WORKSHOPS / INTERMEDIATE WORKSHOPS
Scouting A Site, Light And Composition, Adobe Lightroom Editing, And Critique
Visit The Events Calendar For A List Of All Upcoming Intermediate Workshops
Knowledge of ISO, shutter speed, and aperture required for Intermediate workshops.
We learn and practice the creative side of photography in the Intermediate and Advanced Workshops. With a comfortable knowledge of shutter speed, aperture and ISO, we are looking to take your photography to the next level. Learning the creative side is more challenging than the camera side, and it is best acquired through repetition and feedback. The more practice shooting, making mistakes, and learning from them the better. The creative side is not just though taking photos. A key part of this process and intermediate workshop is taught through lessons like how to scout, how to read the light and site, advanced composition, editing in Adobe Lightroom Classic, and interactive image critique.
In the Intermediate workshop, detailed instructions on how to navigate the interface and edit your photos in Adobe Lightroom Classic is taught using images I provide and images you took minutes before. This technique covers the whole process from pushing the shutter button to printing your photos. After capturing your images using these new techniques and carefully editing them to really dial in the subject, composition, and emotions, it’s time to get feedback from your peers in a fun and constructive way.
Admitting what does and does not work in your photos is an essential component of learning and growing as a photographer. Areas of improvement are not always easy to recognize in your own images. Critiquing and getting critiqued will improve your photography. The benefit of learning how to properly critique other photographers’ images will give you a much more balanced scale when critiquing your own. Critiquing your own photos quickly, on site is a great skill to help dial in your images to capture what you envisioned before you edit. Constructively critiquing your final images after editing with fellow photographers is a great way to improve your images and determine whether the message and emotion you were trying to express translates.
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“Andrew is both an excellent photographer and accomplished instructor. He makes the foundational concepts and practices required for successful digital photography clear through presentations, guided practice, and terrific written materials. Andrew has the ability to quickly build a positive learning community where people with very different backgrounds and skill sets can come together to experience the kind of fellowship Frank Lloyd Wright established at Taliesin.”
Intermediate Workshop [SOLD OUT]
PHOTO WORKSHOP
Intermediate Photography Workshop at Taliesin West [SOLD OUT]
LOCATION: Taliesin West, Scottsdale, AZ
DATES: March 17, 18, and 19
PRICE: $575.00
Join Phoenix-based photographer Andrew Pielage for a deep dive into the world of architectural photography in this intermediate-level workshop.
Over the course of the weekend, you will learn how to accommodate changing light in the desert, how to properly scout a location, and how to shoot architecture with any lens! The workshop will also include an introduction to the powerful editing software of Adobe Lightroom Classic as well as Adobe’s new updated editing tools. Included are two photo critique sessions, an audio tour of Taliesin West, and breakfast and lunch over the weekend, along with opportunities for both sunrise and sunset photography at Taliesin West.
Intermediate Photography Workshop at Taliesin [SOLD OUT]
[2022 May 26 - UPDATE] This workshop has SOLD OUT, Join the Workshop Waiting List to get notified if spots become available and also be the first to get notified when new workshops are announced.
Intermediate Photography Workshop at Taliesin [SOLD OUT]
AUGUST 12th – 14th 2022
The Taliesin buildings and rolling hills of the 800-acre estate will be your backdrop for a weekend of iconic architecture and photography.
The workshop will begin with an evening tour of Wright’s home, including a meet and greet with the instructor. Begin your artistic exploration at sunrise, with time built in to take sunset photos as well.
Dive deeper into understanding changing light, how to properly scout a location and how to shoot architecture with any lens. The workshop will also include an introduction to the powerful editing software of Adobe Lightroom, and peer photo critiques.
You don’t have to be a pro but participants should be familiar with using Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO. Participants must have a fully manual camera, tripod and a laptop with Adobe Lightroom preinstalled.
Attendees provide their own fully manual camera/lenses, tripod, flashlight or headlamp, and good walking shoes.
Cost: $750