graphic knowledge base this September and October at Adorama’s critically acclaimed Workshops@Adorama series. The Workshops take place in The Adorama Building, located in the heart of New York City’s Photo District. We are offering nine new Workshops September and October, and are delighted to announce the return of our most popular courses!Many of these Workshops fill up fast, so even though September seems far away, right now is the best time to register and guarantee yourself a spot!What’s new in September and October: Sept. 1: New York On Parade: West Indian Day Carnival Parade, with Allen Rokach. Join Allen and photograph one of the most lively and colorful parades to march in New York City, followed by a critique/review session on September 4.Sept. 7: The Art of Still Life, with Karen Schuld. Explore design, textures, lighting and composition in still-life photography in this daylong hands-on Workshop. Sept. 14: Master Session: Newly Updated Understanding Exposure and Composition – The Mystery Revealed with Bryan Peterson. Bryan, one our most popular instructors, shows you how to master composition and exposure in this full-day Workshop. Enjoy learning from his extensive experience as a successful commercial and stock photographer.Sept. 23: Canon EOS Discovery Day – Rebel series with Rich Berk, Canon Camera Product Educator. The price is only $25—and you get a coupon worth $25 when you show up with your registration receipt. Get the inside tour of Canon’s two new Rebel DSLR cameras.Sept. 28/Oct. 12: Travel Photography: Beyond Being There with Arlene Collins. Take your travel photography to a new level, closer to photojournalism, as you learn to get close to your subjects and work on an assignment during the interim weeks that is reviewed/critiqued at the second session.Oct. 5: Wedding Photography: An Editorial Approach with Pauline St. Denis. An intensive daylong Workshop where you will learn techniques for candid storytelling wedding photography that many clients love.Oct. 5: Environmental Portraits with Allen Rokach. First you’ll learn theory, then hop a train to a location in Manhattan where you’ll be doing on-location environmental portraits, learning to make the background and foreground evoke aspects of the subject.Oct. 12: Digital Infrared Photography with Jean Miele. Infrared photography has never been more accessible to photographers, thanks to “modified” IR cameras and IR specialty cameras. Learn how to capture that IR “Glow”.Our most popular Workshops return!In addition to these new Workshops, we’re happy to announce the return of: Adobe Photoshop for Beginners, Introducing Capture NX 2: Powerful Tools for Quick & Easy Photo Editing (co-sponsored by Adorama and Nikon), R&R—Resilience & Rejuvenation—for the Digital Photographer with Seth Resnick (co-sponsored by Adorama and Canon), Digital Food Photography: Creating Delectable Images, The Business of Photography: A Panel Discussion with Top Industry Reps, ABC’s of Digital Photography, Overcoming Fear of Flash: Lighting Boot Camp, Adobe Photoshop: Layers and Layer Masks Made Simple, and Photowalking in Lower Manhattan with Joe DiMaggio.And that’s only in September!After his sold out appearance at Adorama this past spring, join us in October as Joe McNally returns for Light and Location: An Evening with Joe McNally (co-sponsored by Adorama and Nikon). We have a complete list of over 30 Workshops that goes into December, and plan to add more in the coming weeks, so do visit the site often for updates.Visit our full list of Workshops for September-December 2008. Unless otherwise indicated, Workshops take place in The Adorama Building, 42 West 18th St, New York, New York. Advance registration is required for all Workshops. We look forward to seeing you there!If you have any questions or need assistance in registering, please contact Carl Nilson, Monday-Thursday, from 9:00AM-6:00PM by email at carln@adorama.com or by phone at 212-741-0401 ext. 2216.
