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SUMMARY:Hunt's Portrait Workshop: Natural Light (and Flash!) Portraits in Nashua\, NH
DESCRIPTION:Join Hunt’s Photo Education for another entry in our series of portrait workshops where we will be working in natural light and flash! We will emphasize creating portraits using available light through subject placement and composition through the aid of diffusers and reflectors. We will then separately demonstrate reasons to add in flash.\nYou are welcome to bring your own flashes and light modifiers (soft boxes\, etc)\, but you also can use what we have with us as well.\nWe will be holding this workshop at Greeley Park in Nashua\, New Hampshire.\nPhotographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-portrait-workshop-natural-light-and-flash-portraits-in-nashua-nh/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,In-Person Lighting & Flash Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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SUMMARY:Online: The Printed Vision- Printing Flowers (Print Review)
DESCRIPTION:Presentation: Wednesday May 25th\, 7-8pm ? Online! \nPrinted Image Review: Thursday June 9th\, 6-8pm ? In our Hunt’s Melrose store or Online! \nAbout The Printed Vision Series\nThe printed image shows our successes and our faults at a much higher level of detail than the digital image. To become better photographers\, it helps to understand this by creating the printed image as a final product\, which is the purpose behind the Printed Vision Series.\nEach Printed Vision topic will meet for two sessions. In the first session\, we will discuss the topic and elaborate on editing with examples. This will include discussion of exposure\, dynamic range and color\, but also deeper points\, such as noise reduction\, image sharpening and grain. In between sessions 1 and 2\, attendees will independently process 1-2 images and submit them to the instructor for printing. We will print one of the two images leading into the second session and discuss some of the challenges we face in printing them.\nYou do not need to produce a new image for this class and can go into your archives to print\, but you are welcome to go out into the field and create something new based on the topic!\nThis Month’s Printed Vision Session: Printing Flowers\nEveryone wants to print flowers. There is such a mass appeal of flowers for such obvious reasons\, including their impermanence and their vibrancy of color. Therefore\, it only makes sense that flowers should be printed to display that level of vibrance for a long period of time!\nIn this session\, we will focus our energies on not only the editing process\, but choosing the right surface of paper and size of paper. Among the topics discussed matte vs. glossy papers\, the importance of textured papers\, the illusive rice papers and natural/eco-friendly papers\, printing with borders and considering creating alternative borders\, and more! We will really be digging deep to think about what we are doing\, why we’re doing it\, and what we want to do!\nOur instructional online presentation will be held on Wednesday May 25th from 7-8pm and we will reconvene for our Printed Image Review on Thursday June 9th from 6-8pm. You will have that time period in between to photograph and/or edit your images.\nIn the end\, you will receive a print that you want\, and it can be up to 13×19″ in size. You can also print smaller sizes\, and it is encouraged to consider that\, as we will be considering other techniques. If you would like prints on additional textured papers\, we are happy to do that for the additional charge.\nThe Printed Vision classes are an excellent opportunity to learn more about not only about printing\, but also the processing of images at a much more focused level. Recommended for everyone: Beginners to Advanced Photographers. Come join us for a lot of fun!\nReceiving Your Print\nAfter the class\, your print can either be mailed to you or picked up at one of our Hunt’s Photo store locations.\nRegistering and what is needed\nAfter you register for this class\, you will receive a confirmation email that will include information about how to access the online class\, including an online ID code that you will need to get into the class. Make sure to save this information. We will also send a reminder email about 24 hours prior to the class time with that same information.\n?You Are Being Recorded? (And Other Note Related Items)\nWe will be recording this class! The video will be available for download about 24-hours after the class for all attendees\, so don?t worry about taking unending notes. We will send this link attendees to download and rewatch at any time.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/online-the-printed-vision-printing-flowers-print-review/
CATEGORIES:Instructor: Paul N.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220611T160000
