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The Julia Dean Photo Workshops Expanding Photography in Southern California The Julia Dean Photo Workshops Expanding Photography in Southern California Now Offering One-Week Intensives Winter/Spring 2010 B:9.25” T:7.75” S:7” B S T : : : 1 9 1 0 . 1 7 . 5 5 5 ” ” ” With 21.1 megapixels and Full HD video, it·s time to think bigger. The Canon EOS 5D Mark II. The world·s only camera to combine a 21.1 megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with Full HD 1080p video. Giving you the power to combine breathtaking stills with revolutionary video. The industry has changed forever. Inspired. By Canon. To see more HD videos, visit usa.canon.com/dlc ©2009 Canon U.S.A., Inc. Canon and EOS are registered trademarks of Canon Inc. in the United States. IMAGEANYWARE is a trademark of Canon. LCD image simulated. All rights reserved. ©2008 Vincent Laforet, Canon Explorer of Light. 777 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10017 THIS ADVERTISEMENT PREPARED BY GREY WORLDWIDE JOB #: 062-CM-118_Rev1 PROOF: 12 CLIENT: Canon USA Inc. SIZE, SPACE: 7.75” x 10.5”, 4CB CLIENT: Canon USA Inc. OP: WB, KW, ED, KW, JS, KW, WB PRODUCT: Camera Division-Lens/Shutter PUBS: Magazine SPACE/SIZE: B: 9.25” x 11.5” T: 7.75” x 10.5” S: 7” x 9.75” JOB#: 062-CM-118_Rev1 ISSUE: 2009 LEGAL RELEASE STATUS AD APPROVAL ART DIRECTOR: E. King COPYWRITER: None DATE: Release has been obtained Legal Coord: Acct Mgmt: Print Prod: Art Director: Proofreader: Copywriter: Studio: TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Staff Information . .1 Index by Topic . .2 NEW WORKSHOPS IN Index by Month . .2 Index by Class Duration . .3 WINTER/SPRING 2010 Index by Instructor . .3 Full-Time Program . 8 Deep Into Photography: A Weekend of Critique and Inspiration Certificate Programs. 10 with Mary Ellen Mark › page 6 Registration & Policies. 44 Words Into Pictures with Sheila Metzner › page 6 Sponsors . Inside Back Cover Eyes Wide Open with Eddie Soloway › page 7 Educational Partners. Inside Back Cover The Photographic Project Critique Workshop with Maggie Steber › page 8 WORKSHOPS The Power of Light with Tony Corbell › page 9 Special Guests: Weekend Intensives . 6-9 Portraits: Exploring the Psychological, Emotional and Technical Special Guests: One-Week Intensives. .10-13 with Shelby Lee Adams › page 10 Spring Workshops for Teens . .15 The Human Form in Nature: Photographing the Figure in Joshua Tree Summer Workshops for Teens . .16-19 with Allen Birnbach › page 11 Photography & Digital Camera Fundamentals . .20-24 Staying Fresh: Being Successful as a Photographer with Joe Buissink › page 11 History of Photography. .25 Lighting & Portraiture. .26-31 Poetic Insight: Visual Composition for Teens (13-15) with Paola M. Davila › page 15 Alternative & Fine Art. .33-35 Night Photography for Teens (ages 13-18) with Paola M. Davila › page 19 Specialized Photography. .36-39 Making Your Own Photo Book for Teens (ages 13-18) with Julia Dean › page 19 Photoshop, Lightroom & Printing. 40-41 Intermediate Studio & Location Lighting with Josh Sanseri › page 27 Multimedia, Business & Marketing. .42-43 Children’s Portraiture: The Business and the Craft TRAVEL WORKSHOPS with Janet Baker-Richardson › page 29 Egypt . .36 Photographing the Figure with Scott Stulberg › page 29 The Crash Flash Course II with Julia Dean › page 31 CONTESTS The Berenice Abbott Prize. 25 Afterglow: Digital Capture After Dark with Scott Stulberg › page 36 Show Off: The JDPW Annual Alumni Exhibit . 25 Stock Photography: Six-Week with Peter Bennett › page 37 The Alternative Photography Contest . 25 Creative Approaches to Wedding Photography The New Documentarian Award . 