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NEW WORKSHOP ~ HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR ARTWORK
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Elaine Fleck Gallery

NEW WORKSHOP ~ HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR ARTWORK

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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Transform Your Portfolio & Showcase Your Artwork at Its Best

Transform your portfolio and showcase your creations exactly as they were meant to be seen with an exclusive masterclass presented by Gary Ray Rush. Designed specifically for visual artists, this step-by-step course eliminates the guesswork of art documentation.

Learn how to master correct exposure, true-to-life colour, sharpness and accurate perspective using either your smartphone or a professional camera.

You’ll develop a standardized, repeatable workflow that you can use each and every time you photograph your artwork—giving you the confidence to create consistent, professional-quality images of your work.

CLASS 1 — LIGHTING YOUR ARTWORK

Learn how to set up a suitable space and correctly light artwork for photography. Discover techniques for controlling reflections, shadows and uneven illumination, and learn how to capture accurate, true-to-life colours.

CLASS 2 — CAMERA & PHONE TECHNIQUES

Learn how to take control of your camera or smartphone to produce consistent, high-quality photographs of your artwork. Master exposure, white balance, focus and perspective, then put your skills into practice by photographing multiple artworks.

CLASS 3 — LIGHTROOM WORKFLOW

Learn how to import your photographs into Adobe Lightroom and make precise adjustments to exposure, colour, contrast and other important image characteristics. Develop a repeatable post-production workflow for preparing your artwork photographs.

CLASS 4 — FILES, EXPORT & COPYRIGHT

Learn the correct file formats, colour settings and export options for prints, publications, websites and screen viewing. Discover how to properly export and rename files, organize your images, and add appropriate copyright and creator information to your photographs.


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