| EVENTS The Earth Day Invitation Exhibition (a
part of this year’s Earth Day festivities) continues at the Odyssey Maritime
Discovery Center on Pier 66 on the Seattle waterfront through May 27. The exhibit features
the work of over 40 Northwest photographers whose work was selected from the annual
E.D.I.E. competition. A selection of prints from the exhibition continues on display in
the concourse of the Rainier Center in downtown Seattle at 5th Ave. and University St.
through May 14. Visit www.edie.org for more info. or call the E.D.I.E. hotline at
425-401-5238.
The Friends of Photography Benefit Auction 2000,
historically one of the best-attended charity events of its kind, will take place this
year in San Francisco at the Forum, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Catalogs of the
approximately 150 contemporary and vintage images to be sold—including works by Ansel
Adams, Bill Jacobson and William Wegman—will be made available in May; a preview of
the items will take place June 1-3, and the auction itself will begin with a preview
reception at 5pm on June 3. For more info, visit www.friendsofphotography.org or call
415-495-7000, ext. 324.
The Photo Council. The newly formed Photo Council,
made up of five Portland galleries (Photographic Image Gallery, Lawrence Photographics,
Blue Sky Gallery, S. K. Josefsberg and Portland Art Museum), will kick off a monthly
symposium on collecting and appreciating photography. Held on the third Thursday of each
month, the first meeting will be May 18 at the Photographic Image Gallery. For more info,
call 503-224-3543.
PhotoPlus Expo West 2000 is an opportunity to
network with leading industry professionals, see the latest products, learn the latest
techniques and trends, meet other photographers and visit on-site galleries and
exhibitions. A trade show and comprehensive workshop and seminar series are the highlights
of this annual event. Sponsored by Photo District News, PhotoPlus Expo West 2000 will take
place at the Los Angeles Convention Center June 15-17. For more info, call 888-203-9169 or
visit www.pdnonline.com/photoplusexpo.
Imaging USA, PPA’s newly named annual
convention, will convene at the Las Vegas Convention Center on July 28 – Aug. 2. This
year’s edition features more than 100 programs, "themed" education days,
the all-new Studio of the Future and a 400+ booth trade show.
Camera Canada College will offer a combination of
workshops, trade and print exhibitions, print and slide competitions and a series of
keynote presentations as part of its Aug. 4-6 event at the University of British Columbia
in Vancouver. The event is sponsored by the Canadian Association for Photographic Art,
Pacific Zone. For more info, call 604-594-1527 or visit www.cameracanadacollege.com.
Photo Americas 2000 will see Portland join several
other international cities in a celebration of photography through festival. Over 70
Portland art galleries will participate in a month of photography exhibits and events
beginning on Oct. 3, with Richard Misrach as keynote speaker, and running through Oct. 28.
For more info, contact 503-224-0667 or visit www.photoamericas.com.
Portland’s Month of Photography. Over 70
galleries in Portland will show photography Oct. 5-28 as part of Portland’s first
annual Month of Photography. On Oct. 3-7, Review Americas, an opportunity for reviewing
portfolios that will include curators and gallery owners and directors from around the
country, will be held at the Benson Hotel. On Oct. 7, there will be a photography auction
at the Portland Art Museum. For more info, visit www.photoamericas.com.
The 2000 PMA Fall Imaging Conference and Mini
Trade Show will take place Oct. 12-14 at the Hyatt Regency, San Diego. From the
changing world of digital imaging to the latest breakthroughs in conventional photography,
the event is oriented towards educating its attendees on the latest news and trends. For
more info, call 800-248-8804 or contact Tom Crawford at tcrawford@pmai.org.
EXHIBITS
British Columbia
Presentation House Gallery, 333 Chesterfield Ave., N.
Vancouver; 604-986-1351.
Fragments, photos by Roy Arden; 1900—Photographs of Berlin and
Environs, by Heinrich Zille. Through June 4.
Fauna Secreta, by Joan Fontcuberta and Pere Formiguera.
Fictional scientific documentation of a German biologist. June 17-July 30.
Cameras over Hollywood: Photographs by John Swope, 1936-1938.
Vintage
photos of Hollywood as a working town full of struggle, hope and
success. Sept. 2-Oct. 28.
California
Robert Koch Gallery, 40 Geary St., San Francisco;
415-421-0122.
