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Note: The class meets on Wednesdays, Sep 6–Nov 8 from 9am-5pm ET. There will be lectures and demonstrations in the morning (9am-12:30pm), followed by supervised lab and studio time in the afternoon (1:30-5pm).

This studio course is designed for students concentrating in digital photography and video. Students learn to use their cameras to capture, organize and process monochrome digital images and video. The primary tools used in this course are Adobe’s Lightroom and Photoshop, and they, along with basic editing software, will be covered. Students explore techniques, materials, and processes of digital output to paper and screen. Each student presents a final portfolio or video for evaluation.

A minimum enrollment of 5 students is required.

Image Credit: ©Jacklyn Grad,  Header Image: ©Madhura Srinivas

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Instructor: Kari Wehrs

Kari Wehrs is a photo based artist and educator. She received her MFA in photography from Arizona State University in the spring of 2018.

As a child, Kari spent hours flipping through her Grandmother’s family photo albums that dated from the late 1800s to the mid 1900s. The photographs were compiled neatly, often with handwritten notations, which suggested to her that they were precious objects. Wanting to see the details of each image, Kari often examined the photographs with her Grandmother’s magnifying glass. She found the idea that time could be recorded and “held” in photographs to be truly fascinating.

Kari is currently the Photography Program Chair at Maine Media College in Rockport, Maine. Prior to this, she had been associated with Maine Media since 2008, and has been a workshops instructor since 2012.