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Photography, like painting, is all about composition! Learn from paintings and photographs via Zoom!
Quick Details
Whether you have a brand new titanium 48 megapixel iPhone 15 Pro/Max, or even an iPhone 14, 13, or 12, join us for a motivating, 2-hour hands-on workshop via Zoom to learn how to take great photos with your iPhone. Topics include: an introduction to the basic (and advanced) photographic functions of your phone; how to use little know features to drastically improve your photography; and an overview of the most important rules of composition and how/why they affect your photos.
Course Topics:
• Set up and use of the basic photography features of your phones
• Introduction of the advanced shooting features, including ProRAW, photographic styles, Smart HDR 4 (along with high quality Cinematic mode, ProRes and Macro video, Action mode, etc.)
• Shooting in difficult situations (i.e., low light portraiture),
• Using the tremendous editing features of your phones
• Discussion and demo of creative composition tips and suggestions for better results
• Various apps that can complement your iPhone photography (when and why to use)
Here’s what one Zoomfarian had to say about the iPhone Zoomfari:
“So I had the virtual iPhone class with Elody today, and it was fantastic. Sooooooo much I did not know regarding the photographic capabilities of my IPhone 14 Pro Max!!!” P. Ellis. Lexington VA
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- Your iPhone (with the new iOS 16 installed, charged and ready!) Note: Emphasis will be on the features of the iPhone 14 Pro/Max as well as the 13 Pro/Max, but all iPhones are welcome (and all features/differences will be addressed)
- Pen and Paper,
- A computer or iPad with Zoom
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On Zoom, from the comfort of your home! Login Credentials will be sent after registration.
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Elody Crimi is an award-winning photographer and instructor, specializing in landscape and fine art photography. Her studio, Davanti Photo, offers both photographic services and workshops for the digital camera, as well as Photoshop, HDR, Smartphone photography and private instruction. She is also the Photo Curator in the Archives Dept. at Washington National Cathedral, and the co-author of Jewels of Light, the guide to the stained-glass windows at the Cathedral and recently was the production manager (plus contributing writer, editor, photographer, and photo editor) of a new book on Rowan LeCompte entitled: “Rowan LeCompte, Master of Stained Glass” to be released on Sept. 29th. She has a BA in Art from Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois and received her certificate in Professional Photography from the Washington School of Photography. In addition, she was with Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) for 37 years in the Creative Services Division in various managerial and financial roles.