with Tim Baskerville and special Guest Lecturers
Dates: Friday March 26, Saturday March
27, Sunday March 28, 2010
Times: 7pm until late, each night
Tuition: $495- due by March 10, 2010
Instructors: Tim Baskerville and special
guest lecturers (see Gallery for examples
of their work)
Location: Fort Mason Center, The Presidio
of San Francisco, Marin Headlands
Curriculum
This comprehensive 3-night course is held at locations in Fort
Mason Center, the historic Presidio of San Francisco, and in the Marin
Headlands - all in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The first meeting is held on Friday March 26 at Fort
Mason and includes an overview of recently published "night
work," as well as classic reference texts, and hard to find out-of-print
monographs. This session also features a slide show outlining the long
history of Night Photography, focusing on famous practioners, as well
as equally important, though lesser-known, pioneers of this exciting genre
of photography, and a discussion of "Why you photograph at night?"
In addition to these areas of general interest, there is a lengthy discussion
of technical considerations, and students are encouraged to bring previous
work done nocturnally for evaluation. Tim will also discuss in depth some
images of his on display - to aid participants in their immediate 'foray'
into the dark, with emphasis on the "mixed" lighting situations
that one finds while working at night, as well as tips to "mixing"
your own varied light sources, and the in-camera "dodging" technique
of controlling the overall contrast of a night scene on film, or with
digital cameras.
Finally, several hours (or as late as
participants want to stay out photographing) will be spent shooting
the architecture, rolling hills, and waterfront areas around Fort Mason.
Saturday night will be spent photographing in San Francisco's newest
National Park, the historic Presidio of San Francisco.
The third night we photograph on location in the Marin
Headlands, mostly under the illumination of the Full Moon.
Emphasis will be on evaluating existing lighting situations and exposing
accordingly. Supplemental lighting possibilities will be discussed and
demonstrated. Transparency, b/w, color negative films, as well as digital,
will be discussed and compared. This is an intensive workshop limited
to 10 participants who will be closely supervised on location.
Students will provide their own equipment and are expected to be familiar
with basic photographic techniques. An equipment and film list will be
provided upon receipt of deposit. Accommodation assistance and tourist
information is available. Please print all pages of this form, fill them out and mail or fax
to:
Full Moon Night Photography Workshops
The Nocturnes
PO Box 29074
Presidio of
San Francisco, CA 94129
Phone: (707) 645-9860
FAX (707) 644-4073
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