Jock Sturges’ photographs portray the radiance of children as
recorded through the large-format medium. Through May 27.
Clarence White: Figure and Light includes work by the noted
photographer who began using his camera as a hobby in 1894. On exhibition is a collection
of extremely rare platinum prints from a 1909 portfolio. Through May 27.
Photographs of the Spanish Avant Garde. Vintage prints from the
1920s and 1930s. June 8-July 29.
San Francisco Camerawork, 115 Natoma St., San Francisco;
415-764-1001.
Timekeepers, a group show including work by Jim Campbell,
Bruce Cannon and others. Explores the meaning of time and the notions of counting,
stopping, keeping and warping time. May 16-June 24.
2000 Mother Jones Foundation International Fund for Documentary
Photography. A group show including work by Marc Asnin (U.S.), Christian Cravo (Brazil)
and others. Ju1y 5-Aug. 12.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 151 3rd St., San Francisco;
415-357-4000.
Short Distances and Definite Places: The Photographs of William
Gedney (1932-1989). Features photos of Gedney’s home city of Brooklyn, coal miners
from the hill country of eastern Kentucky, the San Francisco hippie scene and India’s
urban poor. Through May 16.
Germaine Krull: Photographer of Modernity. Features photos spanning
the career of the German modernist, with a special focus on her avant-garde work. Through
July 30.
Walker Evans. A comprehensive retrospective of the celebrated
American photographer, including 175 pieces that span nearly half a century, from the late
1920s to the late 1970s. June 2-Sept. 12.
Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1130 State St., Santa Barbara;
805-963-4364, ext. 329.
Of Battle and Beauty: Felice Beato’s Photographs of China.
Photos taken during the Second Opium War in 1860 are the earliest known of Peking. Through
May 14.
Camera over Hollywood: The Photographs of John Swope. Approximately
60-65 images by American photographer John Swope (1908-1979). June 10-Aug. 13.
William Dassonville: California Photographer. Fifty images from the
man who captured such California landmarks as Yosemite, the Sierra Nevadas and the San
Francisco waterfront during the first decade of the 20th century. June 13-Aug. 13.
UCR/California Museum of Photography, 3824 Main St., Riverside;
909-784-FOTO.
The Automobile and the Photograph: Images on Film and the American
Identities traces the still image of the car in popular film, advertising, historic travel
photography and fine art. An interactive web site will accompany the exhibit at
www.cmp.ucr.edu. Through Aug. 13.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco.
Food Chain. A traveling exhibit of images from photographer
Catherine Chalmers’ new book Food Chain: Encounters Between Mates, Predators and
Prey will open in July. For more information about specific dates, contact Launa
Beuhler at 212-505-5555.
Colorado
Camera Obscura Gallery, 1309 Bannock St., Denver;
303-623-4059.
The Century in Times Square. Photographs from The New York Times photo
archives. Select vintage and modern prints. Through June 11.
Recent Work: Photographs by Chuck Henningsen. An exhibit of
30x40" platinum photographs, some with gum bichromate. June 16-July 30.
Masterworks: Photographs from the 1930s to the 1960s. Images from
the gallery collection and recent acquisitions. Aug. 4-Sept. 24.
Oregon
Photographic Image Gallery, 240 SW 1st, Portland;
503-224-3543.
Christopher Burkett, Cibachrome landscapes. Through June 24.
Masters of Music Series. Photographs of Janis Joplin, Stevie Ray
Vaughn and others by Tracy Anne Hart, Janice Dunn and John B. Cooke. June 30-July 29.
Herb Snitzer, jazz and civil rights; Frazier King, flowers. Aug.
3-Sept. 2.
Orville Robertson, New York at night; New Pictorialists features
photos by Michael Kenna, Paul Kozal, Seth Dickerman and Ray Carofano. Sept. 7-30.
Photo America 2000. Group showing of emerging national artists. Oct.
5-Nov. 30.
S K Josefsberg Studio, 403 NW 11th Ave., Portland; 503-241-9112;
www.skjstudio.com.
Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (Revisited). Photographic
work. Through May 27.
Martine Franck. Through May 27.
Inchoation Portfolio, photos by Marc Riboud; Dianne Kornberg. June 1-July 15.
David Lawrence, Reid Yalom. July 20-Aug. 19.
Jim Steinhardt. Aug. 24-Sept. 30.
