These popular workshops are presented by professional photographer Eric Law, who shares his knowledge and insights about photographing artwork in a way that is sure to enhance the quality of your images. Now in their fifth year, the workshops consistently earn high marks from participants:
"It was all the information I wanted given in an easy to understand format."
"The entire workshop was excellent. This is the way workshops should be presented and organized."
"Very helpful and informative."
"Learned lots!"
Sponsored by ShootMyArt.com™, all sessions are held at Color | Ink Studio in Berkley, MI. Enrollment in these workshops is limited, so register early to reserve your seat.
Shooting Your Artwork: “Bootcamp"
This intensive one-day workshop teaches you the fundamentals of how to photograph your artwork with either a traditional digital camera or the camera in an iPhone®, iPad®, or Android™ device and to prepare the images for juried shows. The workshop covers concepts and terminology, camera features, and how to light and photograph a variety of artwork. You also learn how to process the images using either Photoshop® Elements or available photo apps for a phone or tablet and format them for show entries. Included is a workbook with material from the workshop for future reference (a $35 value).
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Shooting Your Artwork: “Master Class”
This comprehensive two-day workshop teaches you how to photograph your artwork like a professional with either a traditional digital camera or the camera in an iPhone®, iPad®, or Android™ device and to prepare the images for professional use. The workshop covers both basic and advanced concepts, camera features, and how to light and photograph a variety of artwork, from paintings to sculpture, fabric, and jewelry. You also learn how to process the images using either Photoshop® Elements or available photo apps for a mobile device and format them for show entries, sharing online, or prints. Included is a detailed workbook with material from the workshop for future reference (a $35 value). This workshop will be offered only once in 2013, so register early to reserve your seat.
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Shooting Your Artwork: “Clinic”
This rotating series of half-day workshops focus on specific topics related to photographing your artwork, editing your images, or using them for various purposes. Whether you have general questions, specific problem areas to resolve, or just want to learn more, these clinics will help you to improve the quality of your images.
Learn about the important features and settings to use with a digital point-and-shoot or DSLR camera for photographing your artwork.
Learn about the apps and settings to use with the camera in an iPhone®, iPad®, or Android™ device for photographing your artwork.
Learn about lighting and photographing a variety of artwork, from paintings to sculpture, fabric, and jewelry.
Learn about processing your images on a computer using Photoshop® Elements to give them a professional look.
Learn about processing your images using photo apps for an iPhone®, iPad®, or Android™ device to give them a professional look.
Learn about submitting your images to juried shows, presenting your artwork online, and reproducing it for sale.
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About the Presenter
Eric Law is a professional photographer, consultant, and the founder of ShootMyArt.com™. He works exclusively with artists, galleries, and exhibitions to present their artwork at its best. His clients include many well-known and emerging artists in the Detroit area and across Michigan, and images of their artwork have been published in books and national magazines. Eric also is a frequent lecturer to artist groups and teaches photography workshops. He is a member of Professional Photographers of America and works from his studio in Berkley, Michigan.
About the Sponsors
ShootMyArt.com™ provides a wide range of digital photography and media services for the visual arts, as well as professional development and resources for artists.
Color | Ink Studio represents the creative talents of visual artist Candace Law and photographer Eric Law across a variety of art-related online and publishing projects.
