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Imagine... the Power of a Photograph a of Power the Imagine Serving the Photo Community1999 Since Summer/Fall 2020 Imagine... The Power of a Photograph a of Power The Imagine... Now offering classes online! classes offering Now CONTENTS General Information Letter from Julia Dean, Executive Director .......................................... 2 Mission Statement ......................................................................................... 2 The Staff, Board of Directors, Officers & Advisors ................................... 3 Charter Members, Circle Donors & Donors ........................................ 3 Donate ................................................................................................................. 4 Early Bird Become a Member ........................................................................................ 5 Certificate Programs ..................................................................................... 6 One-Year Professional Program ............................................................... 7 Gets the Project 2020 Exhibition Winner ............................................................8-9 Class/Workshop Calendar for Online Learning .........................10-11 Class/Workshop Calendar for LACP ...................................................12 Discount Webinar Calendar .........................................................................................14 Register early for great discounts on The Master Series ........................................................................................15 Fundraising Gala ....................................................................................28-29 most Summer/Fall 2020 classes. Registration, Policies & Information .....................................................56 Members Save 20% on Tuition. Sponsors & Partners .................................................. Inside Back Cover Non-members Save 10% on Tuition. Classes and Workshops Special Guests/Master Photographers .......................................16-21 Business & Practical ...................................................................................23 NOW through June 9, 2020 Photography Fundamentals ..............................................................24-25 Composition ...................................................................................................26 To register visit: www.lacphoto.org Photo Book Design & Publication .........................................................27 Lighting & Portraiture .......................................................................... 30-33 Fine Art & Creativity ..............................................................................34-37 SPECIAL THANKS Film, Analog & Alternative Processes .......................................... 38-40 Social Change ................................................................................................41 TO OUR WORK-STUDY STAFF Street Photography ..............................................................................42-43 Specialized Photography ...................................................................44-47 Alex Ivey Gary Quart Patrice Fisher Photoshop & Lightroom ..................................................................... 48-49 Anne Rumberger Geneva Sum Patricia Berni Digital Printmaking .......................................................................................50 Arden Nutt Hannah Kozak Patricia Lauletta Filmmaking & Video .....................................................................................51 Aviva Diamond Hilary White Paul Fernandez Fall Classes for Teens ..........................................................................52-55 Basak Prince Jet Long Qin Zhang Travel Workshops Ben Bacon Jim Ponder Robert Williams Death Valley National Park .......................................................................22 Ben Blair Johan Hesselgren Ry Sangalang Carmella Cardina Become a LACP Member www.lacphoto.org/member-info/join Julia Kinkela Casey Chang Safi Alia Shabaik Join Our Newsletter www.lacphoto.org/registration-info/newsletter Kat Bawden Cia Foreman Saman Assefi Follow Us on Facebook Kasia Czerski www.facebook.com/losangelescenterofphotography Cindy Bendat Sean Blocklin Katy Parks Wilson Follow Us on Twitter www.twitter.com/lacenterofphoto Cindy Crane Shanley Kellis Kellye Eisworth Follow Us on Instagram www.instagram.com/la_centerofphoto Corinne Rushing Sheri Determan Leo Garcia Follow Us on Pinterest www.pinterest.com/lacenterofphoto Craig Smith Steffi Jones Follow Us on Tumblr www.lacenterofphoto.tumblr.com Lisa Bevis Debe Arlook Stella Lee Matias Volkert Dom Ellis Todd Anderson Donyale Nao Matthew Finley Vanja Von Sek Eileen Mulvey Michelle Brody Victor Ramos Elizabeth Bailey