People gathered around a woman posing for a photograph standing on the street in a ballgown.

Street Photography: A Praxis

NC630-01

Start Date

03/28

Time

10am–1pm

Room

Tower 603

End Date

05/17

Meeting Day

Friday, March 28, zoom mtg and Saturdays

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Traditionally, street photography is an established method of documentary investigation made popular in the 20th century by greats such as Eugene Atget and Walker Evans.  Following the Second World War, photographers like Robert Frank, Garry Winogrand, and Diane Arbus began to look at photography and the street in very different and less conventional ways. The theater of the street and the man-altered landscape offers the photographer a wide range of possibilities and presents useful challenges.  Photographer Michael Hintlian will host a hands-on street photography workshop with a comprehensive look at producing bodies of work.  Serious work depends not only on equipment and shooting but the editing that follows, for this reason the workshop will alternate between weeks of shooting on locations and open critique for editing and reviewing content.

On location weeks, class will meet at a predetermined location in Boston where each photographer will work independently, the following week the class will meet in the classroom to review and edit work from that week.

Photographers will want a working technical knowledge of their equipment and the use of digital imaging software to get the broadest value of the workshop.  Although occasional technical material will be discussed or given reference, the workshop will not be technical in nature.

*The shooting days will be walking intensive, proper footwear and attire suitable to current weather conditions is recommended.

This class meets on campus and off-site.

Please have a digital camera with exposure settings, an auto or manual focus lens, and some familiarity with post-processing software such as Adobe Lightroom or equivalent.

First meeting, Friday, March 28, ZOOM, 7 – 9pm
Orientation and assignments

Saturdays, 10am – 1pm as follows

April 5, Tower 603
April 12, location meeting
April 19, Tower 603
April 26, location meeting
May 3, Tower 603
May 10, location meeting
May 17, Tower 603

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Michael Hintlian

Michael Hintlian is an American photographer based in Boston.  He was educated at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts.  Winner of two Traveling Scholarships from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Hintlian’s work has appeared in major U.S. dailies and international periodicals, and has been widely exhibited and collected.  His photo-documentary Digging: The Workers … Read more

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