Art Documentation Workshop For Beginners with Kate-Bowe O’Brien
Date: Wed Oct 28th 2015
Time: 2-4pm
Location: A4 Sounds Studios, St Joseph’s Parade, D1
This workshop is aimed at artists who wish to learn how to document their art work with their own DSLR camera. The workshop will focus on how to photograph 2d and 3d work; how to use the cameras manual settings; and how to make the most of available light sources.
Time: 2-4pm
Location: A4 Sounds Studios, St Joseph’s Parade, D1
This workshop is aimed at artists who wish to learn how to document their art work with their own DSLR camera. The workshop will focus on how to photograph 2d and 3d work; how to use the cameras manual settings; and how to make the most of available light sources.
The class will have 5 participants to ensure each person has enough 1to1 time to learn about their camera and get the most of of the class.
Kate-Bowe O’Brien
Kate is a photographer and video artist based in Dublin. As a commercial photographer Kate specializes in art documentation, product and architectural photography. Kate has previously worked as a photography technician in Crawford College of Art, Cork, and Ballyfermot College of Further Education. She now manages the photography darkroom at A4 Sounds Studios.
Kate is a photographer and video artist based in Dublin. As a commercial photographer Kate specializes in art documentation, product and architectural photography. Kate has previously worked as a photography technician in Crawford College of Art, Cork, and Ballyfermot College of Further Education. She now manages the photography darkroom at A4 Sounds Studios.
Items to Bring Along:
A basic DSLR camera
Tripod (if possible)
Small piece of art (if possible)
A basic DSLR camera
Tripod (if possible)
Small piece of art (if possible)
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