Photographing your Artwork [Adult Workshop]

A crash course on how to photograph your artwork for the web and social media. The most important thing you can do after you've created your art is to make sure that you're capturing all the details and nuances that you put into it. You will learn how to correct white balance, which is why your image looks different from your art. All too often, artwork that's not reproduced well will lose out on opportunities such as; juried art competition, potential jobs, and prospective sales. This workshop will take you through all the steps necessary to produce high quality and detailed representations of your work.

Students are encouraged to bring their artwork, digital cameras and/or iPhone to class.
 

About the Teaching Artist: Fran Eber is a painter and photographer with 25 years experience in Art Direction and Design. She received her B.F.A. in Visual Arts at Rutgers' Mason Gross School of the Arts, graduated Summa Cum Laude. Eber has worked extensively in photography and is proficient with digital edition tools, ie Photoshop, Lightroom, Nik Software and DxO-software.