Practical Photoshop - 01.04.2018

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BRUCE DAVIDSON
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Best known for: Gritty portraits
taken on the streets of New York

Hailed as one of the
world’s greatest
photographers,
Bruce Davidson has
been a member of
the prestigious Magnum Photos
agency since 1958 and his passion
for photography has never wavered.
Best known for his photo essays
documenting the lives, struggles and
triumphs of communities often
considered hostile to outsiders,
Bruce’s technique saw him
immersed in the subversive cultures
and environments he photographed.
Creating powerful, truthful and
beautiful images that bring human
qualities to the fore, Bruce is a
master of capturing the mood of a
time or place – exploring and
contemplating reality through his
photographs to find meaning in the
world.
Join Bruce as he’s interviewed
about his life and over 60 years of
stunning photographic work.

Monday, 19 March 15:00 - 16:00

Alabama, USA 1965 © Bruce Davidson/Magnum Photos

MILES ALDRIDGE

Best known for: his signature

vibrantly-coloured photography

British photographer

Miles Aldridge is well

known for his vividly

coloured,

meticulously

composed images. His signature

style has graced the pages of TIME

magazine, Vogue and The New York

Times and his work is in the

permanent collections of the The

V&A, The National Portrait Gallery

and The British Museum.

Developed from storyboard

sketches and shot on film, his work

has many different influences from

of cinema, painting and photography.

Miles’s use of bold, vivid hues is

unmistakable, and in this session he

explores his relationship with colour

and its place in his work.

Tuesday, 20 March 15:00 - 16:00

Circling the Small Ads (after Miller), 2017 © Miles Aldridge

ZED NELSON

Best known for: his book on

American gun culture

Internationally-

renowned

photographer Zed

Nelson has worked

on assignment for

National Geographic and many other

magazines including the Sunday

Times and the Guardian Weekend

magazine in the UK. The recipient of

numerous photography awards,

including First Prize in the World

Press Photo Competition, Nelson’s

passion is working on long-term

documentary projects that explore

contemporary issues, work which

has been exhibited in major solo

exhibitions worldwide.

In this revealing talk, Nelson will

show work from his three major book

projects – ‘Gun Nation’, ‘Love Me’, &

‘A Portrait of Hackney’ – the first of

which he recently updated with a

documentary film, re-visiting the

subjects of his seminal book 18 years

later. Taking us behind the scenes of

these projects, Nelson will explain his

approach, techniques to gain access

to unusual situations, and how you

can produce impactful long-term

projects with personal vision.

Tuesday, 20 March 13:00 - 14:00

Gun Nation, 2000 © Zed Nelson

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