Description
The Poetry of Black & White Photography
Robert Stahl, Instructor
Dates: Friday, September 16th – Sunday, September 18th, 2022 (9am-4pm)
Tuition: $475
Registration: $25
Materials: $0
This workshop in Black & White photography will emphasize the cultivation of a poetic eye.
Accordingly, an interpretive style will be advocated. To reinforce this approach a thorough
grounding in the fundamentals of composition and design will be provided as we consider
the role of line, shape, texture, and depth along with light and time. As well, an appreciation
of the graduations of tone will be discussed. Field excursions with the instructor will be
conducted in Coupeville & vicinity. These field trips will offer an opportunity for classroom
evaluation. Also, one on one sessions with Robert will be available to review material
brought to the workshop (digital files and/or prints). Join us for this stimulating workshop
on the art of ‘seeing deeply’ in B&W.
Accordingly, an interpretive style will be advocated. To reinforce this approach a thorough
grounding in the fundamentals of composition and design will be provided as we consider
the role of line, shape, texture, and depth along with light and time. As well, an appreciation
of the graduations of tone will be discussed. Field excursions with the instructor will be
conducted in Coupeville & vicinity. These field trips will offer an opportunity for classroom
evaluation. Also, one on one sessions with Robert will be available to review material
brought to the workshop (digital files and/or prints). Join us for this stimulating workshop
on the art of ‘seeing deeply’ in B&W.
Required text: ‘ The Tao of Photography ‘ by Philippe Gross and S.I.Shapiro
Robert Stahl is an award-winning photographer who in addition to teaching photography
workshops at the Pacific Northwest Art School also teaches photo and poetry classes at
North Seattle College and the Creative Retirement Institute (sponsored by Edmonds
College). He has spanned the globe leading photo trips to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal,
Kenya, Iceland, France, Peru, Antarctica, Patagonia, India along with Alaska, the Desert
SW, and Pacific NW. He has lived and taught in Japan and has had work appear in
Eastman Kodak and National Geographic publications.