The Art of Composition with Art Wolfe

Class Code: UUU141
Class Code: UUU141
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The Art of Composition with Art Wolfe
The Art of Composition with Art Wolfe 0
$195.00
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Everyone
No available dates

For those who associate Art Wolfe solely with nature photography, be prepared for a startling revelation. Drawing from 36 years of international travel, Art will delve into a vast range of subjects; from discovering the subject to elements of design and even new works such as time lapses. Imagery of nature, wildlife, and the world's varied landscapes will round out the curriculum to provide the most comprehensive and imaginative class available.

Utilizing his formal training as a teacher, Art dissects visual images, exploring what makes a compelling and emotionally engaging photograph. Attendees will come away with inspiration and tangible ideas for moving their photography forward. This program will fill fast so don’t delay. We look forward to seeing you there.

This intensive session will run from 10am to 3pm on June 16th. The first portion of the session will be from 10am-12pm, there will be a one hour lunch break (lunch will not be provided) and the session will continue from 1pm-3pm. The following material will be covered:

FIRST LECTURE:
Finding Inspiration

SECOND LECTURE:
De-constructing the Image
Point of View

THIRD LECTURE:
Ten Deadly Sins of Composition

12:00-1:00 Break (*please bring a Lunch or Snack for Break)

FOURTH LECTURE:
My Favorite Lenses
Use of Shutter Speeds

FIFTH LECTURE:
Elements of Design
Color
Light

SIXTH LECTURE:
Landscape
Wildlife
Humanity

Q&A

**Please print your receipt, it will be your ticket**

Art Wolfe’s 35-year career has taken him to the farthest reaches of every continent and into the equally rarefied territories of book publishing and television production. His photographs have appeared in hundreds of magazines and books around the world.

"Mr. Wolfe’s seminar was very different from others that I have attended. Rather than spending time on the nuts and bolts of photography, Art focused on the artistry of the craft. Trained as a painter, and an educator, Mr. Wolfe tackled subjects that are very hard to teach, namely, inspiration, passion, vision, and ultimately, composition. The first lecture of the day was more art theory class than photography lecture. It made you really THINK about the images presented. What Mr. Wolfe spent the day doing, was giving his students a new set of tools to help SEE a photograph.

Mr. Wolfe is an engaging speaker, and with his background in television with “Travels to the Edge”, knows how to hold an audience and work with it. It made for a well paced day. Art drew on almost four decades of images, shot in literally every corner of the globe. The breadth of geography and subject matter was truly impressive. Although Mr. Wolfe made his name in wildlife and nature photography, his cultural photography, still lifes, and abstract compositions show his true breadth as an artist. Drawing on the sheer scale of this body of work allowed the seminar participant to see a concept illustrated across a number of photographic disciplines, allowing one to see how lessons were relevant to their own photography.

If you live near one of the cities where Art will be speaking next, I highly recommend taking the time to attend this seminar. Photographers of all skill levels can learn something from a true master of the craft." - Trever Peterson

$195.00
-
Everyone
No available dates
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Utilizing his formal training as a teacher, Art dissects visual images, exploring what makes a compelling and emotionally engaging photograph. Attendees will come away with inspiration and tangible ideas for moving their photography forward. This program will fill fast so don’t delay. We look forward to seeing you there.

This intensive session will run from 10am to 3pm on June 16th. The first portion of the session will be from 10am-12pm, there will be a one hour lunch break (lunch will not be provided) and the session will continue from 1pm-3pm. The following material will be covered:

FIRST LECTURE:
Finding Inspiration

SECOND LECTURE:
De-constructing the Image
Point of View

THIRD LECTURE:
Ten Deadly Sins of Composition

12:00-1:00 Break (*please bring a Lunch or Snack for Break)

FOURTH LECTURE:
My Favorite Lenses
Use of Shutter Speeds

FIFTH LECTURE:
Elements of Design
Color
Light

SIXTH LECTURE:
Landscape
Wildlife
Humanity

Q&A

**Please print your receipt, it will be your ticket**

Art Wolfe’s 35-year career has taken him to the farthest reaches of every continent and into the equally rarefied territories of book publishing and television production. His photographs have appeared in hundreds of magazines and books around the world.

"Mr. Wolfe’s seminar was very different from others that I have attended. Rather than spending time on the nuts and bolts of photography, Art focused on the artistry of the craft. Trained as a painter, and an educator, Mr. Wolfe tackled subjects that are very hard to teach, namely, inspiration, passion, vision, and ultimately, composition. The first lecture of the day was more art theory class than photography lecture. It made you really THINK about the images presented. What Mr. Wolfe spent the day doing, was giving his students a new set of tools to help SEE a photograph.

Mr. Wolfe is an engaging speaker, and with his background in television with “Travels to the Edge”, knows how to hold an audience and work with it. It made for a well paced day. Art drew on almost four decades of images, shot in literally every corner of the globe. The breadth of geography and subject matter was truly impressive. Although Mr. Wolfe made his name in wildlife and nature photography, his cultural photography, still lifes, and abstract compositions show his true breadth as an artist. Drawing on the sheer scale of this body of work allowed the seminar participant to see a concept illustrated across a number of photographic disciplines, allowing one to see how lessons were relevant to their own photography.

If you live near one of the cities where Art will be speaking next, I highly recommend taking the time to attend this seminar. Photographers of all skill levels can learn something from a true master of the craft." - Trever Peterson