Craft ACT: Craft and Design Centre is proud to partner with the Australian National University to offer craft practitioners, designer-makers and artists a special, one-off opportunity to learn from experienced professional photographer, Mark Crocker to produce high quality photographs of artworks, products and objects. This workshop is a great opportunity for non-professional photographers to expand on and develop their skills.

 

Date: Monday 16 March, 2015

 

 

Duration: 10am – 5pm (with a one-hour lunch break from 1 – 2pm).

 

Location: Photography and Media Arts Department, Australian National University School of Art, Ellery Crescent, Acton, ACT.

 

Number of participants: maximum 8

 

Weekend workshop fee: $150 general public; discounted rate for students and Craft ACT members $100. Tea and coffee provided, please bring your own lunch.

 

Bookings and enquiries: Gwenyth Macnamara, Curator of Public Programs, Craft ACT: Craft + Design Centre – phone: 02 6262 9333.

 

Workshop Outline:

The development of digital photography and inexpensive speed lights makes high quality

reproduction of artwork accessible to non-professional photographers. The key to artwork

reproduction is knowledge, practice and professional workflow. By the end of 6-hour workshop the participants will be able to work independently and have practiced a full run-through of set up, image capture and editing. Detailed workshop notes will be provided.

The workshop incorporates:

Equipment and materials required

Enquiries and bookings: Phone Gwenyth Macnamara, Curator of Public Programs, Craft ACT: Craft + Design Centre on 02 6262 9333