Friday, June 25, 6-8pm, Saturday, June 26, 3pm-sunset, and Sunday, June 27, 10am-12pm
ONLINE and on the streets
Fee: $135.00
Instructors: Ian Hunt and Philippe Gross
Street photography is the art of catching the stories of our daily life in a fraction of a second. The topics are as wide as the human experience: Humor, beauty, joy, pain, love, tenderness, the full range of emotions as well as abstract concepts through geometry and texture. In its best form, it is the art of revealing dimensions of the mundane that our habits prevent us from seeing. Through this practice, we end up discovering that our world is infinitely richer than what we are used to experiencing. However, to develop this way of seeing, the photographer must train the mind to pay attention to particular elements while remaining open to the unfolding mysteries of life.
The class explores a wide variety of styles of street photography, from which each participant will select a few to practice during the workshop.
Join Ian and Philippe as they walk the streets of Honolulu to practice the art of seeing beyond seeing.
Schedule: On Friday 6/25, in a Zoom session, we explore and discuss various styles of street photography and help participants select those that appeal to them. On Saturday 6/27, we meet on the street to practice these skills (Location to be determined based on the weather). A moderated zoom critique of the images taken during the workshop is held on Sunday 6/27, from 10 to noon.
Ian Hunt is an award winning educator at Mid-Pacific Institute, where he has taught since 2004. He is a founding member of Hawaii’s first Street Photography Collective, HNL Street Collective (@hnlstreetcollective). His work has been featured in the PNM Contemporary Photography in Hawai‘i Exhibition in 2018 (Kaimuki Camera Award Winner), 2019 and The Arts at Mark’s Garage’s “New Normal” Exhibition. Currently, his work is included in the Los Angeles Center of Photography’s Seventh Annual “Street Photography Around the World” Exhibition. Locally, his images are on display at “Coffee Talk” in Kaimuki. www.ianhunt.space or Instagram: @iankhunt
Philippe L. Gross is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Kapi‘olani Community College and author (with S.I. Shapiro) of the best-selling book: The Tao of Photography: Seeing beyond Seeing. He started street photography in 1978 and went on winning many awards, including the first place Award in the Honolulu Magazine (four times). His images have been featured in the Honolulu Star Bulletin, Black & White Magazine, LensWork, and exhibited in local juried exhibits such as Contemporary Photography in Hawaiʻi, Artists of Hawai‘i, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce Show, and at international events including Mexico, Brazil, France, Spain, Japan, and Switzerland. philippegross.com
Friday, June 25, 6-8pm, Saturday, June 26, 3pm-sunset, and Sunday, June 27, 10am-12pm
ONLINE and on the streets
Fee: $135.00
Instructors: Ian Hunt and Philippe Gross
Street photography is the art of catching the stories of our daily life in a fraction of a second. The topics are as wide as the human experience: Humor, beauty, joy, pain, love, tenderness, the full range of emotions as well as abstract concepts through geometry and texture. In its best form, it is the art of revealing dimensions of the mundane that our habits prevent us from seeing. Through this practice, we end up discovering that our world is infinitely richer than what we are used to experiencing. However, to develop this way of seeing, the photographer must train the mind to pay attention to particular elements while remaining open to the unfolding mysteries of life.
The class explores a wide variety of styles of street photography, from which each participant will select a few to practice during the workshop.
Join Ian and Philippe as they walk the streets of Honolulu to practice the art of seeing beyond seeing.
Schedule: On Friday 6/25, in a Zoom session, we explore and discuss various styles of street photography and help participants select those that appeal to them. On Saturday 6/27, we meet on the street to practice these skills (Location to be determined based on the weather). A moderated zoom critique of the images taken during the workshop is held on Sunday 6/27, from 10 to noon.
