Woodland Camera Forum to supply a free pictures presentation on Nov. 17 – Every day Democrat

The Woodland Camera Forum will provide a free pictures presentation by Alessandra Chaves, “The Benefits of Photography Projects,” on Monday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m., on the Living Hope Church, 240 N. East St., in Woodland. The presentation is open to the general public.

In this discuss, Chaves will share photos from her completely different tasks and focus on how working inside an outlined framework may help photographers create extra cohesive and significant collection. She’ll clarify how having a transparent thought, theme, or query to information the work provides focus, intention, and depth, permitting photos to construct on each other and inform a extra full story.

This method contrasts with merely heading out to seize no matter seems, which may result in spontaneous and typically hanging images, however typically with out the sense of route or continuity that strengthens long-term creative development.

Chaves, a Davis resident, is a scientist specializing in insect taxonomy. In her graduate research and her day job, she has acquired huge expertise in insect macrophotography for scientific publications. Since 2016, she has licensed varied varieties of photos for industrial and editorial use by means of inventory businesses. Her inventory images have appeared in magazines, books, newspapers, promotional supplies, industrial web sites, outside advertisements, and industrial and private blogs. She additionally writes weekly weblog posts about completely different subjects in pictures.

For extra details about the presentation or the Woodland Camera Forum, contact Susan Bovey at (530) 219-0955.