Nora Vrublevska
| Jan/08 | Wed | 06:00PM-09:00PM | 8-119, Bring your camera |
Enrollment: Limited: Advance sign-up required
Sign-up by 01/05
Limited to 10 participants
Prereq: Basic photography knowledge
Fee: $10.00
for Signup fee and handouts
Have you been intrigued by photos taken at night? The colors, tones and atmosphere look amazing! This one-day three-hour workshop will get you started on night photography and will guide you through proper exposure, settings, equipment (digital or film), tools, and post-processing as it relates to night photography, as well as practical aspects of shooting in dark and cold weather. You will learn about different lighting situations from bright urban to full moon, light painting, and star trails. The workshop consists of an hour long classroom session, followed by hands-on shooting on MIT campus.
The event is for adults only.
Prerequisite: Basic photography knowledge.
Tools needed: Camera with bulb mode, tripod, cable release.
Advance sign-up required by January 5, 2014. Click here to sign up:
Register for Wednesday, January 8th Workshop
Nora Vrublevska is a Cambridge-based freelance photographer and teacher. Nora was born in Riga, Latvia and currently lives and works in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She photographs mainly urban landscapes and architecture at night using long exposures. Nora exhibits work regionally and currently is a faculty member at The New England School of Photography where she teaches night photography workshop. Her work can be seen on her website at www.noravrublevska.com and blog at blog.noravrublevska.com.
Sponsor(s): SpousesandPartners@mit
Contact: Nora Vrublevska, nora.vrublevska@gmail.com