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| Enrollment
Information |
To enroll in the spring workshop call 760-872-1565 or
go online to www.cerrocoso.edu/coyoteconnection.
If you haven't registered as a student before, click the
Admission/Update button.
For further information or a class outline contact John
Wilson at 872-8234 or send an e-mail to www.aperture395@aol.com.
Facilities at the Cerro Coso campuses include individual
student computers, flat screen monitors, and CD and DVD
burners. Film and flat bed scanners are also available. |
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| Housing
for Mammoth Workshops 2006 |
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~ $30 per night per person. |
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Apartment-style lodging, 3 bedroom, 3 bath units with
fully equipped, furnished kitchens and cable TV. No daily
maid service available. Beds outfitted with linens and
a bath towel is provided. |
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Each person will have a twin bed in a bedroom that sleeps
2 people. (Units will be booked as demand dictates with
6 participants in each unit.) Units will be set up as
all male and all female roomate situations. |
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Those interested should call 1.877.934.3717 between 9am
and 6pm. Reserve a space at this time with a credit card. |
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Those seeking more privacy can rent a whole room for $60/night
however there is not enough availability to rent entire
units this way. |
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When registering for housing, reference yourself as "Photography
Institute" participant. |
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For questions, contact the Eastern Sierra Center at 760.934.2875.
Space is limited for housing and the workshop so register
early! |
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| Class
- Fall 2006 enrollment |
Introduction
to Photography and Digital Darkroom
(Listed under “Art” in the college catalog.) |
3
Credit Units |
Meets
twice/week starting late August 2006. Each class is 3
hrs. |
| Fall
2006 Mammoth Campus, Spring 2007 Bishop Campus |
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| Description:
Topics to be covered include use of the camera controls
for creative effects, exposure techniques, compositional
elements, and the role that light plays in affecting the
photograph. Students will also learn the procedures necessary
to convert images to photo enlargements utilizing the
computer including Adobe photo shop and the inkjet printer.
The class will also survey the history of photography
and its affect on photography today. |
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| THE
ART OF SEEING - LANDSCAPE WORKSHOPS |
| Descripton:
This course covers the craft and aesthetic considerations
of landscape photography in a workshop setting. Students
will participate in daily field trips, where they will
have the opportunity to practice the craft elements
of photography discussed in class and to explore a personal
approach to landscape photography. Topics to be covered
include recognizing how different light affects the
photographed image and controlling or modifying light
to achieve a specific result. Some time will also be
devoted to other elements of landscape photography,
including element of composition, use of flash and close-up
equipment.
The phases I, II, and III elements of the workshop are
designed to concurrently allow students to participate
in the workshops at different skill levels. Each phase
will explore different techniques utilized in landscape
photography and depending on your experience you can
participate in one of the three phases during the workshop
and a different phase at a future workshop.
Phase 1: Basic landscape techniques.
Phase II: Techniques for using split-neutral density
filters.
Phase III: LIght modifying techniques (fill-flash &
use of reflectors) and use of close-up equipment. |
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Workshop Summer 2006 Enrollment ends June
30, 2006*. |
| The
Art of Seeing - Landscape Photography - Mountains |
July
7-10, 2006 |
| CRN
number: TBA |
Course
number: TBA |
1
Unit |
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| Bishop
Campus |
Class
Dates: The class meets on Thursday, July 7th
from 5:30 to 8:30 for a lecture, orientation, and introductions.
Photo shoots will occur on Friday and Saturday from dawn
to 8:30 followed by a lecture and photo critique from
10:30 to 1:30, a second photo shoot will occur from 4:00
until dark. Sunday, July 10th, a final lecture and critique
will be given from 9:30 until 12:30.
Possible field trip locations include;
Little Lakes Valley, McGee Creek, Saddlebag Lake
region,
Toulome Meadows, and Mono Lake. Hiking
up to 4 miles round trip will be a part of this workshop.
*If unable to register by June 30, 2006, enroll at the
first workshop meeting. |
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Workshops Fall 2006 |
| The
Art of Seeing - Landscape Photography - Fall Colors |
| CRN
number: TBA |
Course
number: TBA |
1
Unit |
Sept.
21-24, 2006 |
| Mammoth
Campus |
Class
Dates: The class meets on Thursday, Sept. 21st
from 5:30 to 8:30 for a lecture, orientation, and introductions.
Photo shoots will occur on Friday and Saturday from dawn
to 8:30 followed by a lecture and photo critique from
10:30 to 1:30, a second photo shoot will occur from 4:00
until dark. Sunday, Sept. 24th, a final lecture and critique
will be given from 9:30 until 12:30.
Possible field trip locations include; McGee
Creek, Rock Creek, Sherwin Creek, June Lake and Lee Vining
areas, and a sunset on Mono Lake. Minimal hiking. |
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Workshops Fall 2006 |
| The
Art of Seeing - Landscape Photography - Fall Colors |
| CRN
number: TBA |
Course
number: TBA |
1
Unit |
Oct.
5-8, 2006 |
| Bishop
Campus |
Class
Dates: The class meets on Thursday, Oct. 5th
from 5:30 to 8:30 for a lecture, orientation, and introductions.
Photo shoots will occur on Friday and Saturday from dawn
to 8:30 followed by a lecture and photo critique from
10:30 to 1:30, a second photo shoot will occur from 4:00
until dark. Sunday, Oct. 8th, a final lecture and critique
will be given from 9:30 until 12:30.
Possible field trip locations include;
Bishop Creek Drainage including North, South, and Subrina
Lake, Bishop Creek, and a sunset in the Bristlecone Pines.
Minimal hiking. |
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Equipment & Supplies |
| Students
will need an adjustable camera, film or digital, that
allows manually setting the shutter, aperture, and focus.
Those students shooting film will need a minimum of four
rolls of 36 exposure (E-6) slide film. A tripod is also
required and a polarizing filter highly recommended. Those
students taking phase II will require a split neutral
density filter, and those taking phase III will require
close-up lens, a reflector/diffuser kit, and electronic
flash. |
| Suggested
Personal Items |
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Layered clothing for temperatures ranging from 32 degrees
to 90 degrees, water, hiking boots, sunscreen, hat, mosquito
repellent. |
