Follow our guest instructor, Donn Parris, on location to photograph high school athletes in action. In a small group setting, Donn will tailor to your needs while you photograph the fast-paced, action-packed games of football, volleyball, or water polo.
Follow our guest instructor, Donn Parris, on location to photograph high school athletes in action. In a small group setting, Donn will tailor to your needs while you photograph the fast-paced, action-packed games of football, volleyball, or water polo.
Follow our guest instructor, Donn Parris, on location to photograph high school athletes in action. In a small group setting, Donn will tailor to your needs while you photograph the fast-paced, action-packed games of football, volleyball, or water polo.
In this class, our guest instructor, Donn Parris, will share and demonstrate his workflow in processing his images after a sports game or event. Also, he will provide critiques for your work and answer any questions relating to the business of sports and event photography.
Interested in getting one-on-one feedback on your work? Sign up for a 30-minute one-on-one session with a mentor before our General Meeting! You may use the time to address any concerns, including but not limited to, image/portfolio review, business/marketing advice, "how do I get my image ready for image competition," or simply a Q&A.
Watch and learn as three guest photographers attempt to capture a portrait under the watchful eye of our host, Troy Miller. They'll be observed, critiqued, and given a chance to put professional advice to the test.
In this class, you will explore the ins and outs of Travel Photography, with a particular focus on overseas travel tips and insights rarely talked about in this field. John Powers will begin with what exactly is Travel Photography and how it embodies other disciplines of photography, making the experience diverse and unique.
Come join our very own crime scene specialist and forensic photographer, Kim Shapiro, as she explains the correct lighting, proper lenses, and accurate angles to produce professional photographs that can be analyzed, enlarged, and submitted in court hearings, proceedings, or trials.
Have you ever sat down and pondered the question, "What do I want to do with my photography"? There are a lot of us that feel stuck! How do we find the thing that will drive us to make this career into everything we could ever want it to be? Join us for this month's IEPPV Live session with your host, Troy Miller, and our guest, Mike Coutts, as we dive into this question and seek some answers.
Join us for our final Image Competition of the year for an amazing opportunity to hone and share the photographic skills that make up your art.
