The Art of Seeing Light: A photographer’s Way of Seeing with Sandy Kaplan – G26090303
In this workshop, you will learn:
– how decisions are made, how they are made on the fly, and change in a second.
– how mistakes and failures are turned into valuable lessons.
-how to see the world — the quiet moments, the time when you are not shooting but being still, allowing something magical to happen.
-how to notice what draws your eye first. Ask yourself, what you might be ignoring on purpose.
-how to ask: Where is the story? What is the story in that photo? What does the photo say?
-how to approach the light.
-about natural light as it changes throughout the day.
– how to position a subject relative to light. We wil shoot the same subject in multiple lighting conditions to see the transformation.
– decision-making in the moment including which lens to use, what aperture to shoot at, and what perspective to shoot from.
-about working with people (if applicable) including how to make a subject comfortable, how to direct without over-directing, capturing authentic expressions, building trust with your subject.
-about editing and the selection process
-about your mistakes and failures
-your own personal voice and how to develop it
To sum up this class………This is not just a class of lessons. It will be about understanding how photos and not taken but how photos are made.
Instructor
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Sandy KaplanSandra Kaplan has been a professional photographer for over 50 years. Her work has been shown in galleries in New York City, Aspen and Basalt Colorado and Santa Fe, New Mexico and Los Angeles, California.
Her joy is helping her students to come to love the camera as much as she does. To help them find the fun in photography and to learn to connect their subject with their hearts.