Showing posts with label iphone workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone workshop. Show all posts

Monday, December 5, 2011

The Last-Pixel Show - Carmel Workshop

Brandie Price
Just finished the three day workshop in Carmel sponsored by the Renaissance Fine Art and Design Gallery. This workshop was two days of comprehensive iPhone/iPad/Applications work with the third day being dedicated to Ligthroom/Photoshop and making prints. Each student left with a print on fine art Epson or Museo paper printed on an Epson 3800.

Today's post are some the images created by the participants - in alphabetical order.

Look for an upcoming announcement for The Last-Pixel Show 2012 location workshops. Places being considered are California, New York and Washington State (The Palouse). You can 'like' The Last-Pixel Show page on Facebook where you will find information about the workshops as it becomes available.

Carol Boleman
Cindi Hobgood



Irene Oleksiuk


Sara Mccracken


Sunday, December 4, 2011

Photo Wizard


Erik's Final Image
There is an old saying when doing workshops that if the instructor stays open he or she learns a great deal in return from the participants. This was very true yesterday at The Last-Pixel Show workshop in Carmel, Indiana and today I would like to share the work of Erik Schoonover.

1. Erik took his original image below and made two adjustments. First he used the Symmetry Tab to create the look in the background mountain range. He then selected the sky using the Magic Wand, inverted the mask and created the soft look in the sky using one of Photo Wizard's EFX tabs (see final image above). 

Original Background Image

2. Next Erik isolated the toy soldier once again using the Magic Wand and dropped the soldier into the image. He then used the clone dialog to move the soldier into the location in the final image at the top of the page.


Soldier

Extracted Soldier


The new Photo Wizard has quickly become high on The Last-Pixel Show  list of applications being taught at our workshops. Stay tuned for an announcement of several location workshops next year. 

By the way Erik is 12 years old and attended the workshop with his mom, Kari.



Friday, November 18, 2011

The Last-Pixel Show, Printing iPhone Photography Images

The last day of a Last-Pixel Show workshop is usually spent preparing the student images for print and then actually printing. This involves scaling, retouching artifacts and finally print sharpening. The images are printed using on Epson Ultra Smooth Fine Art (matte) or Museo Silver Rag papers (lustre) - they are printed on Epson pitners using the Photoshop and/or Lightroom dialog.

Take a Last-Pixel Show workshop and learn how to maintain the quality and resolution of your images during processing to ensure the highest quality print possible.

Here are a few of the image from the Whidbey Island Workshop (in alphabetical order):
Kathleen Brennan
Cecily Batey Caceu
Marcia Duff

Bruce Metcalf


Sunday, November 6, 2011

Deception Pass


Deception Pass - Whidbey Island


Last evening shoot for the last- pixel show workshop on Whidbey Island. We went to Deception Pass to catch the sunset.....this image from just before the sky turned red and orange....

Saturday, November 5, 2011

The Last-Pixel Show - Whidbey Island

Ciao Restaurant - Whidbey Island - iPhone4s with Olloclip
Very long day today at the Whidbey Island workshop.....Did the sunrise shoot then spent the day reviewing workflow and applications. Everyone got the opportunity to work on the images from the morning in the classroom....Started the printing part of the workshop - made a few prints and discussed printing workflow....Tomorrow is more workflow and printing....then off to Deception Pass to catch the sunset....

Image above from dinner tonight at Ciao Italian Restaurant........the end of a fun tiring day....stay tuned...the food on this island is terrific....

olloclip, wide angle lens, truehdr, snapseed, old photo pro

Friday, September 30, 2011

Cape Cod - Boat

I am not usually obsessed with color but with the advent of applications for the Mac I can not seem to stop playing with images and color. This image managed in Photo Studio (mac), PSColorHD (iPad2) with a bit of help from Paintmee (Mac). With all the new applications available on the Mac there seems to be no end to the textures one can create......

If you want to learn more about iPhone/iPad/Mac creativity the Pacific NorthWest Art School located on beautiful Whidbey Island is hosting a 4 day iPhone creativity workshop with myself and Teri Lou Dantzler....

Click here  for more information about the workshop..we will cover all aspects on creativie iphone photography including final printing techniques.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Carmel iPhone Workshop

Car Detail - Carmel, Indiana
Just finished the first day of the 2 day iPhone workshop in Carmel, Indiana. There are 16 participants in this workshop from as far away as Washington, DC and Asheville,  North Carolina. This is the first of several workshops I am co-teaching with Teri Lou Dantzler, iPhoneopgraphywithTeriLou. The next workshop  is Nov 4-7 at the Pacific Northwest Art School located on Whidbey Island.
Workshop participant
Workshop Participant
We were lucky enough to have an antique car show just outside the workshop location - we stopped early so the participants could photograph the cars and use those images to process in class tomorrow....
Workshop Particpant

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Playing for Free

Playin' for Free, iPhone Image

'Now me I play for fortunes
And those velvet curtain calls
I've got a black limousine
And two gentlemen
Escorting me to the halls
And I play if you have the money
Or if you're a friend to me
But the one man band
By the quick lunch stand
He was playing real good, for free'....Joni Mitchell


Click on the poster below for more information about my gallery show in Carmel, Indiana....



Saturday, August 13, 2011

Gallery Show and Workshop

OK, today is promotion day on the blog........Music, iPhone and other neighborhods is the first time time many of these images have been printed. There are straight prints and scanned film processed in the iPad 2 using various applications. I will also be showing some of my personal black and white images for the first time.....Should be a fun weekend - come on down...


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