Washington
Art Institute of Seattle, 2323 Elliott Ave., Seattle;
206-448-0900.
Top Talent: The Northwest Professional Photography Show will feature
work by some of the Northwest’s most respected photographers from the fields of
advertising, fashion, commercial, editorial, digital imaging, portrait and stock
photography. Through July 20.
Benham Gallery, 1216 1st Ave., Seattle;
206-622-2480.
Graham Nash, Elliott Landy, Woodstock vision. May 15-June 24.
Phil Borges, Mongolia and Tsvetan Tsenov. June 26-July 29.
Paul Dahlquist, Donne in Fotografia. July 31-Sept. 21.
a.k.a. Photography; Youth in Focus. Sept. 4-30.
Jerry Pavia, Tom Harris. Oct. 2-Nov. 11.
Flury & Company, 322 1st Ave. S., Seattle; 206-587-0260.
The North American Indian: Edward S. Curtis, 1907-1930.
Continuing.
G. Gibson Gallery, 122 S. Jackson St., Suite 200, Seattle;
206-587-4033.
Spoleto, photos by JoAnn Verburg—large color landscapes in
Italy; Revelation, photos by Mona Kuhn—new figurative work. Through May 20.
Holding Venus, photos by Keith Carter—new work; Larry
Calkins—new mixed-media work. May 26-July 1.
The Golden Gate Series, photos by Richard Misrach; Curtain Call, an
exhibition of rock musicians coinciding with the opening of the new Experience Music
Project museum in Seattle. July 6-Aug. 19.
Gallery closed for vacation Aug. 20-Sept. 6.
Michael Kenna—new work; 2nd exhibit TBA. Sept. 7-Oct. 21.
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, 15th Ave. NE, Seattle;
206-543-2280.
Shifting Ground:Transformed Views of the American Landscape traces
American perception of the land as it is altered by technology...and as seen through the
lens of such notable photographers as Lewis Baltz, Mary Lucier, Richard Misrach and Edward
Ruscha. On view through Aug. 20 in the North Galleries.
Photographic Center Northwest, 900 12th2 2 Ave., Seattle;
206-720-7222.
Bearing Witness: Gertrude Bolom, Chiapas, Mexico, black-and-white
photos. May 3-30, reception May 5, 6-8pm; lecture May 4, 7pm, Chip Morris from the Na
Bolom Cultural Center in Chiapas, Mexico. This exhibit was organized by the Center for
Documentary Studies at Duke University and Na Bolom, Centro de Estudios Cientificos.
In Her Dreams, Jenn Reidel, June 2-29, artist’s reception June
2, 6-8pm.
American Families: Beyond the White Picket Fence, Courteney
Coolidge, July 7- Aug. 30, artist’s reception July 7, 6-8pm.
Iris Prints, Tim Greyhavens, Sept. 1-29, artist’s reception
Sept. 8, 6-8pm.
Seattle Art Museum, 100 University St., Seattle; 206-654-3100.
Painted with Light: Photographs by the Seattle Camera Club, photos
from the 1920s and 1930s, featuring images by Ella McBride, Kyo Koike and Frank Kunishige.
Through July 3.
Annual Washington State High School Photography Exhibit, sponsored
by
Rainier Photographic Supply, featuring the finest young
photographers in
Washington State. Thirty-six images selected for exhibit from over
3,000 entries in
various categories. The entire month of June.
Other Exhibits of Interest
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1001 Bissonnet,
Houston, Texas; 713-639-7300; www.mfah.org.
Irving Penn: A Career in Photography. More than 100 images from
Penn’s 50-year career as a celebrity portraitist and photographer for Vogue,
as well as his travel images from Peru, New Guinea and Morocco. Through June 4.
CONTESTS
Blue Sky Gallery/Oregon Center for
the Photographic Arts. The center is currently seeking slides for exhibition
consideration. Send 20 slides and a SASE to 1231 NW Hoyt, Portland, OR 97209, or call
503-225-0210.
Black River Publishing’s 12th annual "Outdoor
Grandeur" photo contest. 12 cash prizes to be awarded, $1,000 for first
place. All winning entries to be published in nationally distributed 2001 calendar and
used non-exclusively. Submit all-season outdoor scenics, such as waterfalls, snow-covered
mountains, beaches and forests of changing leaves. Open to professionals and amateurs. No
limit to slides or prints submitted. Deadline: June 30. Include one $5 entry fee,
regardless of number of images submitted, and a SASE for return of images. For entry form
write: Black River Publishing, P.O. Box 10091-Dept. OP22, Marina del Rey, CA 90295; call
(310) 410-4202; or visit www.brpub.com.
