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Creating a great photo for a client is one thing - but turning your passion and ideas into a series that is shared, shown and sold is a whole different business. If you do it right, you’ll be shooting what you love all the time. Learn how to choose which ideas to create, how to turn your concept into a production, and steps to getting your work seen and even sold in Fine Art Photography: A Complete Guide with Award-Winning Photographer, Brooke Shaden.This is an all-inclusive workshop that provides the tools you need to run a successful and creative business as a fine art photographer. You’ll learn creative exercises to find and develop your ideas, how to create an original narrative, how to produce your own photo series, post production techniques and skills for compositing and retouching, how to write about your work, ways to pitch to galleries and agents, and how to print your pieces so they look like art. Every day for 20 days, you’ll get a 60-90 minute comprehensive lesson designed to inspire and help you build your fine art photography career. You’ll join a community of other like-minded photographers where you can share your ideas and photo series for critiques. This workshop will take you on location with Brooke as she creates a photo series from scratch. She’ll walk through every step for her photo shoots including set design and location scouting, she’ll cover techniques in the field for capturing your artistic vision, post-production and compositing techniques, as well as printing and framing essentials.She’ll round out this experience by discussing all of the details that will help make your career a success like licensing, commissions, artists statements, social media plans, gallery prep, and pricing your work.This comprehensive course is a powerful look into the world of fine art photography led by one of the world’s most talented photographers, Brooke Shaden. Included with purchase is exclusive access to bonus material that gives exercises and downloads for each of the 20 lessons.CLASS SCHEDULE Week 1: Oct 23 - Oct 27 10/23: Storytelling & Idea Exercises 10/24: Layering Inspiration & Creating an Original Narrative 10/25: Finding Your Target Audience 10/26: Planning Your Photoshoot 10/27: Set Design 10/28-10/29: Replay lessons 1-5 Week 2: Oct 30 - Nov 3 10/30: Compositing 10/31: Editing Workflow 11/1: Location Scouting & Test Photoshoot 11/2: Shooting the Images 11/3: Editing for Cohesion, Advanced Compositing, and Print 11/4-11/5: Replay lessons 6-10 Week 3: Nov 6 - Nov 10 11/6: Organizing Final Images 11/7: Framing, Sizing, Editioning, Pricing 11/8: Licensing, Commissions, Contracts 11/9: Gallery Day 11/10: Artist Statement, Elevator Pitch, Bio, Headshot 11/11-11/12: Replay Lessons 11-15 Week 4: Nov 13 - Nov 17 11/13: Writing to Galleries, Awards, Agents, Blogs & Grants 11/14: Speak About Your Work 11/15: Social Media Plan 11/16: Printing 11/17: Critique of Student Work 11/18-11/19: Replay Lessons 16-20