Ian Hunt is an award winning educator at Mid-Pacific Institute, where he has taught since 2004. He is a founding member of Hawaii’s first Street Photography Collective, HNL Street Collective (@hnlstreetcollective). His work has been featured in the PNM Contemporary Photography in Hawai‘i Exhibition in 2018 (Kaimuki Camera Award Winner), 2019 and The Arts at Mark’s Garage’s “New Normal” Exhibition. Currently, his work is included in the Los Angeles Center of Photography’s Seventh Annual “Street Photography Around the World” Exhibition. Locally, his images are on display at “Coffee Talk” in Kaimuki. www.ianhunt.space or Instagram: @iankhunt
Philippe L. Gross is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Kapi‘olani Community College and author (with S.I. Shapiro) of the best-selling book: The Tao of Photography: Seeing beyond Seeing. He started street photography in 1978 and went on winning many awards, including the first place Award in the Honolulu Magazine (four times). His images have been featured in the Honolulu Star Bulletin, Black & White Magazine, LensWork, and exhibited in local juried exhibits such as Contemporary Photography in Hawaiʻi, Artists of Hawai‘i, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce Show, and at international events including Mexico, Brazil, France, Spain, Japan, and Switzerland. philippegross.com
Friday, June 25, 6-8pm, Saturday, June 26, 3pm-sunset, and Sunday, June 27, 10am-12pm
ONLINE and on the streets
Fee: $135.00
Instructors: Ian Hunt and Philippe Gross
Street photography is the art of catching the stories of our daily life in a fraction of a second. The topics are as wide as the human experience: Humor, beauty, joy, pain, love, tenderness, the full range of emotions as well as abstract concepts through geometry and texture. In its best form, it is the art of revealing dimensions of the mundane that our habits prevent us from seeing. Through this practice, we end up discovering that our world is infinitely richer than what we are used to experiencing. However, to develop this way of seeing, the photographer must train the mind to pay attention to particular elements while remaining open to the unfolding mysteries of life.
The class explores a wide variety of styles of street photography, from which each participant will select a few to practice during the workshop.
Join Ian and Philippe as they walk the streets of Honolulu to practice the art of seeing beyond seeing.
Schedule: On Friday 6/25, in a Zoom session, we explore and discuss various styles of street photography and help participants select those that appeal to them. On Saturday 6/27, we meet on the street to practice these skills (Location to be determined based on the weather). A moderated zoom critique of the images taken during the workshop is held on Sunday 6/27, from 10 to noon.
Ian Hunt is an award winning educator at Mid-Pacific Institute, where he has taught since 2004. He is a founding member of Hawaii’s first Street Photography Collective, HNL Street Collective (@hnlstreetcollective). His work has been featured in the PNM Contemporary Photography in Hawai‘i Exhibition in 2018 (Kaimuki Camera Award Winner), 2019 and The Arts at Mark’s Garage’s “New Normal” Exhibition. Currently, his work is included in the Los Angeles Center of Photography’s Seventh Annual “Street Photography Around the World” Exhibition. Locally, his images are on display at “Coffee Talk” in Kaimuki. www.ianhunt.space or Instagram: @iankhunt
Philippe L. Gross is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Kapi‘olani Community College and author (with S.I. Shapiro) of the best-selling book: The Tao of Photography: Seeing beyond Seeing. He started street photography in 1978 and went on winning many awards, including the first place Award in the Honolulu Magazine (four times). His images have been featured in the Honolulu Star Bulletin, Black & White Magazine, LensWork, and exhibited in local juried exhibits such as Contemporary Photography in Hawaiʻi, Artists of Hawai‘i, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce Show, and at international events including Mexico, Brazil, France, Spain, Japan, and Switzerland. philippegross.com
June 30, 7-8:30 pm
ONLINE
FREE
With David Ulrich
For help with entries for Contemporary Photography in Hawaii 2020. If you need help sizing and preparing images, or want advice on images to submit, please attend this free, informative session.
To join Zoom Meeting, please click on this LINK several minutes before 7 pm. Participants will NOT be added to session after it begins.
Meeting ID: 920-0961-1957
Wednesday evenings, 6-9 pm, July 7 – September 8 (10 weeks)
TAUGHT ONLINE
Fee: $275
Instructor: David Ulrich
Refining your workflow, process, and practice holds one of the keys to making successful photographs and communicating effectively through your images. Deepen your thought and discover your best practices. Many master photographers have written about the medium of photography, highlighting elements of their own process and serving to assist other photographers and creative people. Learn to find your own very unique and personal approach through experimenting with your own process and examining the workflow of others.
What helps? What serves to open your mind and stimulate your creativity? Which of the many tools available are most compatible with your creative aims? Through selected readings from historic and contemporary photographers, assignments, critique, and dynamic class discussion, learn to refine and expand your vision and your creative possibilities.
Open to beginning and advanced photographers alike. All styles of imagery and camera types are welcome, including cell phone camera users.
Class takes place on Zoom software. Please submit 6-8 jpg images, representative of your work, for the first class. Instructor will send Zoom link and instructions for submitting images through Dropbox or Google Drive prior to the first class.
David Ulrich is a core faculty member and creative director for Pacific New Media. He is an active photographer and writer whose work has been published in numerous books and journals. Ulrich`s photographs have been exhibited internationally in over 75 exhibitions. He is the author of The Widening Stream: the Seven Stages of Creativity and Zen Camera: Creative Awakening with a Daily Practice in Photography. His new book, The Mindful Photographer: Awake in the World with a Camera, will be published by Rocky Nook press in Spring 2022. www.creativeguide.com
TAUGHT ONLINE
Fee: $225
Instructor: Sharon Heitzenroder
How to use camera controls and digital editing as an artistic form of expression.
