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Workshop (In-Person): Photographing your Artwork, with Erik Gehring

10/19/2022 02:00 PM - 04:00 PM ET

Category

Workshop

Admission

  • $40.00  -  Member
  • $50.00  -  Non Member

Location

Kathryn Schultz Gallery
25R Lowell Street
Cambridge, MA 02138

Description

 

Photographing Your Artwork, with Erik Gehring

Wednesday, October 19  (2:00-4:00pm) In-Person

 

Artists need high-quality digital images for promotional purposes, as well as for submission to exhibits and other opportunities to display your artwork. This hands-on workshop is designed to teach artists how to create these images, using the tools they have at hand, particularly their cell phone camera and/or point and shoot camera. Following an instructional period on basic principles, participants will have the opportunity to create their own images of their own art under the tutelage of the workshop instructor.

 

Participants Should Plan to Bring to the Workshop:

  • Cell phone or point and shoot camera, and knowledge of how to use that camera.

  • One piece of their artwork (either 2- or 3-dimensional) that they plan to photograph. 

    • Artworks can be framed and behind glass

 

Maximum number of attendees: 10

 

About Erik Gehring

Erik Gehring is a freelance photographer who specializes in trees and natural landscapes.  He is the current Education Coordinator at the Hyde Park Art Association, and he is a past President of the Boston Camera Club.  He lives in the Roslindale neighborhood of Boston with his wife Julie and sons Carl and William.  Although Erik enjoys photographing natural environments all over New England, his favorite destination is Boston’s Arnold Arboretum.

Erik’s work has appeared in Yankee Magazine, AMC’s Outdoors, Northern Woodlands, the Boston Globe, the Boston Metro, the Cape Cod Times, E the Environmental Magazine, and other publications.  He has shown his fine art prints at galleries throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

Erik also has lectured and taught classes at the Arboretum, the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, the Eliot School in Jamaica Plain, the Concord Art Association, the Hyde Park Art Association, and many different camera clubs throughout New England.

(Photo credit: Jeff Perrott, http://jeffperrott.com)

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