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Training You to Photograph Teaching You to See Summer/Fall 2015 Training You to Photograph Teaching You to See Formerly The Julia Dean Photo Workshops Table of Contents REGISTER EARLY & RECEIVE GREAT DISCOUNTS ON MOST General Information Letter from Julia Dean, Executive Director .............................................2 LACP Mission Statement ................................................................................2 LACP Board of Directors, Officers and Advisors ................................2 LACP Charter Members and Donors ........................................................3 Early Bird Sale! SUMMER Become a Member of LACP ...........................................................................4 Donate to LACP ...................................................................................................5 SAVE 20% ON TUITION Workshop Calendar ....................................................................................... 8-9 NOW through June 9, 2015 Programs and Services at LACP ...............................................................16 /F Certificate Programs ......................................................................................24 ALL One-Year Professional Program ................................................................25 SAVE 10% ON TUITION Youth Program for Teens.......................................................................42-43 June 10-23, 2015 WORKSHOPS 2015 Registration, Policies & Information .........................................................50 Sponsors & Partners .....................................................(inside back cover) Announcing Our New “West Side” Annex! Workshops Special Guests ............................................................................................10-12 Beginning this Summer/Fall 2015 season we are pleased to offer classes Travel Workshops .............................................................................................13 Photography Fundamentals ................................................................14-15 in Santa Monica at the dnj Gallery in Bergamot Station. Business of Photography .............................................................................17 REGISTER Lighting & Portraiture ..............................................................................18-21 Fashion ..................................................................................................................22 Alternative Processes ....................................................................................23 NOW! Fine Art & Creativity .................................................................................26-29 Street Shooting ..........................................................................................30-31 323.464.0909 Specialized Photography ......................................................................32-35 www.lacphoto.org iPhones, Androids & Point-and-Shoots ................................................36 Los Angeles River ............................................................................................37 Photoshop & Lightroom .........................................................................38-39 SPEcial THanKS to ouR Silver Efex Pro & Digital Workflow ...........................................................40 Mac Basics ..........................................................................................................41 woRK-studY staff Teen Photography Classes (ages 12-18) .......................................44-49 Aaron Jettleson Diane Nguyen Nancy Bruno Travel Workshops Puerto Rico .......................................................................................6, 7, 13, 37 Aly Iwamoto Gary Quart Nikki Washburn Costa Rica, Death Valley, Salton Sea ......................................................13 Amy Bojanowski Gina Cholick Noe’ Padilla Angel Drinkwine Gina Valona Patty Lemke Become a LACP Member www.juliadean.com/lacp/member-lacp Angelina Attwell Izumi Tanaka Penny Perri Join Our Newsletter www.juliadean.com/registration/newsletter Barbara Pal Jane Szabo Preston G. 