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Instructor: Bryan Peterson
 Bryan has been a photographer for over 30 years and teaching photography for
20 years. He brings a unique teaching style to the school which will guarantee
creative and fun learning by all photographers while elevating them to new photographic
heights that they only have dreamed of. In addition, Bryan is the author of such
best selling books as Understanding Exposure,
Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography,
and Learning to See Creatively and the popular instructional
DVD "How to Take
The Perfect Picture". He is the founder of The Perfect Picture School
of Photography.
What students are saying about Bryan Peterson
and his courses?
Bryan is teaching following courses:
The Complete Commercial Photographer - Succeeding in Assignments and Stock
Understanding Exposure
The Art of Seeing |
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Instructors: Alan and Vicena Poulson
 This course is taught by Alan and Vicena Poulson. Both Alan and Vicena have a deep love for photography. They work together enjoying their passion to take pictures. With six kids of their own, they practically have their own modeling agency. They have been married for over 15 years and throughout this time traveled and photographed in many countries around the world. Both are successful stock photographers, as well as studio photographers in the community in which they live.
Alan is co-owner of The Perfect Picture School of Photography.
Alan and Vicena are teaching following courses:
Travel and Vacation Photography
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: Simplify Photography from Shoot to Finish!
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Instructor: Anthony Weller
 From the day Anthony brought home his first
SLR camera at the age of 15, he was hooked, and today he is
an award-winning photographer in great demand. He has spent
his whole working life in architectural photography after graduating
in photography from college in London. He travelled extensively
throughout the UK and Europe during his 20 years as staff photographer
on Britain’s premier weekly construction magazine, and
set up his own architectural photography business – Archimage
Ltd – in 1990. He now shoots commissions for a wide range
of clients in the architectural, construction, and design industries,
providing pictures for advertising and editorial use, annual
reports, and brochures. Anthony also supplies images to specialist
architectural photo libraries, as well as stock libraries Getty
and Alamy. As one looks at Anthony’s photography, it
is clearly evident that he has a true passion for his subjects
and the ability to capture the beauty of any design. You can
view a selection of his pictures at www.archimage.co.uk.
Anthony is teaching following course:
Architectural Photography
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Instructor: Bobbi Lane
 Bobbi Lane is an award-winning commercial photographer specializing in creative portraits on location and in the studio. Lane's multi-faceted approach to photography incorporates over 30 years of technical experience with innovative artistic interpretation. Lane shoots primarily people on location for editorial, corporate, and advertising accounts as well as photographing "real people" and travel for stock. Her stock photography has sold worldwide for ads, posters, and billboards.
Bobbi's clients include: Warner Bros., PricewaterhouseCoopers, Samsung, Bose Corp., Neutrogena, Ricon, Mattel, Maui Music Festival, Charles Schwab, McDonnell/Douglas, Sears' Tower Skydeck, and the Morro Bay Natural History Museum.
As a dedicated photo educator, she brings insight and enthusiasm to her hundreds of students every year. Bobbi's excellent rapport and communication with her students inspires and motivates, while her straight-forward teaching style reaches students of many different skill levels. Bobbi teaches her own weekend workshops in CT, the Bobbi Lane Workshops and at the Santa Fe Workshops, the Maine Workshops, the Julia Dean Workshops, and the International Center for Photography in New York City. She is the Chair of the Education Committee for Advertising Photographers of America, and the creator of their Successful Emerging Photographer’s program. In October 2007, at APA National’s 25th Anniversary, they honored Bobbi with a Special Recognition Award for Education.
Bobbi is teaching following course:
Portraits Unplugged
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Instructor: Bruce Smith
 I began my 30-year career by getting fired as a photo assistant after two years of brewing tea, sweeping the studio floors and fetching equipment for several studio photographers. I decided to go solo and set up my own photo studio, specializing in shooting models’ portfolios, portraits and the occasional fashion shoot.
I was inspired by the photographers from the ‘30s to the ‘60s, including Cecil Beaton, Norman Parkinson, David Baily, Barry Lategan, John F French, Horst P Horst, William Klein, Irving Penn, Richard Avendon, George Hoyningen-Huene, and many more.
