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SUMMARY:Beyond the Basics- Next Steps: A Guide to Shooting in the Field- 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.\nThe question always arises: What’s the next class to take? Look no further than this class\, which will cover a range of topics to get you more comfortable to shooting in the field. In this class\, we’ll take the next steps beyond the basics\, while also referring back to what we previously covered. We’ll be covering a little bit of everything\, including…\n?Focusing areas and modes (and a little manual focus!)\n?How to get the most out of your tripod\n?Various lens options and settings\n?Using filters\n?Release modes and timers\n?The essential points to look at after you take your photos\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-a-guide-to-shooting-in-the-field-hunts-photo-melrose-2/
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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SUMMARY:Analog Love: Using Film & Film Cameras- Hunt's Photo Boston
DESCRIPTION:For generations\, analog film (35mm\, 120\, 4×5 and more) ruled the photographic world. But since the turn of the century and the advent of the digital SLR (DSLR)\, the photographic world has taken a sharp turn away from film and towards digital technology. However\, despite the loss of many major company film stocks\, many interesting\, new film stocks have entered the market and film has remained a unique\, niche product with a distinctive look.\nDuring this session\, we will discuss the essential aspects of 35mm film\, including how to properly load film into the camera\, how to properly expose images in your camera\, and other aspects to consider when shooting. Primarily\, we will focus on black & white\, but will also discuss color and slide films.\nPlease note: There are a lot of film cameras that have existed on the market\, and while we know about how to use most of them\, we don’t claim to know about all of them! If you know your film camera model\, please write it in on the registration screen.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/analog-love-using-film-film-cameras-hunts-photo-boston/
CATEGORIES:Analog Film and Alt-Process,Beginner Photography Classes,Editing & Printing Classes,Hunt's Photo, Boston,In-Person Classes,In-Person Editing & Printing Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230304T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230304T140000
DTSTAMP:20231201T203018Z
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SUMMARY:Special Guest Series- Tintype Demonstration and Portraits with Evoke Tintype
DESCRIPTION:Join Hunt’s Photo Education and Evoke Tintype for a unique demonstration on tintype photography!\nTintypes are photographs that are created with large format (film) cameras using metal plates coated with light sensitive emulsion. After the plate is coated and sensitized\, it is put into the large format camera and the photograph is taken\, then immediately brought back into the darkroom for development. In all\, the whole process takes about 10-15 minutes per photograph\, and while time consuming\, it produces a stellar\, one-of-a-kind photograph that will last a lifetime! This process originated in the 1850s and went out of style by the early 1900s\, but has made a resurgence in recent years with its unique\, piercing look and magnificent level of detail.\nIn this session\, Evoke Tintype?Maureen Feeley and Dave Caramello? will demonstrate the entire tintype process\, including coating and sensitizing the metal plates\, the basic gear setup\, taking the photograph\, developing the plate\, and will discuss varnishing the end result. Each attendee will have the ability to ask questions and will have one custom portrait (5×7 in size) taken of themselves that they will be able to keep after the workshop is completed. (Please note: The plates will need to be further washed\, dried\, and then varnished after the workshop. This process won’t take excessively long\, but the plates won’t be ready on the day of the workshop and will need to be picked up at the store a few days later.)\nAttendees will also be given the opportunity to coat their own metal plate for their print. Due to the equipment required\, please note that the portraits will all be taken by Evoke Tintype. However\, attendees will have the ability to see the full process and any questions on the process or gear can be answered.\nTake a step into the past with this beautiful form of photographic expression!\nIMPORTANT NOTE: If you don’t want to have a Tintype portrait taken of you\, but would prefer a still life\, we can certainly do that. Simply let us know after registering by emailing us at classes@huntsphoto.com.