Kodak/Hasselblad Open-International Photo Challenge 2000
celebrates the role photography has played in our past and will continue to play in our
future. The contest is open to amateur and professional photographers worldwide. Based on
the theme Unphotographed Millennium Moments, Past and Future, entrants are asked to
create or recreate moments in time from the year 1000 A.D. to 3000 A.D. Contests will take
place on a national (country-by-country) basis and advance to an international division.
Rules, guidelines and entry forms may be found at all Hasselblad dealers or at either
www.hasselbladusa.com or www.kodak.com/go/professional.
Nikon Small World Photo Competition has a June 30
deadline for entries. The competition, now in its 25th year, honors excellence in
photography through the microscope. Each participant may submit up to three 35mm
transparencies taken using a light microscope with entries judged on originality,
informational content, technical proficiency and visual impact. More info on the contest
can be obtained by writing to Nikon’s Small World Competition, Nikon Inc., 1300 Walt
Whitman Road, Melville, NY 11747, by calling 631-547-8569 or by visiting www.nikonusa.com.
OnlinePhotoContests.com continues its monthly photo
contests. Each contest runs from mid-month to mid-month with subject categories varying.
Submissions to the contest are completed online at www.onlinephotocontest.com. Prizes also
vary, with a $5,000 grand prize in each month’s Spotlight Category. Amateur and hobby
photographers are encouraged to submit photos. Call 425-468-9040 for more info.
First Polaroid International Photography Awards.
Open to amateur and professional photographers. Grand-prize winner will receive two free
days’ use of Polaroid 20x24 camera in New York or Prague (winner’s choice). To
enter, visit TEST Online at www.polaroid.com/prophoto or call 800-662-8337.
Rainier Photographic Supply. Call for Entries:
Rainier Photographic Supply’s annual a.k.a. Photography Contest. To be exhibited at
Benham Gallery in Seattle during September. $1,000 grand prize; $500 2nd place; $250 3rd
place. Deadline is July 15. For detailed info and official entry forms, visit
www.rainierphoto.com or call 1-800-ALL-FILM.
Shoreline Arts Festival (near Seattle) is adding a
juried photography show to its lineup June 24-25. There is a limit of three entries per
person, with a $5 cost per entry, and entry forms and payment must be received by May 26.
Photographs may be black-and-white or color and all entries must be original and created
in the last three years. For more info, call 206-542-1989.
WORKSHOPS
Adobe Photoshop WOW! Workshop, CompEd Solutions,
P.O. Box 419107, Kansas City, MO, 64141-6107; (800) 258-7246; www.compedsolutions.com
This comprehensive, one-day class will be traveling to the following cities and locations
as follows: Lewistown, ID, Red Lion Hotel, May 8; Spokane, WA, Cavanaugh’s Inn at the
Park, May 9; Seattle, WA, University Plaza Hotel, May 10; Olympia, WA, Ramada Inn Governor
House, May 11; Portland, OR, Holiday Inn Downtown, May 12; Kamloops, BC, Best Western
Kamloops Lodge, May 12; Anchorage, AK, West Coast International Inn, May 22; Tacoma, WA,
Sheraton Hotel, May 23; Salem, OR, Best Western Mill Creek, May 24; Eugene, OR, Red Lion
Inn, May 25; Medford, OR, Red Lion Hotel Medford, May 26; Boise, ID, Holiday Inn Airport,
May 30; Pocatello, ID, Cavanaugh’s Pocatello, May 31; Salt Lake City, Quality Inn
City Center, June 1; Missoula, MT, Best Western Grant Creek Inn, June 2.
Brooks Institute of Photography, 801 Alston Road,
Santa Barbara, CA 93108; 805-966-3888; www.brooks.edu.
Brooks in a Week, an overview of lighting techniques, digital photography, location
lighting, studio lighting, camera techniques and more for professionals and advanced
amateurs. June 26-30.
Coupeville Arts Photography Workshops, Coupeville
Arts Center, Box 171C, Coupeville, WA 98239; 360-678-3396; cac@whidbey.net;
www.coupeville.org.
