The In-Sight Photography Project

Brattleboro, Vermont

Photo Class Schedule
Summer '08
See start dates below.
***FOR REGISTRATION INFO, CLICK HERE

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Intro to
Black & White
Photography
w/ Bob Viens

This class will run 8 weeks

Sorry, this class is full

Wednesdays 6-8pm                          **Class starts July 2
Students will start by learning to operate the manual controls of a 35mm camera. By the end of their first class, they will be ready to start taking pictures. From there they will learn the elements of a good photograph and how to develop and print their images in the darkroom. By session's end, students will be proficient with darkroom techniques. Click here to see some of the student work from last session.

Exploring Southern Vermont
w/ Tim Callahan

Days & Times below
Open to beginning, intermediate and advanced students interested in exploring nature photography. Tim will lead students on trips so some of his favorite spots helping them capture the natural world on film. The class will also meet at In-Sight wo work in the darkroom to process film and print photos.

Monday, July 14 - 5:30-8pm Please Valley Resevoir
Saturday, July 19 - 9am-4pm Jamaica State Park Waterfall & Ball Mt. Dam - parents invited
Monday, July 21 5:30-8pm Stickney Brook Falls
Monday, July 28 5:30-8pm Madame Cherie's Castle
Saturday, August 2- 1-6pm canoe from Retreat Farm to swimming spot past 91 bridge - parents invited

Additional days for processing film and printing images will be determined

One Week Intensive
w/ various instructors

One spot left!

Starts Monday, July 7 (will meet daily for 1 week)
This class will be held over 5 consecutive days from 10am to 3pm at In-Sight. Each day a different instructor will lead students through a new photographic process. Students will work in In-Sight's darkroom and digital lab and make pictures with pinhole cameras and 4X5 view cameras.

Digital Photography, Photoshop & Webpage Building
w/ Joey Morgan

Three spots left!

July 11, 12, 18 & 19 10am-2pm
Students will learn how to capture digital images and manipulate them in Photoshop, the most powerful imaging software available. They will then learn to construct basic web pages so they can share their digital work through their own pages on In-Sight's website. Taught by Joey Morgan. Joey's work can be seen at  www.lostbuttons.com and www.dreamlab.org.

Exposures

Starts Saturday, July 26 (will meet daily for 7 or 8 days - times will vary - please check back for additional details) open to students 14 and up
For the first time in Exposures program history, students from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, from the Navajo tribe in Arizona as well as local youth from New York will journey to Brattleboro as part of this year's trip. During that time, the group will work on photo oriented projects to faciliate a cross-cultural learning experience. Work from the week will be exhibited at the River Garden. Local participants will help introduce visiting students to the area as everyone works together to create artistic projects about the community. Additionally, a few Brattleboro area students will be selected to travel to South Dakota and New York, please inquire if you are interested. For information on how to apply for this unique opportunity please click here.

***CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

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                                                   The In-Sight Photography Project
                                         45 Flat Street, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301
                                     (802) 251-9960 | info@insight-photography.org

Intro to Black & White Photography w/ Bob Viens This class will run 8 weeks Sorry, this class is full	Wednesdays 6-8pm **Class starts July 2 Students will start by learning to operate the manual controls of a 35mm camera. By the end of their first class, they will be ready to start taking pictures. From there they will learn the elements of a good photograph and how to develop and print their images in the darkroom. By session's end, students will be proficient with darkroom techniques. Click here to see some of the student work from last session.
Exploring Southern Vermont w/ Tim Callahan	Days & Times below Open to beginning, intermediate and advanced students interested in exploring nature photography. Tim will lead students on trips so some of his favorite spots helping them capture the natural world on film. The class will also meet at In-Sight wo work in the darkroom to process film and print photos. Monday, July 14 - 5:30-8pm Please Valley Resevoir Saturday, July 19 - 9am-4pm Jamaica State Park Waterfall & Ball Mt. Dam - parents invited Monday, July 21 5:30-8pm Stickney Brook Falls Monday, July 28 5:30-8pm Madame Cherie's Castle Saturday, August 2- 1-6pm canoe from Retreat Farm to swimming spot past 91 bridge - parents invited Additional days for processing film and printing images will be determined
One Week Intensive w/ various instructors One spot left!	Starts Monday, July 7 (will meet daily for 1 week) This class will be held over 5 consecutive days from 10am to 3pm at In-Sight. Each day a different instructor will lead students through a new photographic process. Students will work in In-Sight's darkroom and digital lab and make pictures with pinhole cameras and 4X5 view cameras.
Digital Photography, Photoshop & Webpage Building w/ Joey Morgan Three spots left!	July 11, 12, 18 & 19 10am-2pm Students will learn how to capture digital images and manipulate them in Photoshop, the most powerful imaging software available. They will then learn to construct basic web pages so they can share their digital work through their own pages on In-Sight's website. Taught by Joey Morgan. Joey's work can be seen at www.lostbuttons.com and www.dreamlab.org.
Exposures	Starts Saturday, July 26 (will meet daily for 7 or 8 days - times will vary - please check back for additional details) open to students 14 and up For the first time in Exposures program history, students from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, from the Navajo tribe in Arizona as well as local youth from New York will journey to Brattleboro as part of this year's trip. During that time, the group will work on photo oriented projects to faciliate a cross-cultural learning experience. Work from the week will be exhibited at the River Garden. Local participants will help introduce visiting students to the area as everyone works together to create artistic projects about the community. Additionally, a few Brattleboro area students will be selected to travel to South Dakota and New York, please inquire if you are interested. For information on how to apply for this unique opportunity please click here.