My first big break in fashion photography came while setting up a test shoot with a model, I arranged to borrow some Fifties’ style gowns from a top fashion designer that sold her clothes through exclusive stores such as Harrods in London. This test shoot became a commission, and the pictures that I produced were published in Avante Guard, one of the UKs leading fashion magazines, at the time.
I switched to shooting just fashion and set off to London in the early Eighties. Confident and adventurous, I was on the ladder to establishing myself as a freelance fashion shooter. The next few years were spent developing my own style and reputation, test shoots with models and endless appointments with fashion editors, art directors, designers and potential clients.
I mailed samples of my work to the couture and bridal wear designers, and I was picked up by Catherine Raynor - a leading UK bridal wear couture designer who had previously worked with some of the world’s most prestigious photographers including Norman Parkinson, Terrance Donavan and John Swanell. Raynor commissioned me to shoot her next collection. Her status within the bridal wear industry, and the success of the images that I had produced for her, created a chain reaction with a queue of top bridal wear and couture designers clambering at my studio door to shoot their collections.
The next major step came with a commission from a leading UK bridal wear consumer magazine to shoot two editorial stories for them on location in Tobago. This led to many years of shooting high fashion for some of the top designers, and manufacturers of couture and bridal wear.
Inspired by some of my classic fashion images, art directors from top London design consultancies asked me to present my portfolio to them, with the view to shooting an image brochure for Charnos a leading lingerie company in the UK. This began a long list of lingerie and hosiery clients commissioning me to shoot their collections including, Charnos Hosiery, Panache Lingerie, Silhuette Lingerie, Bravissimo Lingerie, Johnathon Aston Hosiery, Levante Hosiery and Lapele Lingerie, etc Some of whom I am still shooting for to this day.
I shot many image brochures and catalogues, with fashion shoots in some of the some of world most beautiful and exotic locations from Alaska to Kenya. Shooting catalogues on location, with all of its challenges, taught me to shoot fast with available light. I was commissioned to arrange the complete production for bi-annual fashion shoots, including the sourcing of the production teams, location managers, catering, location transport, even helicopters and arctic supply vessels.
In the late 90s I began shooting in digital. There are so many benefits, its speed of production for press and post-production regarding retouching, etc, which is now in my own hands, ensuring my images get reproduced how I envisage them to be.
Bruce is teaching following course:
High-Energy Fashion Photography
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Instructor: Charlie Borland
 Charlie Borland is an award-winning commercial photographer based in Oregon. Charlie travels extensively for a wide range of clients. People are his forte, on the job or at play. With a career spanning 25 years, he produces photography for annual reports, advertising, and editorial clients.
His photographs have been seen in National Geographic Adventure and Traveler, Outside, Women's Sport and Fitness, Newsweek, TV Guide, CIO, Sports Illustrated for Women, Time, Backpacker, and Sunset, to name a few.
Charlie's partial client list includes: Xerox, NW Airlines, Fujitsu, Tektronix, Nike, Blue Cross, Nationsbank, Precision Castparts Corp., Mentor Graphics, Texas Instruments, Pacificorp, Cellular One, Sequent Computer, Early Winters, Cascade Bancorp, and Associated General Contractors.
Charlie has been involved in the stock photography business, operating a stock photo agency out of his studio for 8 years before merging with Definitive/FPG and later Getty Images. He is co-owner of online photo agency www.fogstock.com, and Director of Aspen Photo Workshops. (www.aspenphotoworkshops.com). His blog is: www.thecommercialphotographer.net
What students are saying about Charlie Borland
and his courses?
Charlie is teaching following courses:
The Complete Commercial Photographer - Succeeding in Assignments and Stock
Electronic Flash-The 'Mystery' Revealed!
Lighting Techniques of the Portrait Masters - An introduction to digital portrait photography
Photo Illustration: An Introduction to Digital Product Photography
Secrets of Lighting on Location
Lighting Challenges of Architectural
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Instructor: Cheryl Machat Dorskind
 Cheryl Machat Dorskind is a fine art photographer and handpainter, known for her highly personal approach to portraiture. Her photography has been published in newspapers and magazines, including Country Living, House, Hampton Style, and The New York Times, and as cover art for best-selling novels such as Ann Beattie's Falling in Place and Chilly Scenes of Winter. The author of the definitive guide to handcoloring photographs.
