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| Date: | Apr 1–Jul 1, 2015 |
| Organized by: | Contemporary Image Collective (CIC) |
| Venue: | Contemporary Image Collective (CIC) |
| Address: | 2nd Floor, 27 Talaat Harb St., Downtown, Cairo |
| Admission: | 500 EGP |
| Event Language: | Arabic |
| Website: | www.facebook.com/events/605190986284021/ |
Instructor: Mohamed Ali Eddin
Language: Arabic
Duration: 3 days/9 hours
Schedule: 1-5 April, from 6 pm to 9 pm
Fees: 500 EGP
Requirements: Students required having a DSLR camera
This course clarifies the functions of common DSLR cameras and basic photographic techniques. It also provides an introduction to digital viewing and editing on the computer. Students will learn about depth of field, aperture, exposure, light meter, quality settings, shutter speeds, and basic composition. Students can bring their own DSLR camera, or use one from CIC.
About the instructor:
Mohamed Ali Eddin is a freelance photojournalist who started his career as an investigative reporter in 2006. He worked for AlMasry AlYoum, ElBadeel, ElShorouk and Yahoo! Maktoob, as a freelance photojournalist. Some years ago he decided to focus more on the format of the photo essay documenting the change in Egyptian society. He attended visual storytelling workshops with Noor Images, Al-liquindoi workshops and World Press Photo. Ali Eddin won the WPPH grant for Reporting Change in 2013 and the Manuel Riveras Ortiz Foundation grant for documentary photography in 2014.
Website: www.alieddin.com
*Note: Dates are subject to change due to possible lack of signups
