FOTO - Kamera & Redigering

Do you have an interest in photography – either taking photographs or looking at them? Do you take pictures with your mobile phone or camera? Do you look at images on social media, or like sending cool pictures to your friends? Then this course is for you. In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to explore both how we can work artistically with existing photographs, and how we can document and tell stories by taking photographs ourselves.

As a participant in this workshop, you can:

learn about different photographic approaches
use a found photograph to create new stories
work practically with photography, both using a camera and different image-editing programmes
learn about, and create, staged photographs
learn ways to post-process your images
write titles and texts for your photographs
create a photo exhibition

The workshop is led by a team of experienced instructors who will give you different tasks, inspire you and guide you throughout the week.

The whole world is just images

Have you ever looked at a picture and been amazed, wondered what it means or how it was made? Photography is everywhere – we see it constantly in newspapers, online and on social media. We take pictures with mobile phones and cameras – and today we can also create images without a camera at all, using artificial intelligence. This is the image-world we will enter in this workshop. We will work with cameras, but also with images and photographs we find in different places.

Over the course of a week, we will create stories, learn how to use a camera, and together explore the photographs that already exist and the ones we make ourselves.

Level

Anyone with an interest in photography can sign up for this workshop, where we will work both individually and in groups. You do not need any previous experience to take part – you will receive individual follow-up and instruction whether you have no, some or lots of experience with photography. You can write about your experience level in the application form.