- Home
- ||
- Registration
- ||
- Monday
- ||
- Tuesday
- ||
- Wednesday
- ||
- Thursday
- ||
- Friday
- ||
- Saturday
- ||
- Special Events
- ||
- Community Events
- ||
- Room Locations
500 series presentations: Free to everyone
600 series presentations: Free to Members and passport holders
Must pre-register for all events.
Color Key |
||
---|---|---|
100 Series Seminar |
200 Series FOTOshoot |
300 Series Computer Lab |
400 Series Master Workshops |
500 Series Lecture Demo / Computer Lab / FOTOshoots |
600 Series Community Events |
700 Series: Free to Public | Portfolio Review / Technology Center |
Special Events |
>CLICK HERE for a description of the different types of events.
Note: Schedule is subject to change due to the busy schedule of our presenters. Changes will be posted at all sites during the week.
* FOTOshoot times indicate time that field trip leaves from The Centre and time that FOTOshoot ends at the location. Please arrive at the Centre at least 15 minutes before departure time. All FOTOshoots leave from Palm Beach Photographic Centre’s courtyard at indicated starting time. The FOTOshoot will end at the time indicated and additional time should be allowed to return to the Photographic Centre before your next event.
The Photo Essay: Telling a Story Through Images with Mark Edward Harris
If a single picture is worth a thousand words, imagine the value of a well planned and executed photo essay. This presentation explores the creation and sequencing of images in the tradition of the great photo essayists by examining both the creative methods and practical aspects that make up a picture story. You will learn the skills to produce extended photographic essays, exploring the process of producing sets of imagery that convey a story having little written narrative support. Photographs will be analyzed not only for their stand-alone content but also for their ability to introduce dynamic sequential transitions for maximum visual effect. Presentation topics will include defining a point of view, key images such as establishing shots, environmental portraits and detail shots and closing shots as part of the overall photo essay, photographic and lighting equipment techniques. Marketing photo essays and book publishing will also be discussed.
The Signature Portrait with Mark Mann and John Kreidler
Join us for a conversation between Celebrity Portrait photographer, Mark Mann, and Leica Product Specialist John Kreidler as they discuss Mark’s process for getting a signature portrait. We will look at some of Mark’s most iconic images and hear a little of the backstory as Mark reveals his process and what has led him to being one of today’s most iconic Celebrity Portrait photographers. The conversation is sure to be entertaining and educational as these too friend talk photography.
Sponsored by
Accessing Creativity and Hope in Difficult Times with Blacklock, Kennedy, Miele, Reuter, Tenneson
Moderator Adam Stoltman
The last two years have tested us in ways we could never have expected. In addition to the health and economic challenges we have all been facing, isolation from quarantine, lockdowns and social distance has created an added hardship. For artists and creatives, this has been a particularly intense time as deprived of a free exchange of energy, they have had to dig deep to find the internal resources and motivation to create, share and nurture their inner spark which is central to the creative process, as well as in many cases find new ways to generate work and income. In this panel discussion with visual artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, we talk openly about what strategies they have employed to keep their creative flames burning through this time, what they have learned, how they have grown and what advice they can offer to audience wrestling with similar issues.
Luck is a State of Mind with Deanne Fitzmaurice
In this wild ride through decades of bearing witness to sweeping change, Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer and Nikon Ambassador Deanne Fitzmaurice will share the personal philosophy that helps her capture jaw-dropping images. Using the pivotal stories she covered as a staff photographer for the San Francisco Chronicle for 20 years and a wide range of personal and freelance projects, Deanne drills down into what makes a memorable photograph and shares tips on using the art of storytelling for maximum impact. Ready to up your game? Join us for a memorable presentation and a chance to ask questions.
Catherine Leroy’s War and Peace with Robert Pledge
Catherine Leroy in operation with the Marines, The Vietnam War, 1966
Dotation Catherine Leroy
Glowingly rediscovered, the late-Catherine Leroy appears so powerfully unique as two recent books reveal: Elizabeth Becker’s You Don’t Belong Here (2021) and Mary Cronk Farell’s Close up on War (2022) uncover how intrepid and courageous the very young and petite French lens-woman was, who worked primarily for American media (AP, Life, Look and Time) as a freelancer during the height of the war in Vietnam (1966/1968). She spent more time covering combat than any of her often-unfriendly male journalist colleagues working in a country where she was then the sole female “war photographer.” In 1975, she flew to Saigon to witness the end of the conflict, and five years later to a re-united country finally at peace.” Leroy offers us, in a most personal way, the whole story of the devastating conflict,” Robert Pledge will explain to us.
Zoom link
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsfuiurz4qHdwAKtpCOKnbxdEOBOErPEgM
|
For registriation information, see the registration page.