the Bascis
From Good to Great: Composition Bascis
Finding Your Vision: Composition II
Suggested classes to continue education:
Lightroom: Organizing and Developing Your Work
Photoshop I: Getting Started
Photoshop II: Working with Layers
Photoshop III: Retouching
Personal Vision: Creating a Body of Work