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- Instructor: Brandon Jones
- Wednesdays, June 1 – August 10
- In Photographic Vision Digital I students are introduced to photography as a unique way to engage the world around them. This 10-week introductory course focuses on the fundamentals of photography including camera operation and printing, while encouraging students to look at their surroundings with a more keen and reflective eye. By paying close attention to elements like light, composition, and perspective, students will be pushed to find new ways of seeing.
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- Instructor: Brandon Jones
- Sundays, June 26 & July 31
- Adobe Photoshop can feel overwhelming when editing and organizing large sets of images, whereas Lightroom can be limiting when making advanced adjustments. The key to an efficient and powerful workflow is to use these programs in tandem and to know which tool is right for the job. This five-week course demonstrates how Lightroom and Photoshop can be integrated into a comprehensive, effective digital practice. Participants will learn how to quickly and easily import, categorize, and sort large collections of images, make general adjustments, and move on to more advanced fine-tuning techniques.
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- Instructor: Scott McMahon
- Saturday & Sunday, July 23 & 24
- In this weekend workshop, participants will use gum arabic, watercolor pigments, and light sensitive chromium salts to print layered color images, building texture and tone in a method that approximates printmaking. This process can result in a beautiful, painterly quality with great expressive possibilities. Participants will experiment with a broad color palette and are invited to print from any form of light-resist including large negatives and even drawings. Digital photographers may also participate by printing digital negatives.
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Other Classes and Workshops
- Digital SLR Tutorial – Basics
- (3-hour tutorial: Sat, Jun 11)
- - If you are new to shooting with a Digital SLR or find yourself staying within the confines of Auto and Program Modes, this is the class for you.
- Photographic Composition
- (5-week class: Mon, Jul 11 – Aug 8)
- - This 5-week class is designed for anyone who struggles to understand the basics of designing their frame in order to achieve the strongest possible expression.
- Digital Photography Ð Summer Intensive
- (5-day class: Mon – Fri, Jul 11 – Jul 15)
- - In this course, we will use modern photographic technologies to create images in the classic black and white style.
- Learning Your Digital SLR I
- (1-day class: Sat, Jul 16)
- - This class will show you how to take creative advantage of the most modern and sophisticated cameras.
- Photoshop for Photographers I
- (5-week class: Wed, Jul 21 – Aug 18)
- - From lassos to healing brushes, and histograms to crop tools, this 5-week class introduces the student to the image-editing power (and fun) of Photoshop.
- Gum Bichromate
- (Weekend workshop: Sat & Sun, Jul 23 & 24)
- - This two-day workshop will focus on the expressive qualities of gum bichromate printing process.
- The Personal Project
- (Weekend workshop: Sat & Sun, Jul 23 & 24)
- - This workshop is for students at all stages of a photographic project Ð whether germinating a new idea or editing a body of work.
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Upcoming Events at Basho
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- Artist Talk: Keliy Anderson-Staley
- Friday, June 24, 7 pm
- Admission: $10 – General Public
- $5 – Students and Friends of Project Basho
- We are pleased to host Keliy Anderson-Staley for a presentation on her work. Keliy is a photographer, installation artist, and collodionist whose work considers issues of shared and personal identity, history, and belonging.
- Her current project Imagined Family Heirlooms, presents an assembly of found letters, pictures, and other mementos alongside original photographs, photograms, and collages. The installations draw attention to the rootless nature of many American identities as well as a sense of shared identity connecting strangers separated by time and space.
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