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Photography and Storytelling

Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced
July 24, 2021 Saturday-1 Session
10:30 am-2:30 pm
Instructor: Eric Dusenbery
Class Fee:   $95.00 non-members

                     $85.50 BRMAA Members
We all have a story to tell.  Photos can express that story in a way we cannot always convey with words.  The purpose of this workshop is for students to learn skills necessary to use photography in a creative, technically proficient manner and incorporates hands-on activities that will allow students to think, create, express and explore concepts for storytelling and photo essays.  This workshop is about developing personal visions and become a storyteller, not how to use a digital camera.  Students will learn the essential concepts to produce and complete a personal photo essay/story for various intended outcomes whether for personal, educational or professional purposes.  Some of the techniques students will learn are “Learning to See” concepts and exploration of photographic vision; visual storytelling planning; creativity; viewing and framing photographs; composition concepts; and visual variety for storytelling.  There is a supply list which includes whatever camera device you have-from DSLRs to Smartphones.

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED - 
If you would like information on registration or be added to the waitlist, please contact the Art Center directly at (706) 632-2144. 



Call (706) 632-2144 for questions regarding this course and registration.  Payment is required to register for BRMAA courses.
You may pay via PayPal above, over the phone, or visit The Art Center located at 420 West Main Street, Blue Ridge, GA 30513 to pay in person. 

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

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Eric Dusenbery 
Eric has a B.A. in Cinema & Photography, from Southern Illinois University.  He utilizes the power of the still photograph and frequently uses the traditions of the large format film camera for fine art, documentary and commissioned projects. His photography has been widely exhibited and his work has appeared in numerous national publications. He is a speaker and workshop leader, an award-winning journalist and author/photographer of two books. 



Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association
420 West Main Street   Blue Ridge GA  30513
(706) 632- 2144 office    (706) 632-7785 fax      
BlueRidgeArts@gmail.com
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