- Magazine Photojournalism with Annie Griffiths Belt, June 2-4.
- Black and White Field Techniques: Exposure and Camera Holding with
Alan Ross, June 2-4.
- On Location: San Juan Islands with Stuart Westmorland, June 8-11.
- On Location: The Olympic Peninsula with Gary Braasch, June 23-25.
- Basic Photography with David Medley, July 1-2.
- Committing Your Life to Portraiture with Nick Del Calzo, July 6-9.
- Gumoil Photo Prints with Karl Koenig, July 8-9.
- Beyond the Basics: Expand Your Skills with David Medley, July 21-23.
- Heritage Photography with David and Roxallane Medley, July 31-Aug. 4.
- View Camera: Beginning/Intermed Large Format with Steve Simmons, Aug.
18-20.
- The Next Step: Grow Personally and Professionally with Sam Abell,
Aug. 25-28.
- On Location in Seattle: Travel Photography with Doug Wilson, Sept.
8-10.
- History of Photography with Charles Guildner, Nov. 11-12.
Disney Institute, P.O. Box 10333, Lake Buena Vista,
FL 32830-0333; (800) 282-9282.
- Nikon 2000 Workshop. This mostly inclusive workshop explores the
business of nature photography, including portfolio development and how to get your
pictures published. Cost: $1,785 double occupancy, $2,249 single occupancy. Nov. 5-11.
J. Mark Griffith Photography, P.O. Box 27555,
Seattle, WA 98125; 206-367-6864; bwphotoworkshops@juno.com.
- The Black and White Print with Mark Griffith, June 3-4, Sept. 9-10,
Oct. 21-22.
- The Zone System with Mark Griffith and Al Botticelli, July 27-29.
- The View Camera with Mark Griffith and Harry Goldstrom, Aug. 12-13.
- Light and the Photographic Process with Mark Griffith, Aug. 21-25.
- Capitol Reef National Park, Utah with Mark Griffith and Harry
Goldstrom, Oct. 2-6.
International Wildlife Adventures, P.O. Box 1410,
Vashon, WA 98070; (800) 593-8881; www.wildlifeadventures.com.
- Walruses of Igloolik with Robert Taylor, June and July.
- Arctic Wildlife of Wager Bay with Brad Glass, July.
- Bears of British Columbia with Wolfgang Kaehler, Sept. 14-22.
- Polar Bears of Churchill, Oct. 30-Nov. 5.
- Polar Bears of Cape Churchill with George Lepp, Nov. 7-17.
Jordan Valley Outback: A View of History Through
Your Lens. Photographically experience a working cattle ranch with authentic Western
scenes near the Owyhee River in eastern Oregon. June 2-4 and/or Sept 8-10. $389 per
photographer. For more info, call Pam White at 541-586-2424 or e-mail
pamwhite@cyberhighway.net.
New Mexico Photography Field School, P.O. Box
34155, Santa Fe, NM 87594-4155; (505) 983-2934; www.photofieldschool.com.
- The Grand Tetons: The Spirit of a Place and Its People, Jackson, Wyo.
June 5-11.
- Of Earth and Timbers Made: Photographing New Mexico Architecture, New
Mexico, June 19-24.
- A Land of Little Rain: The Portrait and the Landscape of New Mexico,
New Mexico, July 24-30.
- Places of the Spirit: New Mexico Catholic Churches Through
Photography, New Mexico, Aug. 7-13.
- Oregon College of Art & Craft, 3245 SW Barnes Rd., Portland, OR
97225; 503-297-5544.
- Self-portraiture, Portraiture and the Nude: The Aesthetic Approach
with Martha Casanave, May 31-June 4.
- Platinum/Palladium Printing with Phil Harris, June 8-11.
- Photogravure with Nicholas Havholm, June 16-18.
Photo Americas, 818 SW Third Ave. #229, Portland,
OR 97204-2405; 503-224-0667; info@photoamericas.com; www.photoamericas.com
- Presenting Yourself to Galleries, a multi-day workshop that covers
the "nuts and bolts" of creating and editing a portfolio, writing a resume,
presentations and what to leave behind. July 14-16.
Photographers’ Formulary Alternative Process Workshops,
P.O. Box 950, Condon, Montana 59826; 800-922-5255; www.photoformulary.com.
- Zone System for All Formats, Carl Maier; Gum Bichromate, David
Scopick. June 11-16.
