Photographic Events Calendar

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The Gallery at the Creative Center for Photography Proudly Presents...
Ted Orland
SCENES OF WONDER AND CURIOSITY
A collection of Black & White Silver Gelatin, Chromogenic and Inkjet creations
January 19th, 2012 - April 5th, 2012
"What could be more important for any of us than to make work that matte... more information...
Other Events The following events occur at various dates throughout the year. See the event details for exact dates and location.
February 21, 2012 - February 24, 2012	The Daguerreotype: History & Technique
A master class for people with a serious interest in the evolution, aesthetics and process of daguerreotypy. These workshops are suitable for collectors, curators, photograph conservators, historians, artists, teachers and anyone interested in the history of photography. We hope you will consider joining us soon for one of these exciting, creative, and educational workshops. For more information or to register, visit: http://www.eastmanhouse.org/events/series/photo-workshops more information...
see details for dates	Photographer's Formulary Workshops
In the 1870s, William Willis made platinum printing a new and exciting process for the world to use. Interest in the medium had waned by the 1930s, when Kodak became the last company to discontinue the manufacture of platinum and palladium papers, because of the impending war and the high cost of platinum. Photographers who wished to print in these precious metals had to coat their own papers. This was an inconvenient task, and platinum and palladium printing almost became a lost art. This workshops, consisting of two separate weekends (some 30hrs each) designed to give photographers with some darkroom experience a different way of working; one that allows them, the image maker additional control of the total creative processes of making prints. This hands-on course involves students in selecting papers, making negatives, and producing prints that have no rival. Participants are guided through the processes of printing in platinum and palladium from negative exposure and development, paper selection and coating, process... more information...
see details for dates	North American Nature Photography Association's NANPA Road Show
NANPA promotes the art and science of nature photography as a medium of communication, nature appreciation, and environmental protection. NANPA provides information, education, inspiration and opportunity for all persons interested in nature photography. NANPA fosters excellence and ethical conduct in all aspects of our endeavors and especially encourages responsible photography in the wild. NANPA Road Show Seminars are inside workshops on different aspects of photography, usually held in major cities across the United States. Led by professional photographers. See http://www.nanpa.org/events_overview.php for more details. more information...
see details for dates	The Julia Dean Photo Workshops
The Julia Dean Photo Workshops (JDPW) is a practical education school of photography devoted to advancing the skills and increasing the personal enrichment of photographers of all experience levels and ages. We fulfill this mission by offering nearly 170 workshops per year, programming a variety of community events, supporting artists through group and one-person gallery exhibits, and by producing four annual contests. In addition, JDPW offers workshops with and provides access to some of the most well-known and respected photographers in the world, including: Greg Gorman, Duane Michals, Mary Ellen Mark, Sam Abell, Douglas Kirkland, David Alan Harvey, Keith Carter, Phil Borges, Bruce Davidson, John Paul Caponigro, Alex Webb and Joyce Tenneson, among others. Visit http://juliadean.com/category/workshops/ for a list of workshops. more information...