Course Description
This course introduces the most creative techniques and is an essential culmination
of the two previous core photography courses (Introduction and Intermediate). This
course teaches the photographer the ability to effectively and artistically photograph dimly
lit scenes with and without supplementing additional light. You will learn to proficiently use
the camera’s flash for practical results to outright funky creative interpretations.
Explore concepts and techniques including painting with light, long exposures, shake
and bake, dragging the shutter, multiple flash triggers, multiple exposures, sweet
light, golden light, etc.
This will be an exciting class and a natural progression of photography skills for Carolina
Classroom students who have taken the Introduction and Intermediate Photography classes.
Digital photographers with a good understanding of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed
will also benefit from this class.
Important Information
- This course is limited to 24 students.
- Bring Point and Shoot and SLR cameras with manual and auto exposure modes only.
- Necessary equipment also includes a tripod and an electronic cable release or remote
to fire the camera. If you don’t have this equipment, please email pep@mailbox.sc.edu after registering for the class and we will direct you to the best place to purchase
what you need.
- It is recommended to take both the Introduction to Digital Photography and Intermediate
Digital Photography courses before enrolling in this course.
Course Fee - $95
Meet Your Instructor
John Wrightenberry
John Wrightenberry is an award winning professional photographer with over 100 awards
recognizing his photographic talent. Graduating from the University of South Carolina
in 1987 with a degree in Media Arts, John began his professional photography career
shooting freelance assignments and managing Columbia Photo Supply's color, B&W and
E6 photo labs. He has taught numerous portrait and lighting classes at professional
photography workshops.
Through the years, John studied with some of photography's greatest nationally known
talents. His photography experiences and education allows him to create portraits
and document weddings that combine traditional methods mixed with fashion and photojournalism.
John's work has been published in Professional Photographers of America's Loan Collection,
The New York Times, The State, Columbia Metropolitan Magazine, numerous wedding publications,
and he is currently the cover story photographer of Columbia Home and Garden Magazine.
John was also one of five photographers chosen to document "A Day in the Life of USC"
year after year.
John has served as President and Chairman of the Board of The Professional Photographers
of South Carolina. He currently serves as one of three appointed South Carolina Counselors
for Professional Photographers of America and as School Director of South Carolina's
Lamaar Williamson School of Professional Photography.
Registration and Fees
| Dates / Sessions | Times | Fees |
|---|
Photography After Dark - Nightime Photography
5/7/2020 – 5/28/2020
Thursday
4 Sessions
Register Online or Register By Mail
Notes: The course location and directions will be emailed approximately one week before the course begins. | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | $95.00 |
Registration and Payment Notes
If you plan to pay by check or purchase order, select "register by mail." Complete the form and return a printout with payment to: USC Continuing Education
and Conferences, Close/Hipp Building at 1705 College Street, Suite 591, Columbia,
SC 29208. Your seat is not guaranteed until payment is received.
We accept online payment via electronic check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express through MarketPlace,
a secure electronic environment that simplifies business transactions with the university.
Follow the MarketPlace prompts to complete payment. Your transaction is only complete
when you receive an order number, which is your receipt of payment. Your seat is not
guaranteed until payment is received and you receive an order number.
Once you have paid and are enrolled, you'll be emailed location and parking information for face-to-face programs or online
instructions about one week before the program begins.