The Art of Handpainting Photographs, Cheryl shares her love of photography through her books and by teaching and mentoring at colleges and art institutions.
Communicating with her celebrated hands-on inspirational approach, The Art of Photographing Children, is a comprehensive handbook for creating cherished photographs of children. Her critically acclaimed fine art photography is exhibited regularly and sought by an esteemed worldwide clientele. Residing in Westhampton, New York, with her husband and two daughters, she writes a popular newspaper column, Picture This, for The Southampton Press, and is working on a third book.
For further information, please visit her website: www.cherylmachatdorskind.com.
What students are saying about Cheryl Machat Dorskind and her courses?
Cheryl is teaching following courses:
All About Color
Photographing Children
Painting Photographs
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Instructor: Chris Hurtt
 Chris Hurtt is a San Francisco based freelance photographer. His photography career took off when he met and started assisting world-renowned photographer Bryan Peterson on commercial assignments all over the world. Since working with Bryan, Chris has built a successful commercial business of his own shooting for clients such as Pillar Data Inc, Infinera Corp, RN Estate Winery, and The Environmental Protection Agency to name a few. Chris is also an instructor at PPSOP.com where his down to earth explanations of all things photographic have resulted in him accepting invitations to teach in person in Asia, the Middle East, North America, and all over Europe.
For further information, please visit his website: www.ChrisLHurtt.com.
What students are saying about Chris Hurtt
and his courses?
Chris is teaching following courses:
Understanding Exposure
The Art of Seeing
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Instructor: Danilo Piccioni
 Danilo is truly a gifted and talented photographer and graphic designer. Formerly putting his talents to work in Rome, he is now, to the delight of numerous North American clients, putting his talent to work out of his studio in Vancouver, B.C. Over the years he has received numerous awards for the many web designs, illustrations, and images he has created for a host of clients. In particular, for many of you familiar with in Rendez-Vous Italia Magazine, it was Danilo's work that made you say, "WOW!" In January of 2006, his first of what will no doubt be many one-man shows was on display at the Place des Arts in Vancouver B.C. Just in case you didn't know, he is truly a noted Photoshop Expert! We at The Perfect Picture School of Photography are overwhelmed at Danilo’s creativity in designing our corporate logo. (www.theitalianeye.com)
What students are saying about Danilo Piccioni
and his courses?
Danilo is teaching following courses:
The Evolution of a Masterpiece
Beyond Color Photography In Photoshop
The Art of B&W, Infrared and Sepia Photography in Photoshop
Controlling The Weather and Mastering the Light in Photoshop
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Instructor: Darwin Wiggett
 Darwin Wiggett has been a full-time professional outdoor and nature stock photographer since 1990. His specialties include theatrical light landscapes, funny animals and candid kid photography. A small sampling of photo credits include: Outside, Nature's Best, National Geographic Traveler, Geo, Outdoor Photographer, Canadian Geographic, Equinox, Popular Photography, as well as more mainstream magazines such as Time, MacLean's, Business Week, and Reader's Digest. His images have graced countless books, magazines, posters, calendars and ad campaigns worldwide.
Darwin has numerous books published including: Darwin Wiggett Photographs Canada, Dances with Light – The Canadian Rockies, How to Photograph the Canadian Rockies, Niagara Falls, Amazing Photos– Alberta, Amazing Photos – The Canadian Rockies, Mutts Only, and Mutt Moments. Darwin is currently working on other Canadian landscape books, as well as producing new imagery for greeting cards and posters. Darwin's images are represented and available for stock usage from Getty, First Light, and Workbook photo agencies.
Darwin regularly teaches workshops and leads photo tours to Canadian destinations, as well as writes photography articles both on-line and in printed photo magazines. More information on Darwin can be found at www.darwinwiggett.com
What students are saying about Darwin Wiggett
and his courses?
