Friday, November 4 and Saturday, November 5, 2022
The Wide Angle Photo Club is proud to announce three FREE seminars on Friday and Saturday during this year’s show. They will be conducted in the J. Earl Bowden Building which is right next to Voices of Pensacola. There will be signs directing you to the largest classroom in the building.
Lorelei White, Friday November 4, 5:30-7:30 PM
“Tips, Insight, and Advice to Entering Photography Contests“
Lorelei White, award winning photographer and judge will spend the evening presenting her tips, insight, and advice to entering photography contests. She will discuss how to narrow down selections, prepare images, setting expectations, and share her experience as a judge. Lorelei has nine years’ experience with winning many awards from small to large international photography contests. She will also provide image critiquing at the end of the class. If you would like to have you photo critiqued, please provide Christy Draper one image before November 4, 2022 . One image per class participant.
Kevin Hong, Saturday November 5, 10:00-11:00 AM
“The Art of Storytelling”
In today’s world there are many ways to tell a story using photography and video. During this presentation, Kevin will focus on some tips and techniques on how to get your story published for a magazine. He’ll venture into the sky and look what it takes to do an air-to-air photo shoot. There’s more to the story of aviation than just shooting aircraft. Additionally, if you ever wanted to create a coffee table book, Kevin will also discuss what it takes to create one as he takes you back in time sharing some of his stories from his book “Daks Over Normandy”, a journey back to Normandy, France, on the Anniversary of D-Day.
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Kevin Lehmann, Saturday November 5, 1:00-2:00 PM
“Better Photos Through Composition“
As most photographers know, the are basic compositional elements we can use to improve our photography (rule of thirds, balance, etc). However, there are several others which can be used, either as a stand alone composition or in conjunction with one or more other elements. Many photographers, especially newer ones, may stick to a couple of favorites and seasoned professionals may have forgot a few, as we all can get stuck in our ways. This seminar will act as a reminder of various compositional elements and new ones for the beginner.