On Sunday, June 25, 9 am – 3 pm, Art Wolfe be in Washington DC presenting a brand new seminar that is called “Photography as Art.” This is the first time this seminar has ever come to the Washington DC area.
In this full-day seminar, you’ll learn that the beauty, emotion and versatility expressed through photography are matched only by the limits of your imagination. Using art history as a reference point, the seminar highlights common visual elements, from shape and space to texture and light, and shows you how to apply them to enhance your own compositions.
About Art Wolfe
Art Wolfe is an internationally acclaimed photographer whose four decades of award-winning work have taken him to the farthest reaches of every continent on the globe. His photographs have appeared in hundreds of magazines and books and have been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide. He has published nearly 100 books, many of which are award-winners. With this extensive experience and his training as both a painter and educator, Art’s diverse background makes him ideally suited to illuminate subjects difficult to articulate yet central to the creative process: inspiration, passion, vision and imagination.
Here is a link to the seminar posting: http://events.artwolfe.com/event/photography-art-washington-dc/
What you’ll take away
- A booklet that outlines key points from the seminar, a valuable go-to resource long after the program ends
- A new awareness of the working methods and accomplishments of artists and designers.
- Numerous tips on how to spark your imagination and tools to open up your creative thinking
- The impetus to expand and challenge yourself on your journey to become a master of the craft
Who should attend
- Amateur photographers seeking to move to the next level
- Seasoned professionals wanting to maintain creative momentum
- Novices looking to use photography to further creative expression
- Art history, architecture, design and other professional creatives
- Creative individuals wanting to spark their imagination
Sign up Now! or Call 1888-973-0011
Here is a coupon code that you can use which will provide you with a $50 discount on the seminar: dcphotopaa
Ace Photo is proud to host an evening with National Parks Eminent Photographer Frank Lee Ruggles. This special event will be your chance to meet Frank Lee Ruggles. You will also be able to purchase a signed copy Franks new book.
Friday, June 2, 2017 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
REGISTER
Ace Photo
44710 Cape Court
Suite 122
Ashburn, VA 20147
Refreshments will be served.
LOOK3’s mission is to celebrate the vision of extraordinary photographers, ignite conversations about critical issues, and foster the next generation of artists.
Habits are a funny thing. They come easily, and they come for free. They also come in two distinct styles; good and bad.
As multi-talented, multi-hat wearing entrepreneurs, we photographers are unique in that we don’t get a lot of feedback about our business habits. What we think is good, may in fact be bad for us, but how can we tell? And more importantly, how do you reframe, and retool your day-to-day habits so that they expand your business and move you forward.
Bio: Lou Lesko is a writer who started as a photographer in the fashion industry back when Depeche Mode was on the radio every day. He’s received numerous distinctions, including a Lowell Thomas award for his travel journalism photos. His first book on Advertising Photography paved the way for a three year stint as the editor of the National Geographic Assignment Blog. It also helped him develop an idea for Blinkbid, which is excellent bidding software for photographers. Currently he lives in California being Californian. Whatever that means.
Register Online
Date and Time:
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Doors open 6:30 PM
Event 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location:
Glen Echo Park
(North Arcade building)
7300 MacArthur Boulevard
Glen Echo, MD 20812
Directions and Parking:
http://www.glenechopark.org/directions-parking
Registration Fee:
Non Member $20
Member $10
Student $5
With keynotes from Robert Redford and Richard Sherman, more than 150 sessions and labs, and over 5,000 digital marketing leaders together in one place, Summit 2014 was a huge success. Sign up to stay informed as the plans for Summit 2015 come together.
If you couldn’t watch the keynotes live, you can now view them ON DEMAND!
LOOK3 has a great lineup of parties this year!
Join LOOK3 at the National Geographic Magazine Reception on Friday, June 14th at 5:30pm inside The Haven, then cross the street to the LOOK3 Block Party for food trucks, live music, and plenty more.
This year FotoWeekDC presents FotoNOMA: The District Experience, featuring a curated selection of local photography talent. The show will feature select new works from local DC photographers represented by Strata Collective, Instant DC, The Pulitzer Center, International League of Conservation Photographers(ILCP), American Photographic Artists (APADC), Silvercore Photographers, Critical Exposure, Washington School of Photography, Galerie Blue Square, Indie Photobook Library, Empty Stretch and Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW).
FotoNOMA EXHIBIT – November 2 – 10
51 N Street NE, Washington DC 20002
FotoNOMA will be open to the public from Saturday, November 2 through Sunday, November 10 with the following hours:
Weekends : 10am – 6pm; Weekdays: Noon – 6pm
For more information please click HERE
Join FotoWeekDC at the National Geographic Museum on Friday, November 1st from 7:30-11pm for an exciting evening of photography, outdoor exhibits and projections, open bars, lite-bites & Global Dance Hall sponsored by Tropicalia and ESL (featuring DJ Underdog and Okayafrica, and live music by See-I), as the 6th Annual FotoWeekDC Festival is launched.
Purchase Tickets Today!
B&H is an excellent place to purchase digital photography and Video equipment. They have it all!
