Digitalsilverimaging
The Fine Art of Printing in a Digital World
In this Lightroom Develop Module Intensive, we will cover many of the features that make Lightroom an amazing and powerful processor of digital images. We will continue learning the tools and delve deeper into the tips and tricks to enhance your images quickly and with stunning results.
Concept Aware® Workshop at Maine Media Workshops provides a roadmap of creativity which enhances a photographer’s ability to problem-solve, innovate and analyze their own unique practice. Participants articulate and strengthen their visual voice. The result of an expanded and intentional visual fluency results in more impactful images. An increased awareness of how one sees directly... [Read the Rest]
In this Lightroom Print and Book Module workshop, we will cover two exceptional ways to share your images with the world, making exhibition quality prints or creating a multipage book. Prints are the best way to evaluate your images and make a lasting impression with your photography. Lightroom Print and Book Module workshop will focus on output,... [Read the Rest]
Digital Silver Imaging welcomes Barry to speak about his experience as a photographer and music lover, on that night in Harvard Square that changed rock and roll history. In his talk Barry will delve into the sequence of events that brought him to the night that music writer Jon Landau exclaimed "I saw rock and roll future and his name is Bruce Springsteen.”
This event starts at 6:30 PM EST Meet the author of Hand Coloring Black and White Photography, Laurie Klein, in an evening filled with useful and inspiring information on hand coloring photos. Laurie will speak about her work, her vision and the techniques required to hand color the New DSI Digital Silver Print® Fiber Matte... [Read the Rest]
Presented by Social Documentary Network and Digital Silver Imaging Featured presenters: Karen Davis, Janet Jarman & Nicholas Pfosi Karen Davis Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: A Family Portrait by Karen Davis, is a long-form, visual and textual portrait of a family moving forward in the face of a devastating childhood illness—childhood onset schizophrenia. Combining Davis’s photographs with... [Read the Rest]