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PRINTING
A.
Cemal Ekin, PhD (RI) Outputting from Photoshop and Lightroom
Sooner or later every
photographer needs to create printed output of her or his work. Whether on an
inkjet printer, printed at a photo lab, or even photo books and magazines, this
process needs to be very carefully controlled if consistent quality is desired;
and who would not want that? This presentation will focus on the general workflow
to directly output to a printer, prepare images for lab printing, or creating
magazine format publications. Given the time limitations, the emphasis will be
on the disciplined workflow that the participants need to put to use in their
own time, on their own equipment. Actual output examples will be provided and
the process used to create them will be explained. (B, I)
PHOTO TRAVEL
John
Fuller, FPSA, HonNEC, AFIAP (MA) In Search of Emperors
The Emperor Penguin is
perhaps the most remote and difficult bird to reach in the world. Join John
Fuller the Kapitan Khlebnikov, the famed Russian icebreaker, sails from the
Falkland Islands to South Georgia Island and on to the rarely visited South
Sandwich Islands. From there we cross the mostly frozen Weddell Sea to reach
the Antarctic coast frozen in “fast ice” to visit colonies of Emperor Penguins.
Although the Emperors are the focus, many other penguin species are encountered
on this Antarctic adventure including King, Adelie, Gentoo and Chinstrap.
John’s photography will bring them all to you in this “once in a lifetime”
trip.
PORTRAITURE
Rick
Friedman (MA) Location Lighting with Rick Friedman
As
photographers, we are challenged to create a beautiful and compelling image
every day for a client or ourselves. In his lecture, Rick discusses his
portable location lighting techniques that enable him to capture his award
winning imagery.
The
lecture explores ways to create interesting lighting
on location and in the studio. Rick will
share his stories of photographing and lighting some of his past subjects
including Anthony Hopkins, and President Obama.
As a magazine photojournalist, his lighting is elaborate, yet
practical. The lecture includes live
demonstration how Rick would use Dynalites on locations and in studio, which
has been his “go-to studio strobe” throughout his career. (Sponsored by
Dynalite) (B, I)
Christina
Richardson (RI) The Art of Photographing Children from 7 Days to 7 Years
With the help of her seven
year old daughter and many other fast moving targets, Christina Beth has
learned how to capture both candid and posed images of children. Eight years
ago she started gaining experience photographing young children for friends,
leading to a career as a professional photographer specializing in maternity,
newborn, and child portraiture. She has also learned that different age groups
require different social interaction and photography techniques.
Christina will share tips and techniques on lighting, camera settings,
composition, prop selection, and gaining cooperation of children between the
ages of seven days and seven years old. (B, I)
PHOTO TRAVEL
John
Fuller, FPSA, HonNEC, AFIAP (MA) In Search of Emperors
The Emperor Penguin is
perhaps the most remote and difficult bird to reach in the world. Join John
Fuller the Kapitan Khlebnikov, the famed Russian icebreaker, sails from the
Falkland Islands to South Georgia Island and on to the rarely visited South
Sandwich Islands. From there we cross the mostly frozen Weddell Sea to reach
the Antarctic coast frozen in “fast ice” to visit colonies of Emperor Penguins.
Although the Emperors are the focus, many other penguin species are encountered
on this Antarctic adventure including King, Adelie, Gentoo and Chinstrap.
John’s photography will bring them all to you in this “once in a lifetime”
trip.
The New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) is a non-profit umbrella group for camera clubs in the New England states (Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont). The Council was established in 1937 and incorporated in 1963. The Council sponsors a variety of events and services for the photographers of New England including an annual three-day photography conference each July at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, MA, which is one of the largest in the United States. Over 1000 photographers from the U.S. and other countries attend our conference. Attendees range from beginner to professional photographer. Find out more and Register Here.
