Are you familiar with the basics of photography and want to learn more about handling your camera and composing better images? Do you want to better understand the concept of photographic series and the power of visual storytelling?

The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Artnub Beirut is launching it’s Intermediate Photography Course aimed to get you to operate with photography skill, knowledge, and experience at an intermediary level.

This course is of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. Having studied this course you will be more confident in taking manual control of the camera and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for your photographs.

Our training program is made up of a three-part format which includes theory, application, and review/critique. The 5 sessions are a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experience. Every session is split into 2 parts.

1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
2- Lectures and discussions on visual storytelling with established photographers that work in diverse fields.

At the beginning of the course, students will have the opportunity to choose the topic that they want to work on. These projects will be screened and discussed.

Location: ArtNub Beirut

Price: 350 USD/person (Payment can be made by cash to cheques)

Dates:

Session 1: Monday, June 24
Session 2: Monday, July 1
Session 3: Monday, July 8
Session 4: Monday, July 15
Session 5: Saturday, July 20

Time:

Session 1 – 4:
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Session 5:
9:30 am – 3:00 pm

Requirements:

Basic Photography
DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.
Laptops

Registration:

To register kindly call us on 81-362004 or send us an email to info@bcplebanon.org

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Course Program

June 24
Session 1: Using Natural Light

– The Basics of Photography (A refresher)
– Working with natural light
– Controlling natural light
-Talk by Patrick Baz

July 1
Session 2: Low Light Photography

– The role of white balance in photography
– Working with low light
– Understanding ISO
– Tips and tricks used in low light photography (no equipment needed)
– Talk on Photography and Therapy with Maya Alameddine

July 8
Session 3: Light Meter, Light Conditions, and Using Flash

– Using the built-in camera light meter
– Understanding the difference between Matrix, center weight, and spot.
– Working with different natural lighting conditions
– An introduction to mixed light photography
– Talk on wildlife photography by Michel Zoghzoghi

July 15
Session 4: Improving Skills

– Applying newly learned skills while shooting close up portraits and people.
– The floor is open to discussion of questions that students might have about what they have learned throughout the course
– Talk on scientific photography by Gaby Maamary

July 20
Session 5: Review/Critique

This will be an all-day session, where all student projects are collected, screened, and discussed both in terms of technical and visual aspects, with a focus on the power of visual storytelling and the importance of working on series.

Are you familiar with the basics of photography and want to learn more about handling your camera and composing better images? Do you want to better understand the concept of photographic series and the power of visual storytelling?

The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Artnub Beirut is launching it’s Intermediate Photography Course aimed to get you to operate with photography skill, knowledge, and experience at an intermediary level.

This course is of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. Having studied this course you will be more confident in taking manual control of the camera and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for your photographs.

Our training program is made up of a three-part format which includes theory, application, and review/critique. The 5 sessions are a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experience. Every session is split into 2 parts.

1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
2- Lectures and discussions on visual storytelling with established photographers that work in diverse fields.

At the beginning of the course, students will have the opportunity to choose the topic that they want to work on. These projects will be screened and discussed.

Location: ArtNub Beirut

Price: 350 USD/person (Payment can be made by cash to cheques)

Dates:

Session 1: Monday, June 24
Session 2: Monday, July 1
Session 3: Monday, July 8
Session 4: Monday, July 15
Session 5: Saturday, July 20

Time:

Session 1 – 4:
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Session 5:
9:30 am – 3:00 pm

Requirements:

Basic Photography
DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.
Laptops

Registration:

To register kindly call us on 81-362004 or send us an email to info@bcplebanon.org

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Course Program

June 24
Session 1: Using Natural Light

– The Basics of Photography (A refresher)
– Working with natural light
– Controlling natural light
-Talk by Patrick Baz

July 1
Session 2: Low Light Photography

– The role of white balance in photography
– Working with low light
– Understanding ISO
– Tips and tricks used in low light photography (no equipment needed)
– Talk on Photography and Therapy with Maya Alameddine

