Date: Saturday
17th April 2010 |
Time: 9.30 am to 4.30 pm |
Place: 700 James Lane Trentham East Victoria |
Cost: $250.00 All materials supplied - includes lunch, morning and afternoon tea |
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NB:
Classes limited to 6
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
This is a hands on workshop exploring portrait photography in available light with large format cameras. Participants are encouraged to use their own large format cameras or they may borrow a 4 x 5 studio camera.
Gold Street Studios has a fully equipped darkroom where negatives made during
the workshop will be processed. Sheet film and Polaroid instant peel-apart film is included in the price.
Topics covered:
The philosophy and practicalities of using large format for portrait
Styles of portraits
Choice of lenses for portrait
Creative use of depth of Field
The importance of the background’
Choice of film for portrait
Using hand held light meters and the gray card
Printing and processing
ABOUT DAVID
David Tatnall is a fine art photographer living in Melbourne. He has been using large format cameras for over 30 years. A collection of his large format portraits of young Melbourne artists are held in the collection of the City of Melbourne and the Australian Counsel General Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam.
His work has also been collected by National Gallery of Victoria, Monash Gallery of Art, Warrnambool Art Gallery, State Library of Victoria and other public and private collections.
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