- B & W Photography, Ja Densmore; Intro. to Platinum Printing, Carl
Weese. June 18-23.
- Platinum: A Minimalist Approach to Photography, Ryuijie; Photographic
Portraiture, Martha Casanave. June 25-30.
- The Metalchrome & Negative Process, Nina Rizzo; Large Format
Retreat, Charles P. Farmer. July 2-7.
- Carbon Printing, Sandy King; Making & Toning Cyanotypes, Jill
Enfield. July 9-14.
- Creative Impulse, J.D. Marston; The Bromoil Transfer Process, David
W. Lewis. July 16-21.
- Advanced Bromoil Transfer Process, David W. Lewis; Color Photography,
Bill Ellzey. July 23-28.
- Platinum/Palladium Printing, Enlarged Negative Making, Eric Neilsen;
Polaroid Transfer & SX-70 Manipulation, Kathleen T. Carr. July 30 - Aug. 4.
- Daguerrotype: A Contemporary Approach, Jerry Spagnoli; Platinum &
Palladium Printing, Dick Arentz. Aug. 6-11.
- Environmental Portraiture with Medium Format, Kurt Fishback;
Wet-Plate Collodion-Ambrotypes, Ferrotypes & Negatives; Mark & France Scully
Osterman. Aug. 13-16.
- Albumen Printing, Zoe Zimmerman; Pinhole Photography, Larry Bullis.
Aug. 20-25.
- Creative Vision, Theresa Airey; Pyro & The Fine Print, Gordon
Hutchings. Aug. 27 - Sept. 1.
- Beyond Black & White, Jonathan Bailey; Pyro & The Fine Print,
Gordon Hutchings. Sept. 3-8.
- Photographic Center Northwest, 900 12th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122;
206-720-7222, www.pcnw.org.
- Intermediate Camera with Diane Dunn, May 8 and May 15.
- Advanced Camera with Diane Dunn, May 22 and May 29.
- Processing Black and White Film with Eva Skold Westerlind, May 30 and
June 6.
- Black and White Printing with Mike Saylor, June 3.
- Color Printing with Gale Grove, June 3.
- Polaroid Image Transfer, with Tom Haseltine and Kelly Atkinson, June
10.
- Portraiture and Color, with Amy Kosh, June 10 & 17.
- Matt Cutting, with Claudia Groom, July 15.
- Basic Camera, with Kathleen Chambers, June 20 & 27 or July 25
& Aug. 1.
- Intermediate Camera, with Kathleen Chambers, July 11 & 18 or Aug.
8 & 15.
- Advanced Camera, with Kathleen Chambers, Aug. 22 & 29.
- Black and White Printing, with Mike Saylor, June 18, July 15, Aug.
12.
- Color Printing, with Gale Grove, June 18, July 15, Aug. 12.
Photoshop 5.5 for the Professional Photographer.
This traveling presentation produced by Dean Collins will be in Los Angeles on May 24.
Complimentary tickets available at www.deancollins.com. For more info contact Erin Metcalf
at PPA headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., 404-522-8600, or email ppaschool@america.net.
Rainier Workshops, Rainier Photographic Supply,
8730 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle, WA; 206-722-8700. (All workshops at Rainier unless
otherwise noted.)
- Polaroid Emulsion Transfer with Gary Benson. May 20, 10am-noon.
- Rainier Photographic Supply’s Annual Sidewalk Sale, June 2-3.
- Polaroid Image Transfer with Tom Haseltine and Kelly Atkinson, June
10, 10am-2pm at the Photographic Center Northwest, 900 12th Ave., Seattle.
- Polaroid SX-70 Manipulation, June 24, 10am-noon.
- Polaroid Image Transfer, July 29, 10am-noon.
- Polaroid Emulsion Transfer, Aug. 26, 10am-noon.
- Polaroid Image Transfer, Sept. 30, 10am-noon.
Rocky Mountain School of Photography, 210 N.
Higgins Ave., Suite 101, Missoula, MT 59802; 800-394-7677; www.rmsp.com.
- Advanced Career Training, week-long advanced workshops in specific
photographic fields, including Nature, Stock, Portrait, Commercial, Photojournalism and
Marketing Your Images. June 5-Aug. 18.
- Field Workshops (below), week-long workshops in locations as diverse
as Italy, New Zealand, Nova Scotia and many U.S. national parks:
- Olympic National Park with David Middleton, May 27-June 2.
