Los Angeles Street Photo Workshop-- November 2012
Los Angeles Streets
PHOTOGRAPHING THE STREETS OF LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES ARTS DISTRICT / EAST LOS ANGELES - PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP - NOVEMBER 10, 2012
Learn how to photograph the moment while exploring the streets and culture of Los Angeles, California.
-SEE PHOTOS FROM THE LOS ANGELES STREET WORKSHOP HERE
-PHOTOS OF THE ARTS DISTRICT HERE
-AND HERE.
Keith Skelton, photo workshop instructor and photojournalist, is leading a one-day photo workshop on the streets of Los Angeles, specifically to the Los Angeles Arts District, LA Chinatown, Highland Park and Boyle Heights in East Los Angeles. Workshop participants will meet in the morning at the Los Angeles Union Station (Amtrak station) and then head to The Arts District, near Little Tokyo. A full-day of photo activities is planned with stops in Chinatown, the historic Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights and Highland Park in northeast Los Angeles. (Commuting is done by walking and the LA Metro.)
Street photography is arguably one of the most challenging kinds of photography because of its documentary nature. It can also be one of the most fun and rewarding because it allows for the creation of personal statements through the streets contrary nature. Practiced by such legendary photographers as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Garry Winogrand, Robert Doisneau, Robert Frank, Burk Uzzle, and Elliott Erwitt, street photography is a form of candid photography that often defies and challenges the rules of composition and technique.
PHOTOGRAPHING THE STREETS OF LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES ARTS DISTRICT / EAST LOS ANGELES - PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP - NOVEMBER 10, 2012
-SEE PHOTOS FROM THE LOS ANGELES STREET WORKSHOP HERE
-PHOTOS OF THE ARTS DISTRICT HERE
-AND HERE.
Keith Skelton, photo workshop instructor and photojournalist, is leading a one-day photo workshop on the streets of Los Angeles, specifically to the Los Angeles Arts District, LA Chinatown, Highland Park and Boyle Heights in East Los Angeles. Workshop participants will meet in the morning at the Los Angeles Union Station (Amtrak station) and then head to The Arts District, near Little Tokyo. A full-day of photo activities is planned with stops in Chinatown, the historic Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights and Highland Park in northeast Los Angeles. (Commuting is done by walking and the LA Metro.)
Street photography is arguably one of the most challenging kinds of photography because of its documentary nature. It can also be one of the most fun and rewarding because it allows for the creation of personal statements through the streets contrary nature. Practiced by such legendary photographers as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Garry Winogrand, Robert Doisneau, Robert Frank, Burk Uzzle, and Elliott Erwitt, street photography is a form of candid photography that often defies and challenges the rules of composition and technique.