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Portrait Photography Level 1 Intensive Weekend WorkshopSaturday, February 18, 2012 at 9:00 AM - Sunday, February 19, 2012 at 4:00 PM (MT)Edmonton, Alberta |
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Portrait Photography
Intensive Weekend Workshop
Presented by the Burwell School of Photography
February 18 - 19, 2012
Photographing people is one of the most difficult things to do and yet one of the most common subject matters. This intensive weekend course will cover many aspects of portrait photography and leave you with the knowledge and skills to create more flattering, creative and well lit portrait photographs.
Posing individuals, couples, children and groups is a main focus of this course. You will learn how to guide your subject into classic and casual poses to suit the mood and background of the image. We will also discuss how and why to select certain locations for your photographs so that the photograph will convey the message that you or your subject want it to.
What good is a great pose and background if the people in the photograph are not well lit? You will learn and practise lighting techniques using natural light, window light, reflected light, subtractive light and flash photography.
About Your Instructor
Chris Stambaugh has been a professional photographer for over two decades. He has been commissioned to create photographs across the country and has photographed many of Alberta’s prominent figures. Chris has won numerous awards for his work and has been a five time finalist for Alberta Portrait Photographer of the Year and a finalist for Canadian Portrait Photographer of the Year. He is the past president of the Professional Photographers of Canada and has been given the title “Master of Photographic Arts” and “Honorary Lifetime Member” by this association. Recently, Chris as become a prominent photographic educator and has lectured to professional photographers across Canada. In addition to the workshops with the Burwell School of Photography, Chris offers classes with Edmonton’s Metro Community College and NAIT Continuing Education.
Prerequisites
Students require a good knowledge of how to use your DSLR camera and external flash.
This workshop includes:
- 12 hours of classroom instruction
- Hot lunch on both days consisting of a choice of main course, 2 salads, soup, side dishes and desert
- Certificate of completion
- Small group size, limited to 12 participants
Itinerary and Location
- Providence Renewal Centre • 3005 119 Street, Edmonton, Alberta
- Saturday, February 18th 9:00am – 4:00pm: Classroom instruction
- Sunday, February 19th 9:00am – 4:00om: Classroom instruction
Workshop Costs
- $250 Canadian Dollars (plus tax).
- Current currency exchange information between the Canadian dollar and your local currency is available here.
Policies and payment information are available here.
For additional information, please contact us at:
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Phone Toll-free: 1-877-778-1745
When & Where
Providence Renewal Centre
3005 119 Street NW
Edmonton,
Alberta T6J 5R5
Canada
Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 9:00 AM - Sunday, February 19, 2012 at 4:00 PM (MT)
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Burwell School of Photography
The Burwell School of Photography was founded in 2007 as a division of Paul Burwell Photography.
Paul Burwell is a world renowned professional photographer, writer, educator and enthusiastic naturalist with over twenty years experience working with and educating adults. Paul woke up some years ago to discover the Internet company he’d built from the ground up was sold and it was time to find something else to do with his life.
Before leaving a 20 year career in the computer world, Paul was the President of an Internet service provider. While working on business plans for a new Internet company, he investigated becoming a professional nature photographer and quickly discovered that it was almost impossible to make a living as one. Naturally, he immediately dropped his plans for Internet dominance, sold his house and most of his earthly possessions and decided to take a vow of poverty as a photographer, and he’s never been happier.
Now Paul has built a career in the world of nature photography with a passion for wildlife. He is a contributing editor and regular columnist with Outdoor Photography Canada Magazine and a photography instructor at Metro Continuing College in Edmonton. Paul has been a finalist in the Veolia ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ worldwide competition both in 2009 and 2010 and was named “a top wildlife shooter” by Popular Photography Magazine in 2010. Paul conducts a number of photography workshops each year to rave reviews through his company, the Burwell School of Photography.
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