- The Magnificent California Coast with Tim Cooper, June 17-23.
- Spirit of the West with Susanna Gaunt, June 24-30.
- The Splendor of Glacier National Park with Tim Cooper, July 1-7.
- Summer in the Sierras with Brenda Tharp, July 15-21.
- Colorado Mountains and Wildflowers I with Tim Cooper, July 15-21.
- Colorado Mountains and Wildflowers II with Tim Cooper, July 23-29.
- Basic Camera with Susanna Gaunt, July 29-Aug. 4.
- Women Working Creatively with Elizabeth Stone and Jenni Fraser, Aug.
6-12.
- Canadian Rockies with Tim Cooper, Aug. 12-18.
- The Oregon Coast I with Nancy Rotenberg, Aug. 19-25.
- Wild Alaska with Scott Graber and George Wuerthner, Aug. 23-Sept. 2.
- The Oregon Coast II with Nancy Rotenberg, Aug. 26-Sept. 1.
- Autumn in Yellowstone with Tim Cooper, Sept. 23-29
- The Grandeur of Zion (Advanced) with Tim Cooper, Oct. 28-Nov. 3.
Black and White and Digital Workshops (below),
week-long workshops that tackle beginning to advanced darkroom and digital training, held
in Missoula, Mont.:
- Advanced Photoshop with George DeWolfe, May 14-19.
- Black and White Zone System with Tim Cooper and Neil Chaput de
Saintonge, May 20-27.
- Digital Playpen with Jim Hansen, June 18-23.
- The Documentary Portrait with Dennis Darling, July 8-14.
- Intro to Digital Imaging with Brad Hinkel and Jim Hansen, July 9-14.
- Photography and the Web with Brad Hinkel, July 23-28.
- Beginning Photoshop with Julie Kost, Aug. 20-25.
- Advanced Photoshop with Brad Hinkel, Aug. 27-Sept. 1.
- Digital Studio with Doug Sperling and Jim Hansen, Sept 3-8.
- Nature in Black and White with Tim Cooper, Sept. 9-15.
- Fine Print with George DeWolfe, Sept. 17-22.
- Beginning Photoshop with Brad Hinkel, Sept. 24-29.
- Photography and the Web with Brad Hinkel, Oct. 1-6.
- Digital Nature Photography with George Lepp, Oct. 8-13.
- Intro to Digital Imaging with Brad Hinkel and Jim Hansen, Oct.15-20.
Robert Semeniuk, Box Z-49m, Bowen Island, BC V0N
1G0, Canada; (800) 668-1126; parker@canada.com
- Making a Picture Story: Photographer as Storyteller with Robert
Semeniuk, May 14-20.
Santa Fe Workshops, P.O. Box 9916, Santa Fe, NM
87504-5916; 505-983-1400; www.santafeworkshops.com.
- Photographic Lighting Techniques, Douglas Merriam; Portraits
Unplugged, Bobbi Lane; The New Mexico Magazine Assignment, Griff Smith; The Currents That
Carry Our Vision, Arno Minkkinen; B&W Photography for Young Photographers I, Wendy
Walsh; The Art of Seeing, Adam Eidelberg. June 18-24.
- Lighting the Dramatic Portrait, Michael Grecco; Photography in the
New Millennium, Seth Resnick; Gardens of Santa Fe, Allen Rokach; Seeing Light, Tony
O’Brien; Expanding Your View, Jill Enfield; New Mexico: Its People and Landscape,
Steve Northup. June 25-July 1.
- The Five-Minute Portrait, Peter Freed; The Color of Light, Arthur
Meyerson; The Project Workshop, Sam Abell and Nancy Foley; Visual Poetry, Keith Carter;
Advanced Variable-Contrast Printing Techniques, Richard Newman; Color Fundamentals, Kip
Brundage. July 2-8.
- Basic Lighting Techniques, Tony Corbell; Assignment: Nature, David
Middleton; Publishing the Photographic Project, Sam Abell and Bendavid-Val; Portraiture
and the Personal Project, Phil Borges; B&W Photography I, Marcia Reifman; Images and
Words, Polly Brown; Outdoor and Travel Photography, Nevada Wier. July 9-15.
