This 4-session workshop will focus on how to narrate photographic essays from an effective and original perspective by looking at practical ways of conceptualizing a body of work through investigation, critique and discussion. It will also analyse how to draw upon ones circumstances and utilize them in the work process to develop stronger visual language and personal style.
Participants are expected to come to the workshop with a project they have already begun working on, or an idea they would like to initiate, and to consider what is the goal of the project – personal, social or artistic for example.

OBJECTIVES:
- To narrate photographic essays from an effective and original perspective
- Conduct relevant investigation about the important aspects of the activities and themes that are to be communicated in the photos
- Emphasise the editing and presentation of a final body of work and different ways of doing so

ACTIVITIES:
- Participants will present their projects and advances each session and receive feedback
- Be introduced to other well-known and emerging photographers as sources of inspiration
- Undertake investigation or realize activities to advance with their projects
- Edit and critique their own work in order to sharpen their personal style
- Look at how to employ existing platforms to share and publish their work to a wider audience
Saturdays 11th, 18th, 25th November and 2nd December from 10am – 2pm at XCHC

$200 (students $180)

www.erinleephotography.com
erinleephotog@gmail.com, preston@xchc.co.nz

FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
17

How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
erinleephotog@gmail.com or preston@xchc.co.nz

What's the refund policy?
You can have your ticket refunded 7 days before the workshop begins.