Practical Photoshop - 01.04.2018

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JASMINE STAR

Best known for: social media guru,

business evangelist, and leading

US wedding photographer

Jasmine Star’s

decision to quit law

school and pursue

her dream job

resulted in her

gaining recognition as one of the top

10 wedding photographers in the

world, but she didn’t stop there.

While growing her own award-

winning business she became a

sought-after consultant and social

media guru, helping photographers

far and wide boost their brands and

reigniting their passion with her

infectious enthusiasm and honest

advice.

Hear from Jasmine about how she

started out, how she became so

successful in wedding photography,

and her advice for using social media

to build your profile and drive your

photography forward.

Monday, 19 March 11:00 - 12:00

© Jasmine Star

GERED MANKOWITZ

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Best known for: some of the

best-known rock & roll portraits

Gered Mankowitz’s

photography career

is a who’s-who of

iconic music of the

60s, 70s and beyond.

Working closely with Marianne

Faithful and others in the early 60s,

Gered soon found himself on the

road with the Rolling Stones during

their record-breaking 1965 US tour,

sharing in the adventures of the

greatest rock band in the world at the

peak of their original success.

Gered’s illustrious career saw him go

on to work with a catalogue of music

industry giants – Jimi Hendrix,

Traffic, Elton John, Slade, Kate Bush,

Eurythmics, Duran Duran and many

more.

A special opportunity to see Gered

interviewed about his 50-year career,

how he got started, as well as stories

from backstage and behind his most

legendary images.

Monday, 19 March 13:00 - 14:00

Clay Study 01, The Human Canvas © Art Wolfe Jimi Hendrix © Gered Mankowitz

ART WOLFE

Best known as: a master of travel,

landscape and wildlife imagery

In the second of Art

Wolfe’s sessions he

talks about one of his

most interesting

collections, The

Human Canvas. For over four

decades Art has journeyed to the

edges of the earth to capture and

create a staggering body of

extraordinary work. Art’s map of the

world is epic in ambition and intimate

in its realisation. The Human Canvas

was born of this restlessness. It

draws from a variety of Art’s works

on camouflage and tribes that

celebrate creativity in remote

villages.

Art Wolfe explains how his work as

a fine art painter, his varied interests,

and photographic projects have

progressively informed this body of

work and how he has repeatedly

circled back to earlier endeavors for

inspiration.

Art draws attention to the potency

of art, to its ability to connect the

viewer to our natural and indigenous

worlds, as told through this unique

and personal story.

Sunday, 18 March 11:00 - 12:00