\nAbout Evoke Tintype:  It?s been said that making art is about making connections. As the pandemic wore on\, we saw photography as a way to connect with people. It also brought about our desire to search for a new purpose and path. And while tintype photography is stepping back to an old way of doing things\, it seemed this unique art form was the perfect vehicle to take us forward on our new journey.\nPictures themselves are ubiquitous today; everybody?s phone has a zillion of them. But some\, such as tintypes\, had the emotional currency to lift spirits and warm hearts. Little did we know we?d soon discover a long-dormant photo process that evoked surprising emotion in and of itself. The first time seeing a tin-type image was breathtaking. So much so that we never picked up our digital cameras again. The opportunity to make your image is a privilege and it means something special to us. Our goal is to create a timeless heirloom that means something special to you.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/special-guest-series-tintype-demonstration-and-portraits-with-evoke-tintype/
CATEGORIES:Analog Film and Alt-Process,Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo Workshops,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230308T180000
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Basics- Next Steps: A Guide to Shooting in the Field (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.\nThe question always arises: What’s the next class to take? Look no further than this class\, which will cover a range of topics to get you more comfortable to shooting in the field. In this class\, we’ll take the next steps beyond the basics\, while also referring back to what we previously covered. We’ll be covering a little bit of everything\, including…\n?Focusing areas and modes (and a little manual focus!)\n?How to get the most out of your tripod\n?Various lens options and settings\n?Using filters\n?Release modes and timers\n?The essential points to look at after you take your photos\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-a-guide-to-shooting-in-the-field-part-2-hunts-photo-melrose-2/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo, Melrose,Instructor: Paul N.,Instructor: Rebecca L.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230311T090000
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Portrait Workshop: Posing for Portraits- Hunt's Photo\, Melrose
DESCRIPTION:Join Hunt’s Photo Education for another entry in our series of portrait workshops where we will be emphasizing subject posing in portraits! We will discuss basic posing techniques and how to position your subject’s hands and body\, and how to use angles\, perspective\, and depth of field to create a successful portrait. We will also discuss subject expression and how it relates to lighting!\nWe will begin with an introductory presentation that discusses posing and directing\, as well as lighting and basic settings. We will then photograph models for the afternoon. This will be a very fun and informative class!  Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend.\nThis workshop will emphasize creating portraits using studio light and/or strobes. We can discuss ANY kind of lighting\, with our primary source being strobes or LED. If you have a request to use a specific type of light\, please let us know!\nLayout of the day:\n9am- Introductions\, brief presentation/discussion on posing\, camera settings and more\n10am- Begin creating setups\n11-2pm- Photographing with models. We will have about 3 hours in two setups.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-portrait-workshop-posing-for-portraits-hunts-photo-melrose/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo Workshops,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Instructor: Rebecca L.,Lighting & Flash Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230312T100000
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Printed Vision Workshop: Creating Cyanotypes- Hunt's Photo\, Providence
DESCRIPTION:Intro: Thursday\, March 9th\, 7-8pm ? Online! \nWorkshop: Sunday March 12th\, 10am-2pm ? Hunt’s Photo\, Providence \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-hunts-photo-providence/
CATEGORIES:Analog Film and Alt-Process,Editing & Printing Classes,Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230324T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230325T190000
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SUMMARY:All Access: A Music Photography Intensive with Jeremy Saffer
