On 14 Jul 2001 12:33:51 -, Johan Schoone wrote:
The `Centre for Arts' [...] also offer a studio workshop (one day
and one evening, some 2 weeks apart).
Thanks for the information, Johan. That sounds almost what I am
seeking. Unfortunately, being able to attend both of sessions would
Dan.Were are you located? I am in Ontario Canada
Dave
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From: D. Sheetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 17:24:50 -0400
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Subject: RE: Classrooms
Dave, I took a course at our local Community Colege years, and I found it to
be very
Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13 Jul 2001 16:45:56 -, Johan Schoone wrote:
You wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has taken any classes offered
at night through a local highschool or college?
I did, at the `Centre for Arts' (Centrum voor de Kunsten) in Eindhoven.
Do you know
Dave The hi-school classes are a bit basic and I have
yet to find a decent part time night course at a
College but if you find on in the Toronto GTA let me
know I need lots of help with composition and
lighting.
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Just wondering if anyone has taken any
You wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has taken any classes offered
at night through a local highschool or college?
I did, at the `Centre for Arts' (Centrum voor de Kunsten) in Eindhoven.
I'd be interested in taking one involving portrait/lighting
with some darkroom instruction,as i'd like to
Too bad we didn't get the Olympics. Let's hope it
serves for a good purpose in Beijing.
I know that Humber College offers general interest
courses and has also a certification program
(http://cecal.humberc.on.ca/photo/index.html). I've
been unsuccessfully trying to free up some time to do
it.
Hi,
studio portrait lighting, at least as a beginner, is pretty simple. You
should be able to pick up the basics in a couple of hours at most. After
that you're probably better off spending time in the studio doing your own
experiments.
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Bob
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