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Arthur Bleich
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Arthur Bleich is an award-winning photographer, writer and educator, and an acknowledged expert on digital photography. His photographs have appeared worldwide in newspapers, magazines and books and he has written hundreds of articles for Digital Camera (as their feature editor for nearly a decade), Pop Photo, CNET, MacLife, Rangefinder, After Capture and many others.
He began his career free-lancing for Time-Life and other magazines in New York and then covered Alaska for Globe Photos Agency. Next, while serving as an officer-photographer in the U.S. Coast Guard, he received one of the most prestigious national photojournalism awards for his creative coverage of an Antarctic expedition. Subsequently, he joined the faculty of Marquette University where, as an associate professor, he was twice named Outstanding Educator of America, a national honor. Prior to that, he was also the recipient of a coveted Fulbright Grant to Ethiopia where he taught photography. Arthur lives in Miami and is owned by a dozen or so cats which occasionally deign to pose for him. |
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Steven Katzman
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Steven Katzman is a world-renowned photographer, writer and educator whose photo book The Face of Forgiveness has received widespread acclaim. He is a consummate camera artist with an awesome command of technique and recently received a grant to document Newtown, an African American community in Florida.
The beautifully crafted images of his subjects are unique and he will discuss how they were made as well as giving attendees direction in how to become involved in personal projects that can lead to exhibits and books. He will also teach fine arts printing and lend his considerable expertise to the critiquing process. Steven is represented in permanent collections of major art museums throughout the world, writes regularly for professional photographic publications and has had a portfolio of his work purchased by the George Eastman House International Center of Photography. He is an adjunct faculty member at the Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Fl, and lives there with his wife, Sharon, and their four dogs. |
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Ron Wolfe
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Ron Wolfe has an advanced degree in mathematics and was heavily involved with building and maintaining computers for over 25 years before developing a serious interest in photography. As he picked up technical skills, his work began to show an impeccable eye for the unusual and his images quickly began to receive recognition for their fine design elements.
He has received many major awards for his images and has been with the workshop for five years where he teaches and assists attendees with computer problems or with photography or imaging procedures that require going through in detail on a one-on-one basis. Ron and his wife have just built a home and set up a studio in New Mexico, a state where many photographers have migrated due to the spectacular quality of light and the depth of the artistic community. Although his main interests are photography and computers, he is also an accomplished woodcarver. |
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Dan Loffler
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Dan Loffler is best known for his Photoshop expertise but in working as a creative art director for major print and web clients he has also mastered many other applications. |
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Note: The Workshop reserves the right to substitute instructors in the event of unforeseen circumstances such as illness, injury or personal emergency.
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