Jun 17th
1:30–4:30pm EDT
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Capital Photography Center @ 8136 Porter St, Falls Church, VA 22042
Portraiture is one of today’s most valued genres of photography. Whether it is a timeless portrait of a loved one or a headshot for the corporate world, portraiture is relevant across the broad spectrum of photography. Having the ability to take your own professional looking portraits can not only serve as a way to save some money on expensive studio portraits but can also be a way to beautifully document the people you love in a way that is...
Saturday Jun 17th, 1:30–4:30pm Eastern Time
Capital Photography Center @ 1616 H St NW, Washington, DC 20006
Learn how to get the most out of your external flash unit. The class will help you understand the modes and functions of your flash, as well as how aperture, shutter speed and ISO affect your flash photos. From adjusting the power of the flash to choosing how to position the flash, this class will help you become more skilled when using your external flash unit. There are a lot of ways you can use flash to light your subject. Should you fire the...
Sunday Jul 9th, 2:30–6:30pm Eastern Time
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Shooting in a studio provides a special opportunity to control light for portraits and full-body photography and is something that can be set up in the home.
Learn what's involved to make a small studio and how to equip it with the right gear. Spend the morning with Professional Photographer Roy Sewall exploring his small studio that has helped him create some truly unique photographs of people.
Equipped with two Alien Bees monolights, softboxes, umbrellas and wireless remote control, participants will learn hands-on about studio equipment, placement of lights, and wireless control of the lights.
The class will briefly discuss the alternative of using speedlite/speedlight type flashes. After all the equipment has been explained, participants will take turns photographing and being the person photographed.
This class is limited to just 4 people so each will come away with a solid understanding on how they might put together a studio or use lights in a similar sized studio.
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Capital Photography Center
Bethesda
5619 Oak Pl
Btwn Hempstead Ave & Old Georgetown Rd
Bethesda, Maryland 20817 Bethesda
5619 Oak Pl
Btwn Hempstead Ave & Old Georgetown Rd
Bethesda, Maryland 20817
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How We Began
Capital Photography Center was created by Marie Joabar who for more than a decade was the Education Programs Manager and Corporate Trainer at Penn Camera, one of Washington D.C.’s long standing photography retailers. Marie developed that company’s educational program growing it from...
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