Workshops
Guided by April Milani, unlock the creative power of double exposure in Photoshop or with your camera to craft visually striking narratives and elevate your visual storytelling.
Dates:
Jul 9, 2024 - Aug 1, 2024
Levels:
Beginner,
Intermediate,
Workshop Fee: $795
Workshop Duration: 16 hours over 8 sessions (Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11:30am-1:30pm ET)
Workshop Location: Online
Class Size: 15
Note: This workshop will be held in a live, online format utilizing the Zoom platform.
Class meets Tuesdays & Thursdays, Jul 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 & Aug 1 from 11:30am-1:30pm ET.
Does creating double or multiple exposures intrigue you? Have you tried to create them in camera but got discouraged? Maybe the thought of tackling Photoshop is a little intimidating? Trust me – I’ve been there and know just how to get you over the learning curve.
Whether it’s in camera (digital or film) or in Photoshop – no problem. I will show you how to navigate through the tools you need without stress or fear. Learn how to add depth, dimension, and story with images of shadows and light that you see in your everyday life.
Using multiple exposures in your art gives you a different way to tell your story, add texture, and add life! Join me as I show you how to do in-camera multiple exposures, create them in Photoshop, and find another area of your creative voice.
Students should study how to set up their camera to be able to create double exposures and may contact the instructor after they’ve registered for class if they need assistance.
All images copyright April Milani.
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Instructor: April Milani
April is a retired military wife and homeschooling mom of two wild boys. April is not afraid to go out and try something new, even if she fails. She’s still won because she didn’t let fear stop her. April is human; she makes mistakes; she is perfectly imperfect; she is saved by grace. Her saying this year is, “Don’t feed the fears.”
As with almost everything else that touches her life, April is rarely satisfied with only taking on hobbies and doing things for fun. She can’t learn just the basics of something and move on, April has to fully immerse herself and know the art form inside and out. So after the spark of photography was re-ignited, April studied and completed the photography course offered at the New York Institute of Photography (NYIP). Since then she has gone off on so many rabbit trails, April never knows what path she will take next. All of the trails she goes down have their own set of artistic challenges, some more than others. April’s life journey, and the lessons she learns along the way, are what continually draw her in. It is the not knowing what there is to see that takes April down the next trail.