How to Find Any Photo in 15 Seconds Using Lightroom with Jeremy TenHaken
If you use Photoshop CC, you are already paying for LightRoom CC. Why not put it to work?
LightRoom’s abilities to organize are (almost) infinite. 5 different star ratings x 5 color ratings x 3 flag status = 75 categories….and that’s just a bare beginning.
Learn how to prioritize which photos to work on and how to store outtakes where you could find them (if needed), without ever seeing or sorting through them again. Learn how to use collections to categorize by subject or date without the need for multiple copies or extra folders.
The class will be held at Whole Hog Cafe in Fiesta Square in Fayetteville.
As a child, Jeremy TenHaken found much solace in nature. The elegant and intricate designs in the plant and mineral worlds fascinated him. He was captivated by the ever-changing sky, the fanciful shapes of clouds, and the colors of sunrise and sunset. Growing up on the western shore of Lake Michigan, he marveled at the power of the storms, the serenity of an occasional unbroken calm surface and the rock beaches with rounded stones brought south by the last ice age.
In his career, Jeremy specialized in remediation of problem in people’s homes. Situations which could not be easily repaired required him to think outside the box, well before the phrase was coined.
After years of studying both digital photography and current post production techniques, he has been led to create bodies of work utilizing his keen sense of observation, informed by his unique view of his surroundings. He prefers to immerse himself in projects for long periods of time and compile a body of work which will guide the viewer into a new perspective of his subject.
Recent works include “Oversaturated in the Mid-Tones: a Glimpse of Cuba” and “Abandoned Art”, a study of automotive ornamentation abandoned outdoors and exposed to decades of neglect. He is currently working on “Tenacity: a Study of the Ancient Bristlecone Pines”, which will familiarize the viewer with these amazing 4,000-year-old trees. A new subject in mind, he is working to complete “Tenacity” before moving forward.
Recent venues for completed works include the PSNWA Gallery & Studio and the lobby of the Bank of Fayetteville.
Class – Photographing Fireworks
Want to know how to get those streaks of fireworks? Eager to photograph special July 4 events? This class will provide insight on how to photograph fireworks, from huge displays to at-home celebrations. This class accompanies the PSNWA Fireworks Shoot at Arvest Ballpark on June 9, but can be taken separately as well. Instructor Melissa L. Jones will offer suggestions on equipment, settings and general know-how for fireworks photography. For those planning to attend the shoot the next night, she’ll provide special insight into the home of the Northwest Arkansas Naturals, including the best places in the ballpark to shoot (when you’re not attending as a PSNWA member with a special pass) and the best times to get the best shows.
The class will take place at 7 p.m. at the PSNWA Gallery & Studio, 207 NE Second Street in Bentonville, on June 8, 2017.
Adobe Photoshop for Portraiture with Wendy Dunn
I will be walking through my portrait processing workflow from beginning to end. This includes tips and tricks for producing beautiful finished portraits in the time-efficient process.
Among the topics covered will be; color balance, color cast, skin retouching, cropping for impact and enhancing images through the use of actions.
Prerequisites: Must have a basic understanding of Adobe Photoshop
Wendy Dunn Bio
Wendy is a 40 year Fayetteville resident who runs a full time portrait and commercial photography studio in Northwest Arkansas. Her specialties are seniors and newborns, but she also photographs commercial products, families, children, and has a successful professional headshot niche.
Wendy is a 12 year member of the PSNWA, a PSNWA Fellow, and has served on the Board of Directors for ten years in various positions. She has been recognized three times by the readers of Celebrate Magazine as Northwest Arkansas’ best photographer, and has also been a finalist for Best Photographer in Northwest Arkansas Online’s readers poll. Her work with seniors has been recognized nationally by Senior Style Guide, Modern Seniors, and Senior Year Magazine. She will be featured this May by Bokeh Magazine, a general photography enthusiast magazine sold through Apple Stores
Introduction to the Exposure Triangle
Instructor: Daryl Chappell
If you’re tired of shooting in your camera’s basic modes and want to learn how to take more control of your images, then this class is for you.
Class Instructor: John Baltz
This is a short hour long class to prepare you for the Flowers in the Studio event. We will cover the basics of what you will need to know to successfully photograph flowers in the studio, including how to use the strobes, setting a custom white balance, and some unique tricks.