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For those of you who, for some reason, have not 'experienced the adventure' with me on one of my safaris, you now have the opportunity to learn how to see through the eyes of an artist, by attending this 2-day workshop in Dallas, TX. Mzungu on assignment in the Congo with two of his armed security guards. Who is Mzungu? (more info & bio) Learning to See through the Eyes of an Artist Without my knowing it, my mother warped my mind! She was an artist (Certified Copyist at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC). Beginning in my early childhood, she surreptitiously caused me to see through the eyes of an artist without my realizing it. Later in life, as I became more deeply involved in photography, I began to realize that my view of the world was somehow “different” . Now I have come to believe that my success as a photographer is tied irrevocably to this way of "seeing the world”. I love to sharing the joy of learning how to see with other photographers. |
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THREE WORKSHOP DATES March 8-9, 2008 - CLOSED (Wait List) March 15-16, 2008
Class size limited
to 20 students to allow for personal attention.
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First Day - Saturday, February 23: 9:00 AM to Noon - Meet at My Studio 105 in the South Side on Lamar (SSOL).* Throughout the morning, we will be discussing exactly what it means to be seeing though the eyes of an artist. Lots of examples and discussion.
Second Day - Sunday, March 2
*South Side is a loft style residence with artist studios in the old Sears distribution center south of downtown Dallas. Inside and out, it has architectural details galore, lighting to die for, a fantastic roof top view including downtown, and loads of atmospheric backdrops for models and still lives.
I attended Roger Moore's two-day workshop on digital photography on 3/4 June 2006. Roger is very knowledgeable in all aspects of the subject and is able to impart his knowledge to students in a way that turns a sometimes technical subject into a pleasurable learning experience. I began the workshop with a small point and shoot digital camera and was so inspired by him that I now own a digital SLR and am determined to pursue the "art of Photography" seriously. I recommend his workshops to the "raw" beginner (pun intended) as well as the experienced. All will benefit. Dennis P McMahon Great, really enjoyed our laid back approach. I think that the field trip and the use of the before and after photos to highlight the key ideas for composition and/or ideas for manipulation/modification, worked very well. Roger Kaye I would definitely take another of your workshops. I liked the fact that it was so easy to ask questions of you as a professional photographer and the patience of your explanations. Within the varying experience of the students you were very good at sharing your knowledge in simplified terms. Wendy Rutledge I came to this seminar as a camera/photography virgin. Two days later I leave as a semi-confident user of digital photography, thanks to Roger. Roger was available at any time for questions and he unfailingly spent time with each person explaining the variations of their cameras and concerns with their photography. Betty Rice
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