LIGHT, PAPER, SPACE
$230
It can’t get more simple: use a single light source and paper to understand and create space in photography.
What sounds simple turns out to be a complex exercise.
It can’t get any simpler: use a single light source and paper to understand and create space in photography. But what sounds simple turns out to be a complex exercise that will take you on an experimental journey.
In a range of exercises, acclaimed still-life photographer Joachim Froese will demonstrate the scope of paper as a subject matter in photography and a medium to shape light in a studio.
Hard light, soft light, main light, fill light – the principles of studio lighting will reveal themselves in your individual creative journey through light, paper, and space.
Inspired by the famous Chicago Institute of Design this workshop will change how you think about photography. Suitable for all skill levels it will inspire beginners, and challenge experienced photographers.
The number of participants for this workshop is limited to 8 people to ensure Joachim’s individual attention to every person.
A full refund will be given if the workshop is cancelled due to a lack of registrations, Covid-19 restrictions, or other unforeseen circumstances caused by the Centre.
Morning tea is provided. Bring your own lunch. Fridge and microwave available.
The workshop runs from 10 am to 4 pm.
- CAMERA: We will work with whatever digital camera you have.
- A standard lens, and if you have a macro lens.
- LIGHTS: Any old light source that comes to mind: a torch, laser pointer, bedside light, stand-up lamp, LED, incandescent, coloured gels, coloured bulbs – whatever. The more different lights we can play with, the better. Extra lights and materials will also be supplied
- PAPER: Bring any paper you have lying around, preferable white paper: large sheets and small sheets. But any other paper you have lying around, bring it as well: Newspaper, coloured paper, a roll of toilet paper etc.
- TRIPOD
- CARD in your camera
- fully charged BATTERY
- NOTEBOOK – if you’d like to take notes
Queensland Centre for Photography,
6, Maud Street, Newstead, Q 4006
- Street parking
- Wheelchair access
The Tutor:
Joachim Froese is an art photographer and educator who holds a PhD/Art from RMIT in Melbourne.
Joachim works across a range of platforms from digital capture to historical printing processes. His photographs are renowned for their technical brilliance and their conceptual depth. He has shown his work for almost 30 years in major solo, group and travelling exhibitions across Australia, Europe, Asia, and North America and his images have featured in many national and international art publications. A number of his works are held in public collections such as the National Gallery of Australia, the National Portrait Gallery of Australia, and the Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA).
Joachim is a highly experienced educator who has held regular teaching appointments and guest lectures on photography at universities in Australia and Germany since 2001. He teaches from a practitioner’s point of view and enjoys sharing his unique knowledge across a broad spectrum of photographic processes.
