Whether you’ve been photographing for years or just starting out, creating an online presence is the best way to get your work out to the world. Building a website and social networking used to be painstaking tasks. Now with the newest online tools and features at our fingertips we are all able to showcase our work and network with our audience more easily and inexpensively then ever before.
In this workshop, students learn how to use online tools to create and market their work. Topics covered are: websites, Facebook, Twitter, blogging, Linked-In, Flickr and many more. In-class instruction consists of preparation of images and or videos for the web and exploring website templates. Students leave this workshop with a solid understanding of how to best use the available tools to properly and safely network their online presence.
Class Needs:
An existing body of work to use during class time (photos and or videos)
Macintosh computers will be provided
Prerequisite:
Students are required to have basic computer skills.
Born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Juan is a nature and wildlife photographer, whose passion is photographing our worlds magnificent wildlife and natural features. Juan is a strong supporter of wildlife and natural habitat conservation and is a member of several conservation organizations. Though private individuals purchase photos directly from him, Juan donates his images to non-profit organizations with nature and wildlife preservation missions. Juan never ceases to be amazed by the natural subjects he photographs and hopes that sharing his photographs will inspire others to appreciate and respect natural life.