HDR and Beyond: Exquisite Control from Capture to Print
Dan Burkholder
May 10 - May 14, 2010
High Dynamic Range imaging (HDR) is one of the most exciting developments in the recent history of photography. Thanks to digital HDR techniques, photographers can now capture scenes with extreme contrast that would overwhelm film or single-digital capture, such as dark interiors with sunlit windows or landscapes with deep shadows and bright highlights. In this workshop, participants learn how to shoot and process HDR captures while precisely controlling the full range of color and contrast in each image.
Dan guides participants through the easy, recipe-like steps for capturing high-contrast scenes for HDR processing. We learn how to make HDR part of our creative workflow and delve into the exciting world of 32-bit images. Participants explore new selection and masking skills to create striking color and detail in our HDR images. We learn how to use color management options to create prints that match the images on our monitors, banishing printing surprises once and for all, and print our new HDR images on luxurious archival inkjet papers. Dan’s knowledge, energy, and humor provide a motivating environment where we learn to combine HDR’s distinctive look with our own photographic style to produce images with a personal stamp of creativity.
Instructor(s)
Dan Burkholder has been teaching digital imaging workshops for 15 years at such venues as the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego; The Royal Photographic Society in Madrid, International Center of Photography, and Santa Fe Photographic Workshops. Dan’s award-winning book, Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing, has become a standard resource in the fine-art photography community. His latest book, The Color of Loss, documents the flooded interiors of post-Katrina New Orleans and is the first coffee-table book entirely produced using HDR methods. This is his eighth year teaching at the Workshops. His Web site address is www.danburkholder.com.
Who Should Attend:
Advanced Amateurs and Professionals
What You Should Know:
Proficient in digital workflow; working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop; see Photoshop Requirements in the General Information
Special Notes:
Computer workstations are provided in the digital lab
Accommodations Available:
On-campus housing not available. Click here for "Suggested Accommodations in Santa Fe."
Tuition & Fees:
Tuition: $1,125.00
Location, Materials, and Digital Lab Fee: $170.00
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