Learn the fundamentals of using your camera while exploring editing and post processing as an expressive art form. Color, light, focus, and framing influence the way we perceive images, lending emotional, personal, and cultural meaning to our work. In this class students learn how to use their camera settings and editing software as tools for artistic expression.
Weekly slideshows, demonstrations, and discussions inform students about historical and current artistic trends, as well as build upon a foundation of technical and aesthetic skills. Students learn how to make and edit images, take part in group discussions, and participate in weekly exercises.
This 8 week class is appropriate for all levels, from beginner to advanced. Students may use their cell phone cameras. Access to a computer with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop is a requirement. Students may also use Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw in place of Lightroom.
Class takes place via Zoom software and a link is sent to participants in advance of the first session.
Sharon Heitzenroder is a fine artist, activist, and educator. She has traveled and worked internationally as a visiting artist and artist in residence at the: Kala Art Institute in California, Academie Beeldende Kunsten and Frans Masereel Centrum in Belgium, the Nagasawa Art Park in Japan, and The Nature of Cities Project in Hawaii. With an expertise in fine art, she has taught for the Academy of Art University San Francisco, Kala Art Institute, and University of California Santa Cruz, and founded IncuArts Gallery. Her work uses light, color, space, and form as transcendental modes of speech.
Wednesday evenings, 6-9 pm, July 7 – September 8 (10 weeks)
TAUGHT ONLINE
Fee: $275
Instructor: David Ulrich
Refining your workflow, process, and practice holds one of the keys to making successful photographs and communicating effectively through your images. Deepen your thought and discover your best practices. Many master photographers have written about the medium of photography, highlighting elements of their own process and serving to assist other photographers and creative people. Learn to find your own very unique and personal approach through experimenting with your own process and examining the workflow of others.
What helps? What serves to open your mind and stimulate your creativity? Which of the many tools available are most compatible with your creative aims? Through selected readings from historic and contemporary photographers, assignments, critique, and dynamic class discussion, learn to refine and expand your vision and your creative possibilities.
Open to beginning and advanced photographers alike. All styles of imagery and camera types are welcome, including cell phone camera users.
Class takes place on Zoom software. Please submit 6-8 jpg images, representative of your work, for the first class. Instructor will send Zoom link and instructions for submitting images through Dropbox or Google Drive prior to the first class.
David Ulrich is a core faculty member and creative director for Pacific New Media. He is an active photographer and writer whose work has been published in numerous books and journals. Ulrich`s photographs have been exhibited internationally in over 75 exhibitions. He is the author of The Widening Stream: the Seven Stages of Creativity and Zen Camera: Creative Awakening with a Daily Practice in Photography. His new book, The Mindful Photographer: Awake in the World with a Camera, will be published by Rocky Nook press in Spring 2022. www.creativeguide.com
TAUGHT ONLINE
Fee: $35 per session
Instructor: John LeBlanc
Wednesdays, July 14 – August 11, 7-8:30pm
TAUGHT ONLINE
Fee: $150 (or $35 per session)
Instructor: John LeBlanc
WordPress Wednesdays is a five (5) class series providing entrepreneurs, professionals and even hobbyists the skills & resources to develop attractive, functional and sustainable websites with WordPress for their business or pastime. The classes are intended for people who are looking to build, design and manage their own website. Workshop Topics:
Register for only this session
Prerequisite: Confidence operating a web browser such as Chrome, Safari, or Firefox
John LeBlanc is an independent WordPress specialist and web developer. He’s been developing websites and web content management solutions professionally since 1997, serving as the first staff webmaster at CBS in Boston.
Thursday, July 15, 7-9pm
ONLINE with Zoom software
FREE
PNM sponsors ongoing response and critique sessions led by photographer David Ulrich and others. This is a time for photographers and students to come together, dialogue, and share work.
Please prepare 8-10 examples (12 images is the absolute maximum) of your work and place them in a folder. Please be sure to save your files as JPG’s with a maximum file size of 2-3 megabytes — larger files take too long to load. And, please make sure your images are in a folder with your first and last name on it. Do not attempt to upload individual images. Also, please title your images with your initials or name.
Email your entire folder to pnmphoto@gmail.com at least two hours before the critique, by 5 pm, July 15. Work that comes in after the deadline will not be reviewed.
The session begins at 7 pm and we are not able to admit those that come late.
Here is the Zoom link:
Pacific New Media is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Pacific New Media’s Personal Meeting Room
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5993781603
Meeting ID: 599 378 1603
Participants are encouraged to join in the dialogue with each other’s work and plan to stay for the duration of the session.
Free. No registration. Please join us.