10:00 am - 12:00 pm in Online Session 1: Theory and step-by-step examples.
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Self-guided shooting and lunch break. Sharon will give you instructions on what to shoot in preparation for the afternoon session.
1:30 - approx. 3:00 Online Session 2: Post processing images

Pacific Standard Time

For the self-guided shooting you will need: a camera with a wide angle lens - anything in a 24mm range will be fine and a card reader to download your files - no need to bring a tripod.

Please go through your camera menu and make sure to have a grid display on your view finder (if you have that option, some cameras don’t. If your camera doesn’t, don’t worry, we will work around it).

*Students attending this Workshop should have knowledge in Basic Photoshop: Layers, Adjustment Layers, Masks and the Brush Tool (the material taught in Sharon’s Basic Photoshop Workshop).
**Participants MUST have a computer with Photoshop installed.

Stacking Images:

Learn how to create fine art images using this technique to convey your vision. Sharon will walk you through step-by-step of the process. Within a few hours, you will master the vision and technique of Cubism like artistic photography. The images in the examples below will all be explained in the workshop.

Highlighting Student Work:

The subject matter for this technique is endless. I am constantly amazed and proud of my students when they present an assignment that is original and thoughtful. I would like to share with you a series of 6 images created by one of my Langara College students, Lesley Thomas. Lesley used the stacking technique to create a series of artisans.