25 with Isabel Gomes & Lawrence Gund › page 38 Making Your Own Photo Book with Julia Dean › page 39 PRIVATE PHOTOGRAPHY LESSONS . .30 Mastering Adobe Lightroom with Jamie Redmond › page 40 Retouching Techniques in Adobe Photoshop with Jamie Redmond › page 41 The JDPW Weekly E-Newsletter The Julia Dean Photo Workshops sends weekly Color Balancing and Image Enhancements in Adobe Photoshop E-Newsletters regarding changes to our schedule, featured guest speakers, upcoming with Jamie Redmond › page 41 workshops, exhibits, events and more. To keep current with the latest news and happenings, please visit juliadean.com and click “Join Our Newsletter” on the left navigation bar. From Amateur to Professional: How to Break Into the Industry with Manuello Paganelli › page 42 See you at the workshops! The Steps to Success: Establishing a Career in Photography with Sherrie Berger › page 42 Marketing for the Professional Photographer with Ian Shive › page 43 Multimedia Production from Photography to the Web: Fundamentals with Ian Shive & Russell Chadwick › page 43 Egypt › page 36 And Introducing a Special Workshop with Julia Dean … The Master Class › page 39 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR COURSE ASSISTANTS Angela Marklew Jessica Jensen © staff photo by Agi Magyari From left: Castulo Hernandez Lindsey Cortese Chris Skeels, Director of Operations Claire Mallett Lisa Bevis Julia Dean, Founder Brandon Gannon, General Manager & Director of Publications Deborah Yun Liv Naesheim, Curator Erika Diaz Liz Huston © front cover photograph by Julia Dean The Julia Dean Photo Workshops Erin Fuentes Shel Mosk 801 Ocean Front Walk • Studio 8 • Venice, CA 90291 Erin Monacelli Stacey Scott Phone: 310.392.0909 • Fax: 310.664.0809 Email: [email protected] • Website: www.juliadean.com Hannah Ward Catalog design by: Simple Art + Design INDEX INDEX Index by Topic Index by Month January Special Guests: Weekend Intensives 1/8: Photo Safari with Julia Dean: Los Angeles, California . .. .www.juliadean.com Mary Virginia Swanson – Presenting Your Work to the Fine Art Market............www.juliadean.com 1/8: Mary Virginia Swanson – Presenting Your Work to the Fine Art Market. www.juliadean.com Joyce Tenneson – Marketing and Developing Your Photography Career........... www.juliadean.com 1/11: Claudio Edinger – The Fine Arts Photographic Project . .. .www.juliadean.com Mary Ellen Mark – Deep Into Photography: A Weekend of Critique and Inspiration ................ 6 1/13: Basic Photography I: The Fundamentals . .20 Sheila Metzner – Words Into Pictures . .6 1/16: The Crash Studio & Location Lighting Class . www.juliadean.com & 27 1/16: The Crash Flash Course I . .31 Eddie Soloway – Eyes Wide Open.....................................................7 1/18: Julia Dean – Mastering Your Flash . .13 Nevada Wier – Creativity in Travel Photography . 7 1/19: Basic Photography II: Diving into Digital . .21 Maggie Steber – The Photographic Project Critique Workshop. 8 1/21: Introduction to Adobe Photoshop . .41 Bobbi Lane – Portrait Lighting Intensive. .9 1/22: Joyce Tenneson – Marketing and Developing Your Photography Career . www.juliadean.com Tony Corbell – The Power of Light.....................................................9 1/23: Digital Photography I: How to Use a Digital Camera . .22 1/23: Creating Art with Toy Cameras . .33 Special Guests: One-Week Intensives 1/24: The Crash Flash Course II . .31 Claudio Edinger – The Fine Arts Photographic Project . www.juliadean.com 1/28: The Next Step II: Getting Exposure in the Fine Art and Documentary World . .34 1/30: Basic Photography I: The Fundamentals . .20 Shelby Lee Adams – Portraits: Exploring the Psychological, Emotional and Technical . 10 1/30: Getting to Know Adobe Lightroom . .40 Allen Birnbach – The Human Form in Nature: Photographing the Figure in Joshua Tree . 11 1/30: The Canon EOS Digital System Workshop . www.juliadean.com Joe Buissink – Staying Fresh: Being Successful as a Photographer . .11 February Julia Dean – Mastering Your Flash. .13 2/1:Buenos Aires & Uruguay ...............................................www.juliadean.com Julia Dean – Basic Photography: One-Week Intensive. 13 2/1: Introduction to Location Lighting . .26 2/2: Mastering Adobe Lightroom . .40 Photographic Safaris 2/3: Afterglow: Digital Capture After Dark . .36 Los Angeles, California . .www.juliadean.com) 2/16: Basic Photography I: The Fundamentals . .20 2/20: Fine Art Inkjet Printing . .40 Spring Workshops for Teens 2/22: The Master Class . .39 Digital Photography for Teens (ages 13-15). 15 2/22: The Steps to Success: Establishing a Career in Photography . .42 Poetic Insight: Visual Composition for Teens (13-15). .15 2/24: Creative Portraiture . .28 2/25: The History of Photography . .25 Summer Workshops for Teens 2/27: The Perfect Exposure and Composition Class . .24 Digital Photography for Teens (ages 13-15) . ..
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