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VII Photo Agency’s Photos – Canon/VII Gallery Workshops

“Ron Haviv speaks to participants during his workshop at the VII Gallery. Photo by Andres Salas”

Thank you, Aga Luczakowska for pointing it out first on VII Visionaires.

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Previous post, “Photographing Lust on the Upper East Side,” October 27, 2010 and “Canon/VII Gallery Workshops – Fall 2010,” October 21, 2010.

Written by Amanda Rivkin

November 5, 2010 at 19:55

Photographing Lust on the Upper East Side

The life cycle of lust, an assignment to photograph one of the seven deadly sins (lust, greed, sloth, pride, wrath, gluttony, and envy) for the Ron Haviv/VII Gallery workshop.

Written by Amanda Rivkin

October 27, 2010 at 00:32

Canon/VII Gallery Workshops, Fall 2010

About the VII Gallery Workshops

The VII Gallery will be hosting a series of workshops this fall geared toward pro-am and pro photographers as well as videographers. All the workshops are free, thanks to the generous support of Canon USA.

Submission Guidelines

Fifteen participants will be selected to participate upon a portfolio review. To be considered, please submit a short bio (in the email) and a web link to your portfolio, or no more than 20 low-res images (1024@72 dpi), to: submissions@viiphoto.com, by the deadline provided below. Please include “Workshop Submission” in the subject line and specify which workshop you are applying for. Selected participants must be available for the full two days, from 10am-6pm.

The workshops will take place at the VII Gallery at 28 Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York (F-York).
www.viiphoto.com

RON HAVIV

Photojournalism Today

October 25 – 26, 2010

This intense two-day workshop will explore the multi-faceted approaches to photojournalism and help guide participants on their own path. Discussions will include what is required of a photojournalist, not just in the field but also organizing workflow, developing a marketing plan and publishing your images.

Developing a personal sensitivity and visual style will be discussed and Haviv will encourage participants to work using instinct rather than formula. These discussions will help develop each student’s individual narrative direction. The workshop will combine lectures, portfolio reviews, a thematic assignment, and editing sessions. Haviv will also share his own work and experience as a photojournalist.

In two short days, Haviv will help you understand the reality of photojournalism today and share his tips on what it takes to cover the world. You will leave with a clearer understanding of what it takes and be well along the way to defining your personal path forward in the world of photography.

Written by Amanda Rivkin

October 21, 2010 at 09:27

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