The difference between looking and seeing from a photographer's perspective.

Hamed Gheshlaghi

This seminar aims to deepen participants' understanding of how photographers see the world and translate that vision into impactful images.Conceptual Foundations:Looking vs. Seeing: Exploring the fundamental difference between merely looking at something and deeply seeing it. Looking is a passive act, while seeing involves a deeper level of awareness and understanding.Perception in Photography: How photographers are trained to move beyond surface-level observation to capture the essence of a scene or subject.Technical Aspects:Framing and Composition: Techniques photographers use to influence how viewers perceive an image, including rules of composition and framing.Lighting and Exposure: Understanding how lighting can affect perception and mood in photographs.Creative Vision:Personal Interpretation: How photographers bring their own perspective and creativity to their work, transforming everyday scenes into compelling visual stories.Developing a Photographer’s Eye: Exercises and strategies for honing the ability to see beyond the obvious, such as experimenting with different angles, perspectives, and contexts.Practical Applications:Hands-On Workshops: Opportunities to practice the discussed concepts through guided photography sessions.Critique and Feedback: Analyzing photos to understand how different approaches affect the perception of the subject matter.Historical and Cultural Context:Influential Photographers: Examining the work of notable photographers who have mastered the art of seeing beyond the surface.Cultural Perspectives: How different cultures interpret and visually represent their world.


Date: September 21, 2024
Address: 88 Doncaster Ave, Thornhill

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