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Course Information

Description: Today artists are often required to submit photos of their work digitally for critiques, exhibitions, competitions, talks and social media. Photographs of your work often provide a first impression of your work as well as your professionalism.
     In a series of short videos and downloadable PDFs Stephanie and Dean will guide you through demonstrations of how to set up a studio, backgrounds, suggested equipment, lighting, and taking a photo.
Media Category: Photography
Course Type: Self-directed - Student Choice (refer to the FAQ page for full descriptions of each course type)
Course Format: Demonstration
Course Begins: March 15, 2022 - Ongoing
Course Duration: No time limit

What will Students learn? The basics of using simple studio methods and natural light to improve your photography.
Instructor/Students interaction: No Interaction
Skill Level: All levels welcome
Required skill(s): No special skills required.

Supplies and tools: Cell phone or tablet, Flotone Graduated Background, Thunder Gray to White, Manfrotto 143N Magic Arm – Arm Alone without Camera Bracket, cell phone or tablet mount for tripod, tripod and small flashlight.
Downloads: PDF summary

Course Curriculum

    1. Welcome

    1. Studio Setup

    2. Sweep Background

    3. Equipment

    4. Lighting

    5. Taking a photo

    1. Summary pdf

    2. Summary

About this course

  • $25.00
  • 8 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content
  • PDF download

Instructor

Stephanie Blythe

Porcelain - Mixed Media

Stephanie holds a BFA in Fibers from the Philadelphia College of Art. She uses traditional porcelain dollmaking techniques to create dolls ranging from 1 inch to 15 inches, clothed in elegantly detailed costumes fashioned from her extensive antique textile collection. She is known for her imaginative fantasy figures and whimsical fairies that reflect a strong connection with the beauty of nature. During her 40-year career she has also owned a company selling to more than 85 galleries and craft shops, and designed dolls for the mass market. Her work can be found in museums as well as in private collections.

VISIT: Stephanie Blythe Portfolio