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The Photographer's Trifecta: Intention, Articulation, and Expression


This workshop will take place IN PERSON in San Diego, CA

Today’s fine art photography market asks for more than beautiful, well-crafted images. Curators, gallerists and editors are looking for work created with intention and/or work focused around an idea or concept. In addition, they are looking for photographers who can not only articulate their images and projects, but reinterpret the world with intelligence and thoughtful analysis, whether it be work made close to home or in regions undiscovered.

Join Aline Smithson for a workshop designed to help photographers create focused projects and the articulation that surrounds the work. Participants will be exposed to genres of contemporary photography, projects created around ideas, and projects that tell personal stories. Photographic and written assignments will be given, and participation is a critical part of the learning curve. Aline will speak about presenting work to the fine art market and will share all aspects of the photo journey from concept to installation. Ultimately, the workshop will inspire participants to reconsider how they make work, how they interpret their lives and their world, and by bringing depth and meaning to their efforts.

This course is strictly limited to 12 students.

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