SBC: Colorful Pet Photography
Workshop - Photography | Available
Saturday Bootcamp is a series of one day advanced workshops focused on elevating your photography practice.
This bootcamp focuses on creating colorful and dynamic Pet Photos that bold, editorial, and unique. Blending trends of fashion editorials with knowledge of gels, gradients, and isolated post production we will learn how to craft a series of images that are unique and non traditional. Learn tips and techniques to photograph pets in a location they are not familiar with. Learn the pros and cons of using Flash vs. Continuous lights with certain animals and the importance of props (seen and unseen) in creating your images. Images are created in camera and without the benefit (or curse) of A.I. though A.I. will be illustrated to enhance and expand the backdrop after the shoot. Students should have a firm understanding of their cameras and at least a basic understanding of flash, flash output, and stops of light. Half of the class will be dedicated to photographing a range of furballs and winged pets of different shapes and sizes and temperaments. Photographs will be created indoors at the studio. This workshop is indented for students 16+ to Adult.
C. Stephen Hurst
C. Stephen Hurst recently moved to Winston-Salem from New York City where he spent many years as a professional photographer and instructor at the International School of Photography. Hurst is a self-taught photographer who emphasizes connection, anticipation, and communication through his process; some of Hurst’s photography clients have included the Disney Family Foundation, Nike, and Columbia Business School. Hurst holds a B.F.A. in Cinema Studies from New York University Tisch School of the Arts. Learn more about his work at amancalledhurst.com.