July 8
Session 3: Light Meter, Light Conditions, and Using Flash

– Using the built-in camera light meter
– Understanding the difference between Matrix, center weight, and spot.
– Working with different natural lighting conditions
– An introduction to mixed light photography
– Talk on wildlife photography by Michel Zoghzoghi

July 15
Session 4: Improving Skills

– Applying newly learned skills while shooting close up portraits and people.
– The floor is open to discussion of questions that students might have about what they have learned throughout the course
– Talk on scientific photography by Gaby Maamary

July 20
Session 5: Review/Critique

This will be an all-day session, where all student projects are collected, screened, and discussed both in terms of technical and visual aspects, with a focus on the power of visual storytelling and the importance of working on series.

Are you familiar with the basics of photography and want to learn more about handling your camera and composing better images? Do you want to better understand the concept of photographic series and the power of visual storytelling?

The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Artnub Beirut is launching it’s Intermediate Photography Course aimed to get you to operate with photography skill, knowledge, and experience at an intermediary level.

This course is of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. Having studied this course you will be more confident in taking manual control of the camera and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for your photographs.

Our training program is made up of a three-part format which includes theory, application, and review/critique. The 5 sessions are a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experience. Every session is split into 2 parts.

1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
2- Lectures and discussions on visual storytelling with established photographers that work in diverse fields.

At the beginning of the course, students will have the opportunity to choose the topic that they want to work on. These projects will be screened and discussed.

Location: ArtNub Beirut

Price: 350 USD/person (Payment can be made by cash to cheques)

Dates:

Session 1: Monday, June 24
Session 2: Monday, July 1
Session 3: Monday, July 8
Session 4: Monday, July 15
Session 5: Saturday, July 20

Time:

Session 1 – 4:
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Session 5:
9:30 am – 3:00 pm

Requirements:

Basic Photography
DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.
Laptops

Registration:

To register kindly call us on 81-362004 or send us an email to info@bcplebanon.org

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Course Program

June 24
Session 1: Using Natural Light

– The Basics of Photography (A refresher)
– Working with natural light
– Controlling natural light
-Talk by Patrick Baz

July 1
Session 2: Low Light Photography

– The role of white balance in photography
– Working with low light
– Understanding ISO
– Tips and tricks used in low light photography (no equipment needed)
– Talk on Photography and Therapy with Maya Alameddine

July 8
Session 3: Light Meter, Light Conditions, and Using Flash

– Using the built-in camera light meter
– Understanding the difference between Matrix, center weight, and spot.
– Working with different natural lighting conditions
– An introduction to mixed light photography
– Talk on wildlife photography by Michel Zoghzoghi

July 15
Session 4: Improving Skills

– Applying newly learned skills while shooting close up portraits and people.
– The floor is open to discussion of questions that students might have about what they have learned throughout the course
– Talk on scientific photography by Gaby Maamary

July 20
Session 5: Review/Critique

This will be an all-day session, where all student projects are collected, screened, and discussed both in terms of technical and visual aspects, with a focus on the power of visual storytelling and the importance of working on series.

The Beirut Center of Photography and Art Nub Beirut invite you to an evening with photographer Jack Dabaghian where he will be discussing his latest body of work, “Les Maitres Du Secret,” exhibited Between July 18 and August 10 during the Beiteddine Festival.

Date: Monday, July 22

Time: 7 PM to 9:00 PM

Location: Artnub Beirut

IMPORTANT: Seats being limited, kindly contact us on
81 362 004 / 03 376 626 or by writing to info@bcplebanon.org for reservations.

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The Druze community has a power of fascination that does not diminish since the Orientalists. Guardians of a secret and a religion described by Gérard de Nerval and Lamartine as mysterious, and who remains so today; it has preserved its traditions and an enigmatic aura despite the evolution of contemporary society.

This exhibition is a tribute to this community. It also revolves around the idea of the re-appropriation of an old photographic technique: the wet collodion to emphasize the timelessness of his subjects. His Portraits, landscapes, and still life photographs take us on a journey into the heart of this culture so well protected.

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Read more about Jack here: https://jackdabaghian.com/Info/Bio/1