Making photographs in Far Away Places
with Aline Smithson
A Nobechi Creative Exclusive
Three Sundays, April 21st, 28th, May 5th
11:00 AM CDT / 12:00 PM EDT / 9:00 AM PDT
OVERVIEW:
This three-session webinar is designed to help photographers consider new ways of creating work when traveling to places far from home. The first two sessions will help give participants a tool belt of ideas to help take the work beyond classic travel photographs, exploring concepts that can expand the ways one can go beyond simply documenting the experience and creating artful and meaningful work.
This will be a relaxed class where participants can join with a glass of wine and an open mind! Aline will leave time for questions and conversation.
The third session will allow photographers to try out ideas, and share them with the group and ask questions.
SCHEDULE:
The sessions will run on Sundays: April 21st, 28th, and May 5th from 11 am to 12:30 pm CDT on Zoom.
Session One - Sunday, April 21st
Conceptual approaches including lectures on typologies and time
Session Two - Sunday, April 28th
The Photographer as Storyteller
Session Three - Sunday, May 5th
Sharing work
CLASS LEVEL:
For all photographers.
CLASS SIZE:
Limited to 25 students
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Required equipment:
Computer/Tablet (Viewing on a smartphone is not recommended due to the screen size)
Internet Connection
Zoom Account (free subscription level is fine)
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meet your teacher
Aline Smithson
Aline Smithson is an interdisciplinary artist, educator, editor, and filmmaker based in Los Angeles, California. Her practice examines the archetypal foundations of the creative impulse, and she uses humor and pathos to explore the performative potential of photography. She received a BA in Art from the University of California at Santa Barbara and was accepted into the College of Creative Studies, studying under artists such as William Wegman, Allen Rupersburg, and Charles Garabedian. After a career as a New York Fashion Editor, working alongside some of the greats of fashion photography, Smithson returned to Los Angeles and her own artistic practice.