CT Media/Photography Institute (CTPhoto Workshops) has moved to Farmington, Connecticut and offers inaugural workshops from 5 July -  August. Located in the brand new facilities on the campus of Tunxis Community College, these one-week courses will focus on the “total experience” of digital photography. Joint teaching sessions provide interrelated instruction in digital photography, lighting, digital manipulation and digital printing. Note that these courses are for intermediate to professional-level students that already have an understanding of manual camera functions including f/stop, shutter speed and ISO film speeds. Students taking digital lab courses should also have a basic working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop CS3+ and Adobe Lightroom. Address all questions to David Archambault, Director of the CT Media/Photography Institute workshops at: [email protected]

Website: CTPhoto

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CT Media/Photography Institute (CTPhoto Workshops) is now in Connecticut! Located in the brand new facilities on the campus of Tunxis Community College in Farmington, the inaugural workshops will be held from July 5 – August 1 and will offer intense one-week courses with a unique “workflow” format. Taught by 25 of the leading digital photography and computer masters, classes will focus on the “total experience” of digital photography. Joint teaching sessions provide interrelated instruction in digital photography, lighting, digital manipulation, and digital printing.
Subjects include

  * Digital Studio
  * Portraiture
  * Lighting
  * Photojournalism
  * Fine Art
  * Nature/Landscape

Prerequisite Knowledge

Courses held are structured for intermediate to professional-level students. Students must have an understanding of manual camera functions including f/stop, shutter speed and ISO film speeds. Students taking digital lab courses should also have a basic working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop® CS3+ and Adobe Lightroom®.

Who Should Attend

The individual courses have been designed by each of the Master teachers to raise the level of understanding of photographic techniques and ability of each student. In order to enroll, students must fall within the ability levels assigned to each course. In some cases, this may be waived for those students who have applied for individual evaluation and have been granted acceptance into the course.

Questions To Ask

Address all questions to David Archambault, Director of the CT Media/Photography Institute workshops at: [email protected] or call during our normal business hours of 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, EST, Monday – Friday.

How To Contact The Workshops

Office: 860.255.3701
Fax: 860.255.3417
Email: [email protected]

Address:
CT Media/Photography Institute
271 Scott Swamp Rd.
Farmington, CT 06032

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