This theme includes focusing on the essence and emotional impact of your subject and working with the art of minimalism in your compositions and lighting to ensure that what you experienced when you made your photo is felt by those who view it. It is about simplicity, precision, stillness, and mood—not so much what should be “in” the photo, but more about what should be removed.
We will do class exercises to learn how to really connect with your subjects and will review “assignments” in class to guide you on the path to the power of minimalism. We will finish with a presentation of your final project.
This virtual course will be held over three sessions giving you time to practise and hone your skills.
Session I: Monday 2 November
Session II: Monday 16 November
Session III: Monday 30 November
The price for all three sessions, held on Zoom will be included in the initial fee.
You will be automatically registered for all three sessions when you register for the first one.
The Zoom link will be sent in the 7-day and 1-day reminder emails.
Refund for cancellation is available until 28 October.
Requirements:
- For photography and art lovers of all levels.
- Suitable both iPhones and cameras.
Students can expect to:
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Become familiar with photography best practices
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Learn techniques for focusing on the essence of a subject and for approaching each composition with minimalism in mind
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Participate in a friendly critique session of their work
About the Instructor
Meredith Mullins is a popular photo instructor and fine-art photography mentor, an internationally exhibited photographer, and a winner of international photography competitions, including the Grand Concours Photo sur Paris, PX3 Competition, Julia Margaret Cameron Award, Photographer’s Forum, and Worldwide Gala Photo Awards. She is the author of the award-winning book In a Paris Moment, a leader of photo adventure tours, and the Co-Founder and Director of the International Fine Art Photography Competition.
https://meredithmullins.artspan.com
Photo Credits: Meredith Mullins