Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Call for photo exhibit proposals at the Filipinas Heritage Gallery.

From: "AFI CRUZ, Cecille T."
Subject: [Alcove.perspective] Call for exhibit entries, February photo classes

CALL FOR PHOTO EXHIBIT PROPOSALS

The Alcove is calling all photographers and camera clubs interested in displaying their artworks at the pocket gallery of Filipinas Heritage Library.

Applicants are requested to submit a proposal letter with the following:

  • Photographer’s resume, including affiliation with photography-related organizations
  • Sample works
  • Preferred exhibition schedule
  • Brief outline and concept of the proposed exhibit
  • Contact number and address

The complete exhibit guidelines are available upon request.  For more details, please call 892-1801, text 0917-5594417, email cruz.ct @ ayalafoundation.org, or visit www.filipinaslibrary.org.ph.

FEBRUARY PHOTO CLASSES

Digital 101: Photography and the Computer
February 2, 9, and 16 (9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)

The workshop, designed for digital camera users who want to learn the basics of photography, discusses topics such as:

  • Factors affecting photographic output
  • Basic understanding of light
  • The digital camera and its functions
  • Exposure setting
  • How to see and take better pictures
  • Basic image manipulation and output considerations

To further develop the participants’ knowledge, this workshop will entail photo assignments, critiquing, and a photo clinic.

Requirement
Digital camera, preferably SLR

Venue
Filipinas Heritage Library, Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City (across The Peninsula Manila)

Speaker
Jay Alonzo has been teaching photography for more than 11 years and is now considered as one of the country's leading photography instructors. Since 2001, he has been regularly conducting photography classes at The Alcove (Filipinas Heritage Library's photography nook) and for a wide range of clients such as Oishi, Holcim Philippines, Pilipinas Shell, Procter & Gamble, and Microsoft, among many others. In 2007, he has been tapped to teach overseas. 

In between classes, Jay is involved in shooting for hotel, tourism, and restaurant businesses. Also, Jay is currently a photo contributor for High Life and Mabuhay (Philippine Airline's in-flight magazine).

Fee
Php 4,000.00 inclusive of handouts, light snacks, computer use, and certificate.

Due to the limited number of slots, interested participants are requested to register on or before January 30 by placing a partial payment of at least Php500.00 (non-refundable). A 10% discount will be extended to those who will settle the payment in full on or before the deadline.

Primer on Lighting
February 23 (9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. )

This pioneering course in the local photography scene is dedicated solely to the discussion of lighting concepts and techniques.  It allows the participants to:

  • Learn the fundamental principles of lighting
  • Master the primary controllable characteristics of light
  • Become familiar with the different lighting tools used in the studio and on location
  • Master the systematic way of setting up lighting
  • Be able to “read” lighting conditions for best lighting design and exposure
  • Have a practical session applying the  fundamental  controllable characteristics of light in setting up artificial lighting

Requirements

  • Basic working knowledge, particularly on exposure setting; or must have at least taken Photo 101 or Digital 101
  • Camera, preferably SLR or with manual exposure control
  • Optional: Exposure-flash meter

Venue
Reading Room, Filipinas Heritage Library, Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City (across The Peninsula Manila)

Speaker
Jay Alonzo personally designed the structure and contents of this workshop, after realizing the lack of emphasis on the in-depth discussion of lighting design and control in most local photo classes, and the lack of short courses that particularly deal with photographic lighting. As such, Jay, in partnership with The Alcove Perspective, first introduced the Primer on Lighting course in the summer of 2002.

Fee
Workshop fee is Php2,200.00 inclusive of handouts, equipment use, meals, and certificate.

Due to the limited slots available, please confirm attendance on or before February 16 by placing a P500.00 partial payment. A 10% early bird discount will be extended to those who will settle their payment in full on or before the deadline.

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