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Chromogenic Print 138 cm x 125 cm
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Understanding digital colour: workshop with TIM HANDFIELD
Monash Gallery of Art
Saturday 05 March 2011 to Saturday 05 March 2011
TIM HANDFIELD is back! With a workshop for visual artists exploring digital colour. This full-day workshop is aimed at those of an intermediate skill-level with basic photoshop experience. This step-by-step workshop will open up new horizions for creative expression.
Understanding digital colour will provide visual artists with the foundation knowledge to use digital photography in an expressive way to control digital colour from conception through to the final print or multimedia presentation of their work. The day is divided into four sessions addressing different aspects of the topic:
- What is colour?
- How does the eye work?
- Working with digital colour
- The digital colour print
Places are limited and bookings are essential call 03 8544 0500
BOOKINGS CLOSE 26 FEBRUARY – minimum numbers are required for this class to run – so book early!
Class costs include lunch by Lamp and comprehensive notes
$135 Friends of MGA
$155 General public
Understanding Digital Colour provides an excellent framework for getting the most out of Introduction to Photoshop Masters – Save $30 when you book both sessions together.
ABOUT TIM HANDFIELD
Tim is a fine art photographer of thirty years experience, with nineteen years in digital photography. He has many years of experience in both analogue and digital printing as the founder of The Colour Factory, which he managed from 1980 to 1992.
In these digital photography workshops, Tim draws on his experience to enable participants to gain new insights and develop their skills in digital photography and image processing to produce superb print ready files.