- The Editorial Portrait, Laurie Kratochvil and Brigitte Lacomb; The
Art of the Color Essay, David Alan Harvey; Creative Portraiture, Theo Westenberger; In
Search of the Spirit: Land and People, Chris Rainier; B&W Photography II, Bobbie
Crosby; Beginning Photography, Wendy Walsh. July 16-22.
- Lighting: Breaking the Rules, Paul Aresu; A Sense of Place, Bob
Krist; Lighting: Compact and Creative, Charles O’Rear; A Natural Eye: The New Mexico
Landscape, Eddie Soloway; Crafting the Fine B&W Photograph, Alan Ross; New Mexico
Journey, Don Werthmann. July 23-29.
- Capturing the Moment: The Art of Weddings and Portraits, Leslie
Corrado; Creativity Workshops for Photographers, Sean Kernan; B&W Visions of New
Mexico, Miguel Gandert; Visual Design, Brenda Tharp; The Expressive Image, Mark Citret;
Photographing People, Cathy Maier Callanan. July 30-Aug. 5.
- Contemporary B&W Portraits, Paul Elledge; Stock Photography for
Professionals, Patrick Donehue and Roger Ressmeyer; Illuminating Portraits, Bob Sacha;
B&W Photography for Young Photographers II, Wendy Walsh; New Mexico by Camera for
Women, Marcia Reifman. Aug. 6-12.
Fall Photography Workshops
- Photographic Lighting Techniques, Douglas Merriam; Stock Photography:
An Overview, Patrick Donehue; Beginning Photography, Wendy Walsh; B&W Environmental
Portraits, Mark Edward Harris. Sept. 17-23.
- Portrait Lighting Techniques, Bobbi Lane; Santa Fe by Camera, Tony
O’Brien; The Autumn Eye, Linde Waidhofer; Light, Composition and Color. Sept. 24-30.
- Travel Photography, Danny Lehman; Photographing the Patterns in
Nature, Gary Braasch; Fall Passage Through New Mexico, Paul Slaughter; Color Fundamentals,
Steve Northup. Oct. 1-7.
- The View Camera and New Mexico, Steve Simmons; Color and the Desert
Landscape, Robert Glenn Ketchum; A Natural Eye: Autumn in New Mexico, Eddie Soloway; The
Art of Seeing, Wendy Walsh. Oct. 8-14.
Digital Workshops:
Web Design with GoLive, Tom Gaukel, May 15-19;
- Photoshop for Photographers, Lewis Kemper, May 22-26;
- Photoshop I, Josh Withers, June 5-9;
- Photoshop II, Jerry Courvoisier, June 12-16;
- Photoshop Digital Collage, June 18-24;
- Digital Imaging for Educators, David Arnold, June 25-July 1;
- Master Photoshop, Katrin Eismann, July 2-8;
- Making Digital Negatives, Dan Burkholder, July 9-15;
- The Color Digital Darkroom, George Lepp, July 16-22;
- Photoshop I, Tom Gaukel, July 23-29;
- Photoshop II, Jerry Courvoisier, July 30-Aug. 5;
- Photoshop for Photographers, Rob Sheppard, Aug. 6-12;
- Digital Photojournalism: Pictures from Pixels, David Breslauer, Aug.
14-18;
- Going Digital for Seniors, Jerry Courvoisier, Sept. 11-15;
- Making Digital Negatives, Dan Burkholder, Sept. 17-23;
- Digital Panoramic Imaging, Eric Poppleton, Sept. 24-30;
- Photoshop Studio Techniques, Ben Willmore, Oct. 1-7;
- Photoshop: Mastering the Secrets and Techniques, Jeff Schewe, Oct.
8-14;
- Color Management, Andrew Rodney, Oct. 16-20.
John Sexton Photography Workshops, 291 Los
Agrinemsors, Carmel Valley, CA 93924; (831) 659-3130; www.johnsexton.com.
- Southwest Landscape: A Sense of Place with Ray McSavaney and John
Sexton. Arizona and Utah locales, including Canyon de Chelly and Monument Valley. May
14-20.
- Advanced Techniques: Exploring the Black and White Print. This is a
two-week, large-format hands-on darkroom and field workshop in Snowmass Village, Colo.,
sponsored by Anderson Ranch Arts Center, (970) 923-3181; www.andersonranch.org.
Sept.10-22.
- The Expressive Black and White Print, John Sexton Photography
Workshops, Carmel Valley, Calif. Oct. 24-29.
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