CreativeLive will be broadcasting The Summer Photography Workshop for free (normally $99). It will run multiple times throughout the day, so if you can’t be there at 11am, you can catch it later in the day.

Note that you are required to RSVP in advance in order to see it. Also, they show “commercials” occasionally during their free broadcasts. Signing up is free, RSVP at this link: https://24mov.es/3JvCIO2

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Make Photos Outside With The Ultimate How-To By Alex Strohl.

ABOUT ALEX’S CLASS:

Summer is almost upon us and the idea of returning to the sun, sea, and mountains gives us hope for what’s next. We’re bringing back one of our bestselling workshops on summer photography. Be ready to tackle the best season to make photos outside with the ultimate how-to by Wildist’s Alex Strohl.

YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT:

• Scout online to plan your next photo trip.
• Compose images in a variety of environments: portraits, underwater, landscapes.
• Direct real people – friends, partners, etc.
• Craft photo sets that tell stories
• Finally capture the edits you want in harsh light

RSVP AND PAYMENT INFORMATION
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Charles Putnam

Originally from Southern California, my interest in photography first started with a Minolta SRT-101 (back then, we used this stuff called "film").I quickly realized that photography was something he really enjoyed.

I began to expand my understanding of the photographic process during my college days at Pierce College.

With the move to digital photography, the challenge is to keep up to date with the latest tools, techniques and software.

My day job is Manager, Corporate Risk and Insurance at Methodist Hospital where I've been since June of 2007.

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