Portrait Photography Seminar
Learn how to photograph fine art portraits in a studio setting!
What Will I learn?
Setting up lighting and background.
Posing the subject.
Camera settings.
Post-production.
Tuesday May 20th, 2014
6:30 - 9:30pm
$85hst
To confirm your attendance please fill out the form at the following link: https://adobeformscentral.com/?fIcBwP9jiocrgY5f9SOX9Yw
Or email infocus @monikergallery.ca
Required equipment: camera any kind and computer.
Seminar taught by experienced fine art and commercial photographer Bradley Lipton
Bradley Lipton was born in Toronto, Canada in 1966. Being passionate about travel and photography he has trekked through Israel, Europe and America photographing the architectural history presiding in the various cities.
In 1991 Bradley graduated from Ryerson University in Architectural Science and continued to capture wondrous structures both home and abroad.
The photographers art changed over the years as the physical distance between the lens of his camera and the subject began to grow closer. Images of shapes of buildings against the sky evolved to facades of geometric detail. The element of texture began to excite the artist as he began to photograph metal in its various stages of decay. At the same time, the purpose of his photography also changed, from outward examination of his world to inward contemplation, and finally to self-actualization.
I have always marveled at man-made structures, I see a humanistic quality in them. I can imagine the stories they could tell if they could breathe. I want to capture the evolving material as if they were organic. I am relating aging tales, I call my series of photographs Architectural Portraiture.