Darwin is teaching following courses:
Techniques for Mastering Creative Landscape and Nature Photography
Great Pet Photos Made Easy |
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Instructor: Dave Nitsche
 Dave Nitsche picked up a camera 20 years ago, but his first journey into photography only lasted a mere 6 months. He consistently had a creative outlet for his thoughts and emotions, having always been involved in the arts as a guitarist, graphic designer, and web developer. But, eventually career changes and life put him in a place where he had never been before. Eighteen years after he had sold his Canon A1 he decided to try photography once again. In 2002, he bought his first digital camera. Dave’s engaging creativity and memorable photos have not stopped since. Dave's goal from the very beginning was to merge human emotion into non-human environments using what ever 'stuffs' (mannequins, glass, guns, fire, etc.) necessary. During that process he strived to be as original as possible. His images are steeped in expressionism, color, and contrast, but cover a wonderful variety of categories that it becomes hard to place them in just one. His work has been admired and praised by critics, photographers, artists and the public in general, via various shows, publications and galleries, for their ability to conjure feelings in people that are very deep, very personal, and usually reserved for living things.
The scope of Dave's work does not stop at conceptualism or expressionism. He is a fan of all types of imagery and is quite fond of moving from style to style. His website includes all forms of innovative imagery for you to view. Enjoy his images and his vision as much as he does. Dave’s colorful and inspiring photography may be viewed at http://www.davenitsche.com.
What students are saying about Dave Nitsche
and his course?
Dave is teaching following course:
Conceptual Photography - Honest, Emotional Photography |
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Instructor: David Langley
 My worst day as a commercial photographer was still a great day!
Having completed more than 5,400 commercial assignments around the world and the recipient of more awards than the entire cast of the Titanic, David Langley truly IS the icon of Advertising Photographers world-wide! David has shot ads for just about every American corporation. Not just one, two or a handful of American corporations, but David has shot advertising campaigns for almost every Fortune 500 company out there. You don’t command this kind of attention and get this kind of work unless you are that good. David IS that good! David is also one of the founding members of APA, (Advertising Photographers of America).
The once elusive Pot of Gold at the end of the rainbow can now be found here at PPSOP with David offering up his wealth of expertise in our Six-Month Commercial Photography Course.
“After teaching at the Pratt Institute, The School of Visual Arts and for the Hallmark Institute of Photography, I feel strongly, that many photography schools require far too many “fluffy” courses in order to get that degree or certificate of completion. And truth be told, these required ‘fluffy’ courses are the reason it can take up to four years to get that ‘prized’ degree. When it comes down to actually being there in the real world of Advertising Photography, practical and useful courses are sadly lacking at many of these schools. That is why I am so excited to be part of PPSOP and their Six Month Commercial Photography Course because it cuts out the “fluff” and spends all its time on what matters most-“picture making NOT picture taking!”
“To the best of my knowledge, NO photographer has ever been awarded an assignment on the basis of his/her diploma or certificate of completion. It is the photographer's portfolio that gets him or her the job, plain and simple. Through a combination of challenging assignments and some “no-holds barred” critiques, every PPSOP student enrolled in this course will soon learn and understand what it takes to create a ‘working portfolio’.”
David is teaching following course:
The Complete Commercial Photographer - Succeeding in Assignments and Stock |
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Instructor: David Nightingale
 David Nightingale lives in Blackpool, a seaside town in the North West of England, with his wife Libby and six children. He was formerly a university lecturer, but is now the full-time Creative Director of Chromasia Limited - a fine arts and commercial photography company specialising in commercial and private commissions; image licensing; and print sales (www.chromasia.com). He is also the director of Chromasia Training Limited – a photographic and post-production training company, specializing in online tutorials and one-to-one training (www.chromasia-training.com).
His blog, from which he developed both companies, has received numerous nominations and awards including Winner of the Best European Photoblog category in the 2007 Photoblog Awards, and Winner of the Most Popular Photoblog category of the 2006 Photoblog Awards.
He is also a regular contributor to Digital SLR User, a UK based photography magazine, and his work has been featured in numerous art and photography magazines around the world. His first book was published in November 2007 – Baby Photography Now – and is available from ILEX Press in the UK and Lark Books in the US.
