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Galitz School of Photography – Photography Course This comprehensive course will enable students to acquire knowledge and skills in the field of photography while learning how to use the camera's capabilities, and also developing an artistic point of view. The course includes 12 sessions, 4 of which are outdoor sessions in different locations. The in-class sessions are held between 19:00 and 21:30 on weekdays. The outdoor “field” sessions take place on Sunday mornings. All sessions are accompanied by presentations, and after each session the participants receive handouts of the material covered. The meetings are held in the Diamond Exchange District in Ramat-Gan, near the Tel-Aviv main train terminal, which has free parking. Lectures are given by Roie Galitz (www.galitz.co.il), photographer and school manager, along with some of the best instructors in the field of photography in Israel. The Galitz School of Photography is undoubtedly one of the best in Israel, and has been awarded excellent reviews. Among the school's graduates are hundreds of outstanding photographers, who are now active in the Israeli photography community and enjoy photographing and sharing their work. Course Plan: Session 1 – Basic Photography I In the first session we will review the history of photography and learn basic photographic concepts and terminology, such as exposure, shutter, aperture, ISO and depth of field. We will familiarize ourselves with the camera's structure, the lenses and how to operate a camera. Session 2 – Basic Photography II In this session we will elaborate on the basic concepts of photography, and then go on to learn about the digital system and the differences between film and digital photography, which involves: understanding resolution and compression, white balance, dynamic range, and how to work with the characteristics of the digital system, such as RAW and histograms. We will also study light and its different characteristics. Session 3 – Composition and Filters In this fascinating lecture we will learn how to construct an image correctly, how to lead a viewer’s eye from place to place, what the eye likes, what composition is and how to apply it in different types of photography. In the second half of the lecture we will learn about filters, how they affect the photo and when to use them. Session 4 – First Outdoor Excursion @ Yarkon Park (Friday/Sunday morning) This photo shoot is held in Yarkon Park with the purpose of applying the knowledge gained thus far in the course. We will practice exposure, depth of field, light measurements, composition, shooting in motion, operating the camera and more. Session 5 – Feedback and Editing Software in this session, the art of criticism will be explored by viewing and analyzing students' photos that were taken during the previous outdoor session, while putting an emphasis on technique and suggestions for improvement. The second half of the session will be an introduction to editing software. Session 6 – Photoshop and Digital Editing Editing software is the digital photographer's "dark room." The available editing tools are essential in digital photography. In this lesson, the basic tools required to work with editing software will be taught. The lecture is held in a computer classroom where each computer is equipped with Photoshop. Session 7 – Second Outdoor Excursion @ Safari, Ramat-Gan (Friday/Sunday morning) On Sunday morning we will meet in the entrance to the Safari in Ramat-Gan to shoot wildlife while putting an emphasis on lighting, composition, capturing special moments and paying attention to details. During the session we will understand how to display animals in a flattering way, and how to isolate them from the frenzy of the Safari. Session 8 – Feedback and a Lecture on Portraits and Street Photography The students will present their photos from the Safari before and after digital editing. Constructive criticism will be given, as well as tips for improvement. In the second half of the lesson we will discuss portrait and street photography. Session 9 – Third Outdoor Excursion @ Nahalat Binyamin - Street Photography (Friday/Sunday morning) During this photo shoot, we will be shooting portraits on Nahalat Binyamin while capturing the "happenings" in the street and paying attention to the fine details. Session 10 – Feedback, Flash Photography and Preparation for Night Photography The students will present their photos from the previous outdoor excursion before and after digital editing, and will receive constructive criticism. The second half of the session will deal with flash photography and preparation for the following session – sunset photography and night photography in the old city of Jaffa. Session 11 – Fourth Outdoor Excursion @ Jaffa - Night Photography In this session we will apply the techniques of long exposure time while using a tripod. We will experiment with different compositions, working with flash and multiple exposures and shooting vehicles in motion. The session will begin with sunset photography on the beach and will go on in the enchanted alleys of the old city of Jaffa. Session 12 –Feedback, Further Development and Course Summary The students will present their final photos, taken at the night-photography session, and will receive feedback. The last session of the course also includes a lecture on the topic of "personal development in the world of photography after the course." The second half of the session will include a course summary, and each student will receive a personal graduation certificate.
What makes us unique? · Quality teaching – The best instructors in Israel take part in course guidance and will share their experiences and unique points of view in photography. The outdoor sessions are reinforced with additional instructors to allow for one-on-one guidance. · Guarantee – Our main goal is for you to graduate the course after significantly improving your knowledge and skills in photography. If you feel that you lack knowledge in a particular topic, you are welcome to take the same session again without additional fees in order to reinforce the foundations of your knowledge. · Completing missed lessons – Missing a session during the course for personal reasons might happen to each of us. If you happen to miss a session, you will have the option of completing the same session with another group two weeks later or at your convenience with no additional fees. · Continuity – Each participant in the course has a permanent 15% discount off of the price of each advanced photography course. Photography sessions are also held by graduates on a regular basis. More Important Details: · Required Equipment: A camera, with a manual control mode for shutter and aperture. A digital camera is highly recommended. A tripod is also recommended (though not mandatory, as we will lend equipment to those who don't have it). If you are unsure of whether the camera you own will suffice, or if you are looking for recommendations – feel free to contact us and ask. · Every graduate will receive a personal graduation certificate from the Galitz School of Photography. · The cost of the course does not include parking and entry fees to locations during the course.
For more information and enrollment – info@galitz.co.il or call us @ 077-4090280
Sincerely, Roie Galitz, CEO Galitz School of Photography
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