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Rangefinder
Magazine
December 2002
EDUCATION SPOTLIGHT
There’s never been a more exciting time to take advantage of so
many fine educational programs around the country. From marketing to digital
to simply creating the very finest images, the opportunities to find new
ways to fine-tune your craft and grow your business are almost endless.
Mid Atlantic Regional School of Professional Photography
Grand Hotel, Cape May, NJ
April 27–May 2, 2003
MARS is one of the leading schools of professional photography in the
country and has one of the most attractive locations. All students and
instructors stay in the beautiful Grand Hotel, right on the beach in beautiful
Cape May, New Jersey, with its Victorian architecture and quaint Jersey
shore atmosphere. All classes are held in the Grand Hotel, but many of
the on-location sessions are held in the lovely town. There are also sunrise
sessions held right on the beach. This will be the seventh annual Mid-Atlantic
Regional School of Professional Photography.
Instructors for MARS 2003 include Joe Buissink on wedding-photojournalism,
Jane Connor-Ziser on Painter, Lynn Damon on children’s portraiture,
Darton Drake on portraiture, Carl Leinbach and Glen Gray on basic Photoshop
and workflow solutions, Greg Stangl on basic portraiture and marketing,
and Monte Zucker on wedding photography. Tuitions range from $795 to $925
and
the fee covers virtually everything—tuition, hotel room (double
occupancy), all lunches and dinners, final night banquet, parties, trade
show, sunrise sessions, evening presentations and much more.
For more information or to register visit www.photoschools.com or e-mail
Adele Bastinck at mars@photoschools.com. You can also call (888) 267-MARS.
Scholarships are available as well; applications online.
California Photographic Workshops Campus of Menlo College
Atherton, CA
June 8–13, 2003
The California Photographic Workshops was founded by a group of working
professional photographers based in the San Francisco Bay area. These
photographers shared a goal to create a quality educational program for
other photographers both in their area and across the country. California
Photographic Workshops offers a wide variety of courses that are of interest
to beginning and experienced photographers, alike.
The school session will be held at the Menlo College campus, just a short
drive from San Francisco International Airport. Accommodations on-site
include meals and dorm-style lodging.
The 2003 California Photographic Workshops curriculum includes: Hanson
Fong on weddings, Don Blair on portraits, Peg Buckner on digital portraits,
Suzette Allen on Photoshop, Don Emmerich on Photoshop, John Teague on
basic portraiture, Jeremy Sutton on Painter, Jon Johnson on glamour and
fashion Photography, Lisle Ramsey on sales and marketing, Robert Starling
on web site construction and maintenance and a special oneevening presentation
for the entire school, featuring the portraiture of Michael Taylor.
For more information, contact Jim Inks, director, 2500 North Texas St.,
Fairfield, CA 94533; (888) 422-6606; fax (707) 422- 0973; e-mail: calif_school@juno.com.
Tuition for PPC/PPA or WPPI members is $495; for non-members it is $650.
You can also visit the web site for more detailed information: www.cpwschool.com.
East Coast School
Sheraton Imperial Hotel & Convention Center
Raleigh, NC
June 15–19, 2003
The Professional Photographers of North Carolina put on the annual East
Coast School, which brings together some of the finest photographic presenters
anywhere.
Here is a list of the classes and presenters for this year’s East
Coast School: “Introduction to Professional Portraiture” with
Gary and Kathy Meek; “Go With The Flow (Digital Workflow, That Is)”
with Mark Barnett; “The Power of Light” with Tony Corbell;
“Weddings From Start to Finish” with Bob Boyd; “Making
Money With Children’s Portraiture” with Nancy Mickle; “Photoshop
for Photographers” with Dr. Glen Cope; “Ignite Your Mind”
with Don Emmerich; “Back To Nature” with Tony Sweet; “Backgrounds
101” with Michael Greene; and “A Week with Big Daddy,”
Don Blair. Tuitions range from $495 to $600 (before December 31, 2002)
and include all meals and social events.
For more information and to download a
registration form, visit www.eastcoastschool.
com. Or call (336) 687-1943 or (336) 687-
2050 and register for the school as well as
reserve hotel accommodations at the same
time.
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