Videos
"Jumpstarting Your Creativity...or...56 Things to Think About BEFORE You Press the Shutter (Part 1)"
The essence of creativity is finding fresh ways to see (and photographically capture) a variety of subjects. In order to do that-and to break out of any visual ruts you might be stuck in-there are many things to consider. Gottlieb takes you beyond the obvious considerations, such as basic composition and lighting, to the wide range of considerations that are open to you for producing creative imagery. Indeed, there are so many things to consider that Gottlieb can only cover half of them in an evening session. (Part 2 may be available for a future booking.) Using his own images as examples, including those from his many published books, Gottlieb demonstrates how he practices what he preaches. So...Bring an open mind and be prepared for an evening of creative stimulation.
The essence of creativity is finding fresh ways to see (and photographically capture) a variety of subjects. In order to do that-and to break out of any visual ruts you might be stuck in-there are many things to consider. Gottlieb takes you beyond the obvious considerations, such as basic composition and lighting, to the wide range of considerations that are open to you for producing creative imagery. Indeed, there are so many things to consider that Gottlieb can only cover half of them in an evening session. (Part 2 may be available for a future booking.) Using his own images as examples, including those from his many published books, Gottlieb demonstrates how he practices what he preaches. So...Bring an open mind and be prepared for an evening of creative stimulation.
Biography:
Steve Gottlieb's photography ranges from architecture to people to landscapes. His images have been recognized with such awards as "Advertising Photograph of the Year" in both NYC and Washington, DC. He is the photographer (as well as author and designer) of American Icons, Washington: Portrait of a City and Abandoned America, which was selected by both People Magazine and USA Today as a "2002 Gift Book of the Year." Steve has been designated as one of a half-dozen "Kodak Professional Icons" in the U.S. After graduating from Columbia College and Law School, Steve practiced law for a decade before turning his life-long hobby into his vocation. Steve is Horizon's founder and director. In addition, he leads workshops and gives presentations to stimulate innovation and team-building in organizations. (see www.visionmining.biz)
www.horizonworkshops.com
Steve Gottlieb's photography ranges from architecture to people to landscapes. His images have been recognized with such awards as "Advertising Photograph of the Year" in both NYC and Washington, DC. He is the photographer (as well as author and designer) of American Icons, Washington: Portrait of a City and Abandoned America, which was selected by both People Magazine and USA Today as a "2002 Gift Book of the Year." Steve has been designated as one of a half-dozen "Kodak Professional Icons" in the U.S. After graduating from Columbia College and Law School, Steve practiced law for a decade before turning his life-long hobby into his vocation. Steve is Horizon's founder and director. In addition, he leads workshops and gives presentations to stimulate innovation and team-building in organizations. (see www.visionmining.biz)
www.horizonworkshops.com
"Jump Starting your Creativity" - March 14 Program Meeting
Artist: Steve Gottlieb Doors open 5:30 pm - Program 7:15 pm
Artist: Steve Gottlieb Doors open 5:30 pm - Program 7:15 pm
Program Chair, Sue Eberhart, announces that the March 14 program will feature renowned
photographer Steve Gottlieb, founder of Horizon Photography Workshops
photographer Steve Gottlieb, founder of Horizon Photography Workshops