What students are saying about David Nightingale
and his course?
David is teaching following course:
Unleashing the Power of High Dynamic Range (HDR) Images |
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Instructor: Geno Andrews
 Geno Andrews is an award winning freelance Graphic Designer and Multimedia Producer/Writer/ Director and Editor, who brings his versatile expertise in Photoshop to the Perfect Picture School of Photography. Based in California, Geno has extensive knowledge in pre-press to finished product in graphic design, has taught advanced Photoshop Workshops and Seminars around the country and has a teaching facility/lab near his office. He holds a special place in his heart "for students that are hungry to learn and to be inspired in the art of visual communication".
What students are saying about Geno and his courses?
Geno is teaching following courses:
Photoshop Basics 101-The Basics of Photoshop for the Overwhelmed
CS3 Workflow Lifesavers-The NEW Adobe Photoshop CS3: Better, Faster, Smarter - and Automated! |
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Instructor: Jack Davis
Jack Davis is co-author of the award-winning and best-selling guide to
Photoshop, "The Photoshop Wow! Book," as well as a designer /
illustrator / photographer and contributing editor to numerous other books
and magazines on digital tools and the creative process. He is co-author
of the award winning books:
• How to Wow: Photoshop for Photographers
• The Photoshop CS/CS2 Wow! Book
• Adobe Photoshop Elements One-Click Wow!
• Adobe Photoshop CS2 One-Click Wow!
• The Photoshop 7 Wow! Book He has also written numerous magazine
articles for Photoshop User, Nikon Capture, PEI and Outdoor
Photographer.
 Jack Davis is internationally recognized expert
on digital imagery and the visual communication process. He has lectured
at conferences and universities throughout the US, Japan, Singapore,
Hong Kong, Canada, Brazil and Australia, as well as leading numerous
workshops around the US and abroad. He teaches as part of the "Dream
Team" at the National Association of Photoshop Professional's Photoshop
World Conferences. Jack was recently inducted into the NAPP Photoshop
Hall of Fame.
Jack has undergraduate degrees in traditional Commercial
Art and Graphic Design and an MA and MFA in Digital Imagery, Art and
Design and resides in California.
Jack is teaching following course:
CS3 Workflow Lifesavers-The NEW Adobe Photoshop CS3: Better, Faster, Smarter - and Automated! |
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Instructor: Kathleen Clemons
 Kathleen Clemons is a New England based photographer, living on the beautiful coast of Maine. A winner of numerous contests and awards, Kathleen is known for her creative use of natural light and unique, stunning compositions. Her work is represented by FogStock, ChromaZone Images, The Jaynes Gallery and Corbis. With a background in education, and a passion for photography and teaching, she is anxious to share her knowledge with the students at PPSOP. Kathleen's photos may be viewed at www.kathleenclemonsphotography.com.
What students are saying about Kathleen Clemons
and her courses?
Kathleen is teaching following courses:
Capturing the Beauty of Flowers
Lensbaby Magic
The Art of Food Photography |
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Instructor: Ken Sklute
 Ken Sklute of Tempe, AZ., has been working with his passions of photographing people and drag racing for 32 years. Ken has succeeded in his photography career by being named Photographer of the Year a total of 25 times between Arizona, New York, and California. In 2006, Ken was recently awarded Photographer of the Year in the Western States Regional Print Competition and earned Best in Show at the same conference. In 2005, Ken was awarded Drag Racing Photographer of the Year from CompetitionPlus.com, Wedding Photographer of the Year and Photojournalist of the Year from the Professional Photographers of California, as well as receiving the Heidi Mauracher Starlite award for Best Wedding Photograph. Ken has accomplished 13 Kodak Gallery awards and 14 Fuji Masterpiece Awards.Ken spends much of his time teaching and lecturing both Nationally and Internationally and serves as a Print Jury Chairman for WPPI. Ken has attained his Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman degrees from PPA, Accolade of Photographic Mastery, Accolade of Outstanding Photographic Achievement, Accolade of Exceptional Photographic Achievement, Accolade of Highest Photographic Achievement, and the Accolade of Lifetime Photographic Excellence. Ken provides images to: NHRA, Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, various photographic Magazines, National Dragster, ARMY, MOPAR, to name a few. Ken is an accomplished Hot Air Balloon pilot, a fixed wing pilot, and loves riding his Harley. One of the things Ken enjoys the most regarding his involvement in Drag Racing is the wonderful relationships he has made with the people he's met at the track. Ken believes that you treat people as you'd like to be treated!