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Workshop: Using Drones at Portland Head Light
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to best utilize your drone to capture images and video from the air. Join Andy Leclerc (https://www.instagram.com/andyleclercphotography/) and Jamie Malcolm-Brown (https://www.instagram.com/jamiemalcolmbrown/) in this drone workshop at Portland Head Light and create from a new perspective.\nPlease note: We will be limited to 100 feet AGL (above ground level) due to FAA restrictions.\nCourse Outline\nSafety\nPre-flight check\nLearn where you can fly\nHow to fly safely\nSettings & techniques to capture the highest quality still images\nStep by step walkthrough of your DJI settings\nShutter Speed / Aperture / ISO\nAuto Exposure Bracketing (AEB)\nPanoramas\nSettings & techniques for 4k cinema-quality video\nVideo settings\nFilters\nFlying Techniques
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-workshop-using-drones-at-portland-head-light/
CATEGORIES:Drone Workshops,Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo Workshops,Instructor: Paul N.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Printed Vision Workshop: Creating Cyanotypes
DESCRIPTION:Intro: Tuesday June 14th\, 7-8pm ? Online! \nWorkshop: Saturday June 18th\, 9am-1pm ? Hunt’s Photo\, Melrose \nNormally we will say\, “The printed image shows our successes and our faults.” In this case\, the point of the printed image isn’t necessarily to show us those successes and faults\, but instead to create something ethereal and fascinating!\nJoin Hunt’s Photo Education as we dive into a workshop that will quite literally bring you back to the days of film and hand-printing!\nCyanotypes are quite literally BLUE prints that can be simply made by placing a negative on top of a piece of coated paper (or other material) under UV light (or the sun) for a period of time. Once washed in water\, the resulting print produces a brilliant blue image on a white background.\nWe will begin this workshop with an introductory presentation where we will discuss the process\, materials needed\, and the preparation to be working with the cyanotype chemistry (see Misc notes above). We will also discuss how to create a digital negative. For this workshop\, we will be creating our own digital negatives from an inkjet printer\, so you don’t actually need a negative and you don’t need a printer\, as we will be printing them in the store. Finally\, we will also discuss what to print on. Because we will have the ability to coat a material\, be it paper or fabric\, you can use a variety of printing surfaces\, which will elaborate on.\nPlease note: We have recorded this introduction\, so if you’re signing up last minute\, you can still watch it!\nDuring the workshop\, we will dive into all these elements. We will go through the process of coating (and drying) papers and fabrics\, creating test and final prints\, and discussing additional elements to change the look of our final prints. This is a unique workshop that will emphasize creativity and process.\nA few items of note:\n?In this workshop\, we will be utilizing cyanotype chemistry\, consisting of ferric ammonium citrate (for light sensitivity) and potassium ferricyanide (for color). As described by the chemistry company Photographers Formulary\, “…[Potassium Ferricyanide] is not particularly toxic… [unless] placed in a strong acid solution; however\, strong acid is not used in the cyanotype process.”\n?Because we will be working with chemistry\, you must follow all instructions given regarding chemistry and personal protective equipment.\n?Because this chemistry can stain\, we will be taking precautions and wearing gloves. We strongly recommend bringing an apron\, one that you won’t mind if it changes colors.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-printed-vision-workshop-creating-cyanotypes/
CATEGORIES:Editing & Printing Classes,Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Basics- Next Steps: Understanding Manual Exposure- Hunt's Photo\, Melrose
DESCRIPTION:Please note: This is a 2-part class that will meet on the dates listed above\nAfter learning ?the basics? of digital photography\, become more comfortable in the world of digital photography by taking the next step.\nLearning about photography can be a real challenge! For this reason\, we often start newcomers off using the “Priority Modes” (Ex. Aperture Priority) because it’s “easier”. In reality\, these priority modes are just one solution. For some photographers\, there is only the manual mode. But why is it important to shoot in the Manual mode? Are there reasons to use manual vs. Aperture priority and vice-versa? How can we maximize usability?\nWhile our Beginner class scratches the surface of these functions\, this Beyond the Basics class will cover in-depth:\n?Your Camera?s Light Meter and how it works\n?Use of Aperture Priority vs. Manual modes\n?Histograms\n?Photographing in RAW vs. Jpeg\nWe will also give an assignment to do outside of class in order to help strengthen your photographic abilities!\nUnderstanding the full-functionality of your camera is a necessity to improving your flexibility when photographing in a variety of situations. This course is designed to help you feel more comfortable about how to change your camera?s settings in those situations. It is recommended as a follow-up to our Beginner Photography course.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/beyond-the-basics-next-steps-understanding-manual-exposure-hunts-photo-melrose/