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From left: Kasia Czerski, Manager of Programs and Events Front cover photograph: La Boca district of Buenos Aires, 2015 © Mark Indig Brandon Gannon, Director of Operations and Education Catalog design: Swell Design, Inc. Julia Dean, Executive Director www.lacphoto.org 323.464.0909 Join Our Newsletter LACP Charter Members Sam Abell Marian Crostic Pauline Gola J.K. Lavin Debra Oh Aline Smithson Mission Statement Stephanie Adams Kevin Cushing Michael E. Gordon Gary Leadmon Kathleen Ostridge Daniel Sofer The Los Angeles Center of Photography (LACP) is dedicated A. Jay Adler Kasia Czerski Greg Gorman France Leclerc Tony Owen Sebastian Spader Lorenzo Aguilar Julie Daniels Melinda Graner Stella Lee Barbara Pal Rachel Steinhauser to supporting photographers and the photographic arts. LACP provides Steve Albanese Daniel C. Richard Greene Patty Lemke Angelo Palazzo Donna K. Stellini high-caliber classes, local and travel workshops, exhibitions, screenings, lectures, Tracy Albert Daugherty Mike Gregan LensMaster Inc. Jane Paradise Todd Stern Debe Arlook Barbara Davidson Lisa Guerriero Jan Levine Sylvia Patton Ashly Stohl and community outreach efforts, including grants, need-based scholarships, Karine Armen Leah Davis Roxanne Guez Shlomit Levy Bard Ibarionex Perello George Stoneman STAff Saman Assefi Julia Dean Kristen Perman and focused programming for youth and low-income families. Jacob Halajian Margaret T. Lewis Art Streiber Julia Dean, Executive Director Benedict Bacon Nick Dean Maureen Haldeman Lawrence Lewis Cynthia Peterson Debbi K. Swanson Brandon Gannon, Tami Bahat Ken Deemer Carolyn Hampton Caryl Lightfoot John Phillips Patrick Susan Director of Operations and Education Donald Barnat Juliet Deissroth Mark Edward Harris Matthew Lomba Photo 24 Inc. Swihart Sherrie Berger Sheri Determan Helen Hasenfeld Rick Loomis Eric Politzer John Symonds Kasia Czerski, Susan Berger Eliana Deza Hali Helfgott Jasmine Lord Lori Pond Syracuse University Manager of Programs and Events Phil Beron Remington Larry Hernandez Katharine Lotze Sandy Post Jane Szabo Letter from the Executive Director Lisa Bevis Douglass Lucy Hernandez Johnny Lu Gary Quart Izumi Tanaka BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Birchak Jim Dugan Larry Hirshowitz Gerd Ludwig Nataly Rader Sal Taylor Kydd William Broder, Dear Friends, Bonnie Blake Geena Duran Ellen Hogue Diana Lundin Marco Sotelo Regil Mike Testin CPA PFS, Business and It has been 10 months since the Los Angeles Center of Photography officially Maureen Bond Anna Elledge R. Mac Holbert Jane Madelon Kelley Rich Patricia Toler Wealth Manager and photographer Phil Borges Ann Elliot Cutting Bootsy Holler Anthony Fredric Roberts Bob Tully became a 501(c)3 non-profit. People often ask what made me decide to go non- Sandy Climan, Jim Brammer David Ellis Michael Hyatt Shari Marcacci Michael Robinson Frank A. Turner profit and give up The Julia Dean Photo Workshops after 14 years. My humorous President, Entertainment Media Ventures Maura Brennan Billy Sherman Mark Indig Leba Marquez Chavez Brian Van de response is that we’ve been operating as a non-profit all along, so we decided Bob Bright Espejel Madhu John Erica Martin Ashley Rogers Wetering Julia Dean, to make it official. Bill & Shelli Broder John Falcone Jamie Johnson Linda Mason Janisel Rosenthal Ariel Vardi Founder JDPW/LACP Janet Bruington Nora Feddal Gail Just Lisa McCord Marissa Roth Lee Varis My serious response is that we have big plans that only extra fund-raising meth- Ken Deemer, Steven Bushong Peter Fetterman Priscilla Kanady Stephen McLaren Paul Roy Apollo Victoria ods can allow us to reach. These plans include creating extra opportunities for Private Investor, Philanthropist, Kathy Cahill Sally Ann Field Arlene Karno Daniel Medel Barbara Ruffini Laurence Vincent Ellen Cantor Tracy Fleischman Armen Meymarian Rick Russell Social Entrepreneur our Members, providing scholarships for every class, offering grants to emerg- Ty Keennon Stephen ing and professional photographers, and implementing an after-school photog- Gabriel Carbajal Lennox Foster Anand Khokha Michael Miller Patricia Sandler Weissberger Michael Miller, Cirina Catania Kara Frans Valerie Kim Zoran Milosavljevic Joel Sartore David Wexler raphy program for youth and low-come families in collaboration with Boys & Philanthropist, Angel Investor Rafiel Chait Rohina Gandhi Michael Kirchoff Larisa Moskalenko Scott
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