Visit Ken's work at www.KenSklute.com and www.RacersEdgePhotography.com.
What students are saying about Ken Sklute
and his course?
Ken is teaching following courses:
Wedding Photography by Master Photographer Ken Sklute |
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Instructor: Mark English
 A photographer for almost thirty years, Mark is a nationally accredited member of the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC) and the Professional Photographers Association of British Columbia (PPABC). The recipient of several awards for his work, most recently first in class (pictorial) at the 2007 PPOC Image Competition, with a second image selected for inclusion in the PPOC National Loan Collection which tours Canada and is intended to represent the best in Canadian professional photography.
Known for his bold use of color and strong graphic elements in his image making, he shoots primarily for stock and much of his work is focused on editorial travel and landscape. His work has been published in a variety of media. His work may be viewed at www.pacificlight.ca
While photography is all about the image, control of the technical elements of the photographic process is an essential first step to achieving creative freedom.
What students are saying about Mark English
and his courses?
Mark is teaching following courses:
Digital Snap-Shooters Guide to Great Photos!
The Art of Printing and Selling Your Art |
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Instructor: Mason Resnick
 Mason Resnick, a veteran photography writer and street photographer, is the editor in chief of the Adorama AIRC Learning Center, an online photo magazine hosted by Adorama Camera. He has served as the Managing Editor of Popular Photography and Photo Business magazines, webmaster for PDN Online, Associate Editor of Modern Photography. A student of street photography master Garry Winogrand, Resnick’s street photography has appeared in Stern and Hadassah magazines. Recently, Resnick curated “Crossroads: Contemporary Street Photography” (2006) at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and his photos are in that museum’s permanent collection. He is currently working on an eBook of his work from the 1970s. A sample of his street photography can be found at http://www.photogs.com/pedestrianphotos.
Mason is teaching following course:
Street Photography: Finding Order in Chaos |
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Instructor: Pete Saloutos
 Pete Saloutos is a veteran of corporate, advertising and stock photography. His career in commercial photography spans over 35 years and includes images that appear in materials published by Fortune 500 companies, businesses and magazines all over the world. Eclectic and wide-ranging, his work includes such diverse subjects as sports, medicine, landscapes, architecture and underwater photography: his targets are always moving.
"I am fortunate that the breadth of experience I've had in equipment and techniques gives me the flexibility to pursue my changing interests in photography. From the abstract to the concrete, I am driven to create compelling images using whatever means meets the challenge: film or digital, available or complex lighting, indoors or outdoors: I enjoy it all…and find great energy and excitement in knowing that my best images lie ahead."
In addition to a 2004 Gold Medal for the Portfolio.com Best Advertising Image in Show, other distinctions of note include his selection as one of Nikon’s "Legends Behind the Lens," the selection of his rhythmic gymnastics image as a 2004 Olympics international stamp, and a Gold Medal Award in Best Design from the Advancement and Support of Education (UCLA H2004 Calendar).
His current project is a work of love: spearheading The Lisa Lund Fund, dedicated to supporting breast cancer patients and research through funds raised from a 2008 calendar that will be published this fall. Another project that is close to the heart is the just-completed Arms Around Bainbridge 29 mile relay around Bainbridge Island. Most recent in print are his images of China, centerpieced in the June/July issue of PC Photo Magazine. A sampling of Saloutos clients includes Mentorcorp, USA Today, Bank of America, IBM, Nike, Runner’s World, Pacific Bell, United States Olympic Committee, Nikon, Newsweek, Federal Express, TYR, and Parker Aerospace.