CATEGORIES:Beginner Photography Classes,Beyond the Basics Classes,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Beginner Photography Classes,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Instructor: Rebecca L.,Page Link: In the Field
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220628T180000
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Basics- Next Steps: Understanding Manual Exposure (Part 2)- Hunt's Photo\, Melrose
DESCRIPTION:Please note: This is a 2-part class that will meet on the dates listed above\nAfter learning ?the basics? of digital photography\, become more comfortable in the world of digital photography by taking the next step.\nLearning about photography can be a real challenge! For this reason\, we often start newcomers off using the “Priority Modes” (Ex. Aperture Priority) because it’s “easier”. In reality\, these priority modes are just one solution. For some photographers\, there is only the manual mode. But why is it important to shoot in the Manual mode? Are there reasons to use manual vs. Aperture priority and vice-versa? How can we maximize usability?\nWhile our Beginner class scratches the surface of these functions\, this Beyond the Basics class will cover in-depth:\n?Your Camera?s Light Meter and how it works\n?Use of Aperture Priority vs. Manual modes\n?Histograms\n?Photographing in RAW vs. Jpeg\nWe will also give an assignment to do outside of class in order to help strengthen your photographic abilities!\nUnderstanding the full-functionality of your camera is a necessity to improving your flexibility when photographing in a variety of situations. This course is designed to help you feel more comfortable about how to change your camera?s settings in those situations. It is recommended as a follow-up to our Beginner Photography course.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/beyond-the-basics-next-steps-understanding-manual-exposure-part-2-hunts-photo-melrose/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo, Melrose,Instructor: Paul N.,Instructor: Rebecca L.
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Photo Adventure Printing Series
DESCRIPTION:Have you attended a recent Hunt’s Photo Adventure and want to get a print made? Do you either want to learn a little bit about the editing process or get a professional’s opinion?   If the answers to these questions are “yes”\, this will be an excellent opportunity to take advantage of our Hunt’s Photo Adventure Printing Series.\nHere’s how it works: If you’ve taken a Hunt’s Photo Adventure recently\, you are welcome to sign up for the class! (There really isn’t a date limitation\, but we always encourage printing an image within a few months.) Upon signing up\, you will receive an email reading “Confirmation for Hunt’s Photo Adventure Printing Series”. In that email will be a few basic instructions\, including what images to consider\, what type of image to submit\, and where to upload the images. (We ask that images are uploaded a few days prior to class date so that we have enough time to review and print them.) We will then go through the images for review in a video recording\, discussing exposure\, cropping/composition\, print sizing\, color\, and paper options that may fit with the image. We’ll send you that review\, and upon your approval\, make the prints. We will then regroup for a full print review on the date listed above. You can attend that session live in our Melrose store location or online!\nThe printed image shows our successes and our faults at a much higher level of detail than the digital image. To become better photographers\, it helps to understand this by creating the printed image as a final product.\nWe hope to see you there for this fun experience!\n*Please note: The cost of this class includes the image review and printing of the image up to 13×19″. Extra prints and/or larger prints can also be produced for an additional charge.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-photo-adventure-printing-series/
CATEGORIES:Editing & Printing Classes,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Don T.,Instructor: Paul N.,Online Courses
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