Mobile Phone Photography 101
Sunday, February 26 & March 5, 2023
2-Session Workshop | 9:30 - 11:30 am
Back by popular demand, Mobile Phone Photography 101!
Everyone loves taking photos with their phone, but most of us don't know how to take truly great photos.
Discover how to take advantage of composition techniques and guidelines that will allow you to take photos that will rival even the best DSLRs under the guidance of instructor Hesam Rezaei. This 2-session Mobile Phone Photography workshop will give you the confidence and expertise to express your creativity and practice your photography skills using only your phone!
Instructor: Hesam Rezaei, MFA, has more than 10 years of experience in teaching photography.
Mobile Phone Photography 101
February 26 & March 5, 2023
9:30 - 11:30 AM
Registration fee: $75 + tax
What You Will Learn:
How to effectively use your mobile phone for photography.
How to use your mobile phone to take photos with a better exposure.
How to take photos in different light settings and situations.
When to use high dynamic range (HDR) and when to shoot in RAW format.
When to use flash.
How to approach photo composition.
How to execute panorama and 360° mobile photography.
How to effectively use photo editing apps on your mobile phone.
Requirements
Having the enthusiasm to learn photography, practice and do homework.
Have a smart phone equipped with a camera.
No prior knowledge of photography is required.
Maximum of 15 registrants. Limited spots are available.
About The Instructor
Hesam Rezaei is an artist and art instructor. English literature as a field of study for his B.A. let him experience a kind of photography that could be equivalent to poetry. He has a master’s degree in fine arts from the University of Calgary.
While he considers practicing photography as an epistemological journey, most of his works focus on pedagogic, collaborative, and participatory arts with an eye on the meaning of perception. The key concept in practicing photography for him is confronting and understanding different perceptions. Following contemporary Art theories, he brings his photography classes to participatory pedagogic artworks. He thinks being an Art teacher and being an Artist simultaneously means producing as well as teaching.