Pete’s award winning images and more can be viewed on the following websites:
www.petesaloutos.com
www.gettyone.com
www.punchstock.com
www.panoramicimages.com
www.corbis.com
www.armsroundbainbridge.com
Pete is teaching following course:
The Complete Commercial Photographer - Succeeding in Assignments and Stock |
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Instructor: Robert LaFollette
 Since 1989, Robert La Follette has been working as a graphic designer and photographer. His photos have won numerous awards and have appeared in Shutterbug Magazine, Informant Guest and Creation Magazine. La Follette is also a contributing writer and photographer for Florida Wildlife Magazine.
Author and photographer of “Tampa Bay: A Photographic Portrait”, this coffee-table style book is one of the best selling books in the Tampa Bay area that showcases the regions beauty though photography. Robert was also awarded “Best of Show” at the Boyd Hill Nature Photography Contest in St. Petersburg, Florida. He has also been featured on “i On Tampa Bay” for PAX TV.
Robert’s photography also appears around Tampa Bay, most notably with the Tampa Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau, where his images showcases the beauty and attractions that make Tampa Bay a world-renowned vacation destination. Robert also teaches creative photography online and personal workshops around Tampa Bay.
Robert lives in Tampa, Florida with his wife, Dawn, whom he has been happily married for over 18 years. To view more of Robert's award-winning photography, please visit: http://www.robertlafollette.com.
What students are saying about Robert LaFollette
and his courses?
Robert is teaching following course:
Compelling Photographs - "Must Know" Fundamentals of Composition
Wildlife Photography 101 |
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Instructor: Robin Nichols
 Like many photography teachers, I’m in the envious position of being able to combine one of my life’s passions, photography, with my job. And, even though I tend to spend way too much time in front of the computer, it remains one of the best jobs in the world...
Though born in the UK, I’ve spent the past 20 years in Sydney. I began work in Australia as a cameraman in the audio-visual business, then a freelance photographer. More recently, I worked as a contributing freelance writer for several photo-centric publications, then as a full-time magazine editor for more than eight years. For the past eight years, I’ve run my own publishing business, Better Digital Magazine, producing Australia’s best-selling specialist digital photo techniques publication: Better Digital magazine.
With this publication I’ve aggressively pursued the goal of producing clear, well-illustrated publications written in simple English and have continued to develop this plain-speaking style in other specialist magazines such as Better Photoshop Techniques and Digital PhotoART (a project-based publication with a distinct ‘scrapbooking’ style).
When I’m not travelling, writing for one of my publications or conducting photo tours and workshops, I teach digital photography and Photoshop Elements classes at Sydney University.
There’s nothing I like better than showing newcomers how to fine-tune their compositional skills and then how to get the best from the resulting digital files using a program like Photoshop Elements.
My work can be seen in Better Digital magazine, or online:
www.robinnichols.com.au and www.betterdigitalonline.com
Robin is teaching following courses:
Discover your image making potential: an introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements
Taking your creativity to the next level: Advanced Photoshop Elements
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Instructor: Ron Goldman
 Ron Goldman is a photographer living in Washington State. Capturing the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in photographs has always been one of Ron's passions. Whether outdoors with natural light or in his studio shooting with strobes, his strong sense of color comes through in all of his images.
Recent clients include Chef Magazine, Portland Menu Guide, Dealer Principal Magazine, Papa Haydn Restaurants and Microtrace Corporation. His stock images are represented by StockVisions. More of Ron's work can be seen here: www.rongoldmanphotography.com
Ron is teaching following courses:
The Art of Food Photography
Capturing the Beauty of Flowers
Lensbaby Magic
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Instructor: Sara Wight
 Sara Wight is an Art Director at Corbis Stock Photo Agency, New York, as well as a photographer. Born and raised in northeastern Pennsylvania, she received her BFA in Photography from Kutztown University and her MFA in Photography and Related Media from the School of Visual Arts. Sara exhibits her personal work widely throughout the United States, as well as shooting commercially. Before joining Corbis, Sara was a Senior Photo Editor at John Wiley and Sons and Macmillan/McGraw-Hill.
You may view Sarah’s work at: www.sarawight.com and www.corbis.com
Sara is teaching following courses:
The Complete Commercial Photographer -
Succeeding in Assignments and Stock
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