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This year Les is offering three DFB'07 workshops that present a concise and systematic approach to the complex and often
confusing array of options, tools and processes involved in capturing, processing, editing and printing digital images.
Digital Capture: Saturday 16 June
The Digital Negative: Sunday 17 June
Beyond Basic Photoshop: Saturday 30 June
These one day workshops are designed for anyone already working with DSLR cameras and Adobe Photoshop who feel they lack
a sufficient grasp of the underlying principles and practices, and/or who want to integrate these processes into a comprehensive
and efficient workflow.
Each workshop is divided into four sessions separated by generous breaks to facilitate individual consultations and revision.
The sessions are organised around a series of 'beyond the basics' demonstrations, analytical investigations and practical
applications in a focused but entertaining manner. They present essential information and solutions to practical imaging problems.
I also actively facilitate discussion and critical analysis of the material being covered. My overall aim is to assist the
individual not only to understand, but also to be able to work with the knowledge according to his or her own needs and aspirations.
Detailed class notes are provided and participants are encouraged to share and discuss their own digital imaging experiences.
This is a one day workshop
'Digital Capture Workshop'
Date: Sat 16th June
Venue: Daylesford Neighbourhood House
Times: Sat 10 am to 5pm
topics covered include:
Understanding Digital Cameras
Working with Digital Cameras
Understanding Lighting & Composition.
Level of skill required: Intermediate
Class Size: Maximum 20 Cancel workshop if 5 or less
Cost: $175.00 [subscribers sponsors & concession $150.00]
Lunch, morning and afternoon teas provided
This is a one day workshop
The Digital Negative Workshop
Date: Sun 17th June
Venue: Daylesford Neighbourhood House
Times: Sunday 10 am to 5pm
Designed for anyone already working with DSLR cameras and Adobe Photoshop who feel they lack a sufficient grasp of the
underlying principles and practices they are working with, and/or who want to integrate these processes into a comprehensive
and efficient workflow.
The workshop is divided into four sessions:
Working with Digital Negatives
Creating Digital Negatives
Editing Digital Negatives
Printing Digital Negatives
Level of skill required: Intermediate
Class Size: Maximum 20 Cancel workshop if 5 or less
Cost: $175.00 [subscribers sponsors & concession $150.00]
Lunch, morning and afternoon teas provided
This is a one day workshop
'Beyond Basic Photoshop'
Date: Sat 30th June
Venue: Daylesford Neighbourhood House
Times: Sat 10 am to 5pm
Topics covered:
Managing Photoshop
Understanding Photoshop
Compositing Photoshop
Working with Photoshop
Level of skill required: intermediate
Class Size: Maximum 20 Cancel workshop if 5 or less
Cost: $175.00 [subscribers sponsors & concession $150.00]
Lunch, morning and afternoon teas provided
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Les WALKLING, born Melbourne 1953
Les walkling is an artist, educator and consultant. Before turning to fine art photography in 1975 he studied science
and philosophy at Monash University. Largely self taught as a photographer, he is the recipient of Australia Council for the
Arts grants and has exhibited widely including the retrospective one-person show 'So to Live as to Dream' at the National
Gallery of Victoria in 1990. His work is represented in many public collections including The Center for Creative Photography,
Arizona, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra and The National Gallery of
Victoria.
He is a senior lecturer at RMIT University where he teaches in the fine art photography area of the School of Art, and
the commercial photography program in the School of Creative Media. He also conducts regular weekend workshops through the
Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne, contributes to journals such as Artlink and Photofile, and works as a digital
imaging and colour management consultant. He is also a regular presenter at the Australian Institute of Professional Photography
and other national and state digital imaging industry conferences, seminars, festivals and workshops.
www.leswalkling.com
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