This workshop is designed around "seeing" the print. It takes students through the process of creating fine prints from their digital files. The main focus of the class is teaching what a print needs to look like and how to get there so it will be successful as a fine photographic print. Students work on correct image capture, RAW conversion, file prep, color management and the tools within Photoshop to make a print the way it needs to be. This class is for intermediate through advanced. A basic understanding of Photoshop is helpful and a prerequsite of Digital Printing Techniques: The Basics is encouraged.
Students should bring an assortment of RAW images to work on throughout the week. Some new work will be made during this workshop depending on the weather.
Bob Korn, owner of Bob Korn Imaging, is a master photographic and digital printmaker. Over the past thirty years, he has adapted to the constant change of techniques and technology while developing an eye which can see color like no other. Bob’s prints can be found in every major collection throughout the world, including the Getty, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian. With work shown in such varied and illustrious museums, he truly is a highly prolific artist.