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IT’S ABOUT: This workshop is about getting to the real driving force behind making creative images: Your HEAD ~ HEART ~ IMAGINATION ~ INSPIRATION. When you engage this process your images will begin to clearly and consistently reflect a quality and an emotional impact that you haven’t seen before. This is all about removing those blocks and opening doors to your creativity. It engages “The Art of Seeing” using the tools at hand to produce great images.
WHAT HAPPENS: We move through the chapters and various exercises designed to focus on and expand upon your creativity. About mid-way through the process we make a field trip (optional) to a local area to basically “try out” the things we’ve discovered about the creative process. During this field trip we work with everyone through coaching and assisting in your own “art of seeing”.
WHO: It is for two types of photographers: Those who right now make all or part of their living from their images or for those who aspire to do so. These are the photographers who rely on making images that must satisfy their clients in a highly competitive arena where clients have access to an entire world of images. Secondly, it’s for those who want to move their photography much closer to creating deeper, richer images.
Reserve your place today. See you there!
COST and DETAILS:
·Contact Joel Zak via email
·Workshop $150
·"The Artist’s Way” (Julia Cameron); from bookstore
·Field trip, no additional charge but it is optional
Facilitated by Joel Zak and Nyla Alisia
7 weeks, Tuesday evenings: 6:30 - 9:00
New Schedule to be Announced
7 weeks, Tuesday evenings: 6:30 - 9:00
New Schedule to be Announced
WHAT: This is a 7-week, intensive workshop loosely based on “The Artist’s Way” by Julia Cameron which we have specifically adapted for photographers understanding the unique challenges we face as photographers. It is a workshop whose purpose is to explore our creative path, to identify and remove the blocks to making better images and to open doors to advancing our creativity. I say adapted because rather than the usual 12 weeks for many hundreds of dollars, we chose to alter it to 7 weeks at $150 to accommodate schedules and to make it more accessible to a wider audience. However, by shortening the schedule to just 7 weeks, this in turn requires intensive work to really concentrate on the process. We limit each workshop to only 10 people at a time to ensure that attention can be paid to the process.