Megan Murdoch Vikesh Kapoor Ellen Friedlander Melanie Chapman Xavier Zamora Enjoy our excellent instructors and programming from the comfort of your home. Erin Davis Mike Ernheart Erica Marks-Baker Nikki Washburn Yulia Morris All you need is a device, internet access, enthusiasm for learning, Erica Medrano Oscar Contreras Zadi Diaz and passion for photography. Franki Hamilton Patty Lemke Zaydee Sanchez Visit: www.lacphoto.org/event-category/online-learning 5566 W. Washington Blvd. © Bill Broder From left: Janis McGavin, Operations Manager ; Julia Dean, Executive Director ; Los Angeles, CA 90016 Phone: 323-464-0909 Kevin Weinstein, Education Manager; Jason Woolfolk, Facilities Manager; E: [email protected] W: www.lacphoto.org Sarah Hadley, Director of Marketing; Brandon Gannon, Director of Operations BE SAFE, BE WELL, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ONLINE! and Education Front cover photograph: © Amy Vitale Catalog design: Swell Design LACP Charter Members LACP Donor Circle Members Mission Statement A. Jay Adler Larisa Moskalenko Brian Gannon Lyn Hughes Aline Smithson Larry Hernandez Andy & Sharon House Karen Constine & Allen Schaben Larry Hirshowitz Ian Wright The Los Angeles Center of Photography (LACP) strives to build a community of dedicated photographers Anand Khokha Lawana Godwin Henry Steinway & Margaret Lewis Angelo Palazzo Lawrence Lewis Aline Smithson and to strengthen the importance of photography as an art form by providing education, events, Elizabeth Gregory Ann Elliott Cutting Leba Marquez Joan Haseltine exhibitions, portfolio reviews and public programs focused on under-served youth Staff Ann Toler Lee Corkett Leslie Neale Julia Dean Apollo Victoria Lee Varis Todd Corey & Beth Dubber Trey & Michelle Elkins including the Boys & Girls Cubs of Los Angeles County, currently reaching more than 100 children. Executive Director Art Streiber Leslie Neale Evan & Jean Siegel Sona Chandwani Ashly Stohl Lisa Bevis Brandon Gannon Barbara Davidson Lisa Guerriero LACP Donors Director of Operations & Education Benedict Bacon Lisa McCord Lorenzo Aguilar Bill Baum Founding Sponsors Alaina Dall Letter from the Executive Director Sarah Hadley Bill & Shelli Broder Lori Pond Director of Marketing Billy Sherman Espejel Louis Kravitz ($5,000 or greater) Victoria Pynchon Bobbi Lane Madhu John Bill & Shelli Broder Sona Chandwani Kevin Weinstein Dear Friends, Bonnie Blake Marcia Depaula [email protected] Elizabeth Gregory Education Manager Marian Crostic Bootsy Holler Diane and Dorothy Brooks Michael Hyatt I am sorry for each and every one of the individual struggles that Brandon Gannon Marissa Roth Foundation Janis McGavin Mark Indig Don Rice you are going through during this world crisis. I hope you are safe. Brian Gannon Ali LeRoi Office Manager & Social Media Coordinator Brian Mundy Mark Woods Michaele Cozzi Caroline Labiner Mark Edward Harris Pamela Schoenberg Our motto at the Los Angeles Center of Photography has become Jason Woolfolk Carolyn Hampton Maureen Haldeman The Deemer Family Fund Supporters “Survive to Thrive.” With the help of donations, grant aid, a dedi- Facilities Manager ($250– $500) Cassandra Plavoukos Melanie Chapman Immordino Charitable cated board of directors, and staff, our goal is to not only survive, Catherine W. Singer Michael Beller Foundation Chung Ping Cheng Board of Directors Chuck Koton Michael Colby Ian Stewart but to thrive as a photography community. Thank you so much for Michael Miller Northern Trust Tracy Albert Cindy Bendat Sandra Klein your support. Retired Former Head of Investment Banking Daniel Medel Michael Hyatt Michelle Elkins Michael Kirchoff Paul & Sally Kanin for Deloitte Touché, Philanthropist, Photographer Daniel C. Daugherty Dextra Baldwin In mid-March, when the world shut down, LACP had six employees, David Ellis Michael Robinson Chavez Foundation Richard Frankel Michael E. Gordon the most ever. From the start and for many years, it was just me, Sherrie Berger Dayna Hodges Lori Ordover Lyndon Barrois Photo Consultant & Co-founder of Scarletworks Debe Arlook Michaele Cozzi with one assistant or a part-time manager. There have been nearly Nancy Lehrer Nina Ansary The Leshgold Debra Oh Family Fund 20 part-time people who have come and gone over the years, but William Broder Diana Lundin Natalie Nesser Pamela Seymon CPA PFS, Business & Wealth Manager Nataly Rader Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Diane Silverman Benefactors the praise here is reserved for our current team, those who have & Photographer Don Holtz Nick Dean Watts Nikki Washburn ($2,000–$5,000) worked around the clock to help get us through this crisis—Brandon © Andy House Donald Barnat Neale Family Julia Dean Nina Zacuto Todd Stern Foundation Gannon, Sarah Hadley, Kevin Weinstein, Janis McGavin, and Jason Donna K. Stellini
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