FREE 1 hr. WEEKLY TALK-&-LEARN ZOOM SESSIONS
EVERY TUESDAY AT 10:00 am PST (1:00 pm Eastern)
One-hour image critique and Photoshop tips for the love and passion of Photography and Art.
Please join me in these sessions as I will be reviewing images according to the session topic. I will critique images that are noteworthy, those that need some or little work and those that missed the mark, explaining why and how we can make them better, in-camera or in Photoshop. and of course many Photoshop How-Tos, Workflow, and of course, artistic vision.
You are more than welcome to participate and submit your image to be showcased in the session. When you sign up, if you choose to submit an image, I will contact you to upload your image.
No need to have any knowledge of Photoshop, you are welcome to just sit back and observe. You do however need to register. A link to the Tuesday Sessions will be emailed TUESDAY MORNING with the Zoom session link.
NOTE: The Zoom sessions will be recorded and a small thumbnail of your image might appear. If you choose to not appear, please turn your webcam off.
Every week, registration will start on Tuesdays at 2:00 pm PST for the following week’s session.
This week’s session will be about:
NATURALLY B&W
Naturally black and white photography celebrates the inherent contrasts, textures, the beauty found in the absence of color.
This theme relies on the play of light and shadow, emphasizing the subtle nuances that give depth and character to the subjects.
By focusing on form, composition, and the inherent grayscale tones, photographers unlock a visual language that exceeds the distraction of color, inviting viewers to appreciate the purity and simplicity of the B&W palette.
Whether capturing the elegance of nature, architectural details, or candid moments, the naturally black and white theme highlights the inherent artistry that exists within this classic and evocative style of photography.
Please submit your images as is and NOT converted to black and white - as in the example below.
Focus on form and contrast that will eventually create a compelling B&W image.