DESCRIPTION:This is an ALL AGES event open to any photographers (pro\, amateur\, hobby\, etc)\nOVERVIEW\nGo behind the lens\, lights\, and mind of twenty-year rock and celebrity portrait photographer Jeremy Saffer and get a glimpse into the world of music\, celebrity\, and entertainment photography. Through sharing both his creative process to his business practice\, Jeremy will guide you through all aspects of what it takes to be successful as a music photographer today.\nStudents will get the unique opportunity to not only learn everything Jeremy has to teach about being a photographer in the music industry\, but also a chance to apply everything they?ve learned.\nOn day two\, the focus will be on shooting.  After having the chance to observe Jeremy?s approach to working with a band\, it will be your turn to create images. Jeremy will provide each student an editorial and commercial assignment. The workshop will conclude with Jeremy giving each student a critique of the work they have produced.\nTOPICS COVERED\nLighting\nPosing\nThe Business of Music Photography\nHow to make a living as a music photographer\nShooting for a magazine vs. promotional vs. an endorsement vs. album art.\nSelling your work as a product\nMarketing and branding\nHow to turn any room into a photo studio \nSCHEDULE\nDay One ? Fri Mar 24th\, 2023 ? 10:00 a.m ? 7:00 p.m.\n10:00 a.m. ? The A to Z of music photography ? presentation\n12:30 p.m. ? Break / Lunch\n1:00 p.m. ? The business of music photography.\n3:00 p.m. ? Finding your approach to lighting and posing\n4:00 p.m. ? Lighting Demo/Equipment Demo\n7:00 p.m. ? Q&A/Wrap up\n8:00 p.m. ? Wrap/Optional Dinner with Jeremy\nDay Two ? Sat Mar 25th\, 2023? 10:00 a.m. ? 7:00 p.m.\n10:00 a.m. ? Q&A with the band(s)\n11:00 a.m. ? Jeremy?s live demo shoot with the band.\n12:30 p.m. ? Break / Lunch\n1:00 p.m. ? Student photo sessions with special guests and bands/artists\n5:00 p.m. ? Student Editing time\n6:00 p.m. ? Image review/feedback\n7:00 p.m. ? Final Q&A/Wrap\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\nAnyone with an interest in portrait photography and lighting will gain much from this program as will anyone interested in the business side of photography.  Music photographers looking to get into music portraiture. Any photographers who want the chance to photograph a band using professional lighting in a studio setting.\nWHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW (Prerequisites)\nHaving a basic understanding of photography\, camera settings\, and being familiar with your camera is important.  Students must be able to operate their camera?s menu navigation and button system on their own.  Knowledge of photography basics & understanding of the exposure triangle required. Students do not need any prior lighting experience\nAbout Jeremy Saffer:
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/all-access-a-music-photography-intensive-with-jeremy-saffer/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo Workshops,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Lighting & Flash Classes,Saffer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230326T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230326T190000
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SUMMARY:Totally Tubular: An LED Tube Lighting Photography Workshop with Jeremy Saffer
DESCRIPTION:Note: At this time\, Totally Tubular is sold out! We still have one spot available for All Access (held on Friday and Saturday).\nGo behind the lens\, tubes\, and mind of twenty-year rock and celebrity portrait photographer Jeremy Saffer and get a glimpse into the world of music\, celebrity\, and entertainment photography using tube LED lighting.\nStudents will get the unique opportunity to not only learn everything Jeremy has to teach about using LED tube lighting\, but will also have a chance to apply everything they?ve learned during hands-on demos and photo shoots.\nAfter having the chance to observe Jeremy?s approach to using tubes while working with a band\, it will be your turn to create images. The workshop will conclude with Jeremy reviewing and giving feedback to each student of the work they have produced.\nTOPICS COVERED\nIntro to LED and tube lighting\nColor blending using tubes\nColor temperature theory\nWhy\, When\, and How to implement tubes for lighting\nImage breakdown of tube photos\nTube set up\, options\, settings\, and capabilities\nTube effects/pixel Effects\nStudio and environmental optimization for LED tubes\nLighting build with 1 tube\, up to 16 tubes\nand more\nSCHEDULE\nEach day has the same schedule.\n10:00 a.m ? 7:00 p.m.\n10:00 a.m. ? Intro to LED Tube Lighting\n10:30 a.m. ? LED color and temperature theory.\n11:00 a.m. ? Tube light instructional demo/camera prep\n11:30 a.m. ? Studio set up demo\n12:00 p.m. ? Break / Lunch\n12:30 p.m. ? Pre-shoot QnA with guest/band.\n1:00 p.m. ? Live Shoot: Jeremy photographs guest bands\n2:30 p.m. ? Live Shoot: Students photograph guest bands\n5:30 p.m. ? Wrap up/final band QnA/feedback\n6:00 p.m. ? Image review\n7:00 p.m. ? Wrap/QnA\n8:00 p.m. ? Optional Dinner with Jeremy\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\nAnyone with an interest in portrait photography and lighting will gain much from this program.  Music photographers looking to get into music portraiture. Any photographers who want the chance to photograph a band using professional lighting in a studio setting.\nWHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW\nHaving a basic understanding of photography\, camera settings\, and being familiar with your camera is important but students do not need any prior lighting experience.\nABOUT OUR WEEKEND WORKSHOPS WITH JEREMY SAFFER\nTotally Tubular is the third day of our weekend workshops with Jeremy Saffer. Friday March 24th & Saturday March 25th are part of the 2-day All Access Intensive Workshop! If you would like to sign up for all three days at a discounted rate\, make sure to choose the Three Day Option!\nAbout Jeremy Saffer: Since 2004\, photographer Jeremy Saffer has been making figures from the world of music\, movies\, and pop culture look iconic. Rightfully regarded as one of the most stylish and likable visual artists in contemporary media\, he has crafted a recognizable\, unique and fantastical range of styles that continue to dazzle in fresh and creative ways.\nUtilizing his natural gift for alternative flair\, it is Jeremy’s calling card to develop images and looks for clients that truly make the subject matter shine with star appeal and majestic imagery. For these reasons plus his likable\, knowledgable personality\, his portfolio extends to the covers and inside the pages of international publications such as Kerrang\, Revolver\, Metal Hammer\, Alternative Press\, Guitar World\, Outburn\, and countless other publications.\nFor a look at the caliber of entertainer who trusts Jeremy with their iconic imagery\, you can look to the likes of hard rock and metal legends from Alice Cooper\, Metallica\, Slayer\, Korn and Megadeth to contemporary heavyweights Slipknot\, Avenged Sevenfold\, Ghost\, Bring Me The Horizon and more\, movie and TV legends from A Nightmare On Elm Street\, The Walking Dead\, Hellraiser\, A Clockwork Orange’s Malcolm McDowell and many\, many more.\nSaffer has been enlisted by both publications and the talent themselves\, providing eye-popping album covers for the likes of Killswitch Engage and A Day To Remember\, producing multiple A-list print series projects and gaining millions of YouTube views from music videos he has directed with In This Moment\, Buckcherry\, members of Rob Zombie and New Years Day and more.\nOn top of this elite tier talent list\, for the past 10+ years\, Jeremy has held seminars and workshops all across the United States encouraging droves of budding photographers and helping tomorrow’s visual artists develop a style of their own.\nAs you would expect for someone with such a dynamic and interesting style\, Saffer extends to fine art photography with a litany of impactful and cinematic shots and scenes in his archive. His international back catalogue also includes hundreds of models and settings being used across a multitude of books\, galleries\, displays and art prints that have been sold all over the world.\nThe wealth of vision from his storied and unique career can be found in Jeremy’s latest project\, The Daughters Of Darkness. A fearless and provocative hybrid of his iconic music photography and penchant for fine art\, the project explores beauty within the macabre and features tributes to his love of black metal\, doom and fantastical imagery. Daring to take his art into the furthest reaches of his imagination\, this is sure to be a milestone in a career that continues to impress and expand into bold and brave new horizons.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/totally-tubular-an-led-tube-lighting-photography-workshop-with-jeremy-saffer/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo Workshops,Hunt's Photo, Melrose,In-Person Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Lighting & Flash Classes,Saffer
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SUMMARY:Analog Love: Developing Black & White Film- Hunt's Photo Boston
DESCRIPTION:Join Hunt’s Photo Education as we discuss all the key elements of loading and developing film\, and get you to develop a roll on your own! In this workshop\, we will show you how to load film into a developing tank\, discuss the elements of the chemistry involved\, and other various aspects. Because of the many variables\, we will only be using one specific type of developer\, but we will discuss the possibilities of other developers available and their advantages.\nWe will provide tanks\, reels\, chemistry\, and basically anything that you need to develop your film. All you will need to have is a roll of film to develop. Important: Make sure the roll of film is black & white and not C-41.\nPlease note: Since your film will be wet at the end of the session\, you will leave it to dry and pick it up at a later time.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/analog-love-developing-black-white-film-hunts-photo-boston-2/
CATEGORIES:Analog Film and Alt-Process,Beginner Photography Classes,Editing & Printing Classes,Hunt's Photo, Boston,In-Person Classes,In-Person Editing & Printing Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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