Telling the Story - Photography Workshop-Going to be a Blast!

Photography Workshop Telling the Story, Learn to photograph people on the street, copyright laws, and how to photograph using natural light Photography Workshop with Sherrlyn Borkgren April 16, 2011. Sign up at Oregon Arts Alliance 881 Willamette St Eugene Oregon/PHONE 541-687-8353
CLASS SIZE IS almost full -pre registration required for this workshop


BUS STOP by Sherrlyn Borkgren Photographer

A Moment at the Bus Stop

Photos from the Bus Stop

Photography Workshop-Telling the Story

Oregon Arts Alliance presents
Photography Workshop (Telling the Story)with Magazine Photographer Sherrlyn Borkgren

LEARN-HANDS-ON, USING NATURAL LIGHT, SHOOTING PEOPLE, TELLING THE STORY
REVIEW- CAMERA BASICS
DO- TELL A STORY
RECEIVE- STRETCH YOURSELF LEARN GROW WITH YOUR CAMERA

DVD OF COLLECTIVE CLASS STORY

RESERVE your spot now by Calling OAA 541-687-8353

Date: Saturday April 16 10 AM-7 PM
Friday Evening 7-9 pm. Get Acquainted
Cost: $99.

If you are a visual person and learn best with a hands-on approach then this is the class for you.
You will learn about your equipment and how to discover and tell a story using natural light. Gain knowledge as to how to photograph people without being a nuisance or “taking their soul”.
Together we will create a collective story on the streets of Eugene as a class, “After Noon Life in Eugene” Each student group will receive an assignment to accomplish and will receive personal coaching on how to do so. You will learn copyright basics and the legalities when photographing people you don’t know.

YOU will be amazed at the images that you will make when you are having fun doing it!

copyright@sherrlynborkgren2011 NOT to be taken from this site-tracking of all photos is enabled. Do not embarass yourself.

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Questions to Ask a Photographer before Hiring

ON the Knot they pose some great questions to ask when looking for a wedding or bridal photographer. How many years have you been a "professional" photographer? What is your training? (Degrees are becoming important again). However I don't agree with "is the photographer part of an association".

I have belonged to several associations and it is most often about handing over the money monthly sometimes hundreds of dollars to have that association.

It is not about whether the photographer is a good shooter or has a degree (I have a Master's degree) in Visual Communications from Ohio University. If a photographer can throw together about 10 decent images shot over the last 20 years and has the money they are in.
I do maintain a membership with National Press Photographers and Sports Shooters because of the friendships I have there.