Lessons
11 Pre-Show
08:23 2Intro: Ways of Shooting Part 1
26:26 3Intro: Ways of Shooting Part 2
36:36 4Gear: Tools to Experiment & Play With
30:27 5Gear Q and A
22:58 6Exposures and Cheating
34:28 7Contrast & In Field Examples Part 1
29:14 8Contrast & In Field Examples Part 2
43:41Lesson Info
11 Pre-Show
Hello and welcome to Creativelive. We're here today with the wow creative photography Siri's with Jack Davis. My name is Jim. Kentucky. This is Drew. Consul meant that I say that. Right, sir. Good to be here with you, Jim. You too. So you guys Drew is one of our newer host here, Creativelive. And you come from the audio channel? Correct. Do you come from the audio channel? Yeah. Rock and roll. All sorts of fun stuff over there. Yeah. And are you excited for Jack's class? I am. This is actually my first class on the foot channel. Cool. And I love photography, So I love all things creative, but photography's awesome. Excellent. Well, we want to welcome you to our studio and to our photography channel, so I'm kind of a little confused. I knew that. You guys over there in the audio channel dressed a little differently than dio on. You know, in photo and video. We do that. I'm not used. Teoh. I didn't realize you I thought you Yeah. No, we don't. You know your stuff like this now. Are you k...
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I know, right? I think this is good. All right. Thank you. Oh, better better. All right. You are bitching rock. I'm telling you, I'm telling you. All right, you guys welcome again to the creative. Wow, We're here today. Day one of a 10 part series. Its shape, the why and how and intent 10 parts, right? Jack is really good. An amazing part. Yeah. I mean, he's just he's got so much to cover in this 10 part series. We're here thes three days. This is our intraday. So basically, Jack is going to be talking. You guys through everything that he's gonna cover during the entire course, will also be talking about some ah, lot of fun photography and creative concepts. And then we come back tomorrow for the second class, which is infrared. That will be followed day after tomorrow with panoramas. And then we're gonna take a few weeks off and come back with HDR. Then after HDR, we're going to talk about under an over water photography motion, blur and night and star photography, which I'm super excited about. Yeah. So you guys, you want to get all the information about the 10 part series, you can go to today's course page, scroll down on the bottom and you'll see a bundle link. Click on that and you get all the information for the entire Siri's. It's awesome. Why? I want to welcome all the online audience members who are just tuning in right now. If you're just tuning, welcome to Creativelive. We're excited that you're here. We also have a live in studio audience that we're gonna take a few minutes to meet right now. So why don't we start on this end with Thomas, right? Is that right, Tom Thomas? I like it. Why don't you just go ahead and tell us maybe where we can find you online and what you're excited about learning here? I've got a Flickr account under camera jockey. Okay. I also have been a professional for over 30 years, doing mainly portrait's. But I like to do my therapy with doing landscapes. Awesome. Cool. Nice to meet you. Thanks. All right. Hi, I'm Sara. And, um, you can find me on 500 PX. It's sarabi smith 5000.500 PX dot com And I'm a visual artist, and I've just found photography has been a great creative outlet, so I'm here. Fantastic. Welcome. Hi, I'm Kalyan, and, uh, I'm an amateur photograph for Oh, I don't really have an online presence. Not yet. Yeah, after this class. Thank you, Alicia Richards. And, um, I can be reached through the Seattle Photographic Society website, which is www dot you have a photographic dot com or through the Seattle Photographic Society. Meet up page on meet up dot com. Great. So, you guys, we have a ton of new students in our workshop today, which is really awesome. And we would love if you guys would join us here in our workshops. The best way to figure out how to do that Go to creativelive dot com slash front row. We'd like to have invite you to be part of our either our in studio audience here in Seattle. Or, of course, in San Francisco. It's a blast. Yes, I invited all my friends so you'll see my friends in the audience from time to time. All right, Lorenza, over to you, sir. Will, You could find me online at Lorenzo hill dot com. Also on Twitter at images by low heel and on instagram at Low Hill 21. And, uh, yeah, have fun. I mean, apply on front row it's easy to get in. Just apply. All right. Rents was a staple here. Credit and Kathleen Kathleen DeMoss Phonies amateur photographer, graphic designer, industrial designer for the past, for Apple I'm retired and down my new passion, which is photography. Finding Brady's life really, really great. Find right now on a building. A website. Perfect. I'm Julie Nuke. Um, I'm, ah, Web designer and on instructional designer. My own website is currently down, but it's julie Newcomb dot com. Thank you. Thank you. My name is John Direct, and I have a flicker account at J Correct G e r E C H T. And I've been a fanatic amateur for about 30 years, and I've taken several workshops from Jack before and couldn't resist this one. Great. Awesome. Well, welcome. So you guys, I know when it comes to creativity for me personally, sometimes I slip into a slump. So, Drew, I'd like to ask you when you slip into that slope, what kind of things do you do to help enlighten and bring back some of your creative feelings? That's a great question. It seems like it's always different for me. What I always need to do something new has to be new on. I have to like doing it those air to my to my rules. So a lot of times I'm a song writer by trade. So when I'm writing songs and I have to write songs, I get burned out pretty quick. So then I start writing songs for me and they don't even have to be good songs. It's just whatever comes out and I say, That's That's my thing and I'm proud of it. And that helps me jump start that process, That creative process awesome. I know for me like I feel like travel is something that really gets my creative spirit going. I'm away from my element. I'm away from the things that are sort of mundane in my life, and I always bring my camera with me and seeing new places and meeting new people and eating new foods. Sort of Sparky's Yeah, for sure, definitely sparks my my creative spirit. So thanks for chatting with me about about that. So you guys Drew's gonna head over to the desk and he's gonna get on the Internet and find out out there on the Internet. We'd like to hear from you guys. Let's let's let's get a conversation started. Let's talk about creativity. I'd like to know maybe what's holding you back from potentially being more creative on DWhite You do in your daily life style to become more creative.
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