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People
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Program Description: Lake Garda is a perfect setting to explore the people and mood of a place with photography. Harvey Stein is a well known photographer of people in the streets and in the studio and has led Il Chiostro workshops for the last 12 years. Interact with the local inhabitants, the lake, its water and light, its surrounding architecture, marinas, hidden gardens, and nature paths. Excursions to the nearby cities of Verona and Salo or Vicenza will lead to other opportunities to photograph people, marketplaces, vivid colors and capture antiquity and artisan culture. We will work toward a personal vision to create artistic, meaningful and provocative imagery with digital cameras or color negative film. Visual and technical exercises will be given to help capture the essence of the people and places that we photograph. Lectures, presentations, excursions, demonstrations and critiques will expand upon the expressive and aesthetic possibilities of photography. This is a busy, fast paced, activity-filled workshop that will push participants to achieve photographic results that you perhaps didn't think reachable. Participants are welcome to shoot in either digital or color negative film. Film will be developed each day for critiques. For those choosing to shoot digitally, we strongly recommend the following:
All participants will consult with Harvey prior to the workshop to review equipment, experience levels, and software knowledge. Making the right preparations in advance will greatly improve the efficiency of the workshop on site.
Activities: This photography workshop will:
About the Instructor: HARVEY STEIN is a well-known photographer of people in the studio, on location and in the streets. Recognized as a dedicated and sensitive teacher, Harvey has taught at most of the major workshops in the United States and at over a dozen workshops in Europe and Mexico. He currently teaches at the International Center of Photography and has been on the faculty of the New School University, the Rochester Institute of Technology, Drew University, Bridgeport University, and Jersey City State College. He has had 70 one-person exhibits and has participated in more than 135 group shows. Stein's photographs have been published in such periodicals as The New Yorker, Time, Life, Esquire, Smithsonian, The New York Times, Reader's Digest, American Heritage,Glamour, Forbes, Psychology Today, Playboy, Connoisseur, Art News, New York, People, Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, and was recently featured in the November 06 issue of Shutterbug and the September/October 06 issue of CameraArts. His photographs are in more than 50 public collections including the Art Institute of Chicago; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; The New Orleans Museum of Art; The Denver Art Museum; The Brooklyn Museum; The International Center of Photography; The Bibliotheque Nationale; The Carnegie Museum of Art (Pittsburgh, PA) and The International Polaroid Collection. Harvey's books include: Parallels: A Look At Twins (1978-a six year exploration of identical twins); Artists Observed (1986-a seven-year study of the lives of famous visual artists); and Coney Island (1998-a 27 year look at the people and the amusements of an American cultural icon). His newest book, published in late 2006, is Movimento: Glimpses of Italian Street Life, (photographed over the ten-year period from 1996 to 2005). Click here to link to Harvey's website...
Price & Registration: $1,895 p/p ($350 single supplement) Includes:
Note: if you are traveling alone, we can match you with a roommate. Price does not include:
Travel: We will all meet and spend the first night at a hotel in central Milan, so unless you will be traveling around before the workshop, we recommend you fly directly to Milan's Malpensa airport. There is easy bus connection from there to the center of the city. The following day, after we have recovered from jet-lag, we'll have a coach take us to the site of the workshop in the small town of Gargnano on Lake Garda. On the last day after the workshop a van will take us back to Milan. It will leave Lake Garda at 6:30am, arriving at the Malpensa airport at about 8:30am, then proceed to the center of Milan for connections for those of you not flying directly home. If you are flying out of Milan please try to make your flight for 10am or later. If you will be staying in Italy a while longer, there are excellent rail connections from Milan to all other cities in Italy and Europe. To Register:
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