Featuring Image Capture with Fred Silber & Lightroom Post Production with Steve Rosenbach

Join us at a special introductory price for our newest photo workshop on interior real estate photography!


This terrific workshop is an amazing opportunity to learn how to create magazine-style images of homes and commercial establishments. During this full day training, Fred will 
share  his extensive knowledge experience in photographing real estate properties utilizing his 40+ years of photography skills while Steve will share post-production techniques with 
Lightroom to help you create incredible final images.


 This 5-hour, hands-on workshop is divided into two parts: Three hours of actual interior and exterior training and shooting and 
two hours of post-production, creating beautiful High-Dynamic Range (HDR) images for publication.

We will teach and guide you to understand:

• proper equipment, focus, exposure, and white balance

• how to use the technique of HDR to insure that all tones, from darkest to lightest, look right

• composition and angles for interior and exterior photography

• how to control light using only ambient lighting

• how to deal with  mixed lighting, mirrors, flare 
and other difficult situations


Steve will then teach Post-Production techniques, including photo merging, color correction and lens correction and many other Lightroom tools to help create amazing final results.


This is truly hands-on training to teach you how to become more confident professional Real Estate and Architectural 
photographers.


In order to be able to provide the best learning experience, the seminar will be limited to only 6 photographers for each session. The classes will be taught at Steve’s home in Millersville ,MD (near BWI airport.)

As a bonus, you will also get follow-on phone and email support to help you with the first set of interior photos you try on your own after the workshop.

Overview

Here is a unique, two-part workshop where you will learn and practice all aspects of photographic image capture, and then, in a follow-on session, learn to use Lightroom to turn your images to works of art. These sessions will be jam-packed with training and experience for every photographer at all skill levels. ALL your questions will be answered, and you will be able to go forward to photograph with confidence.

In the first part of the workshop on Sunday January 24th, professional photographer Steve Rosenbach will be your instructor, guiding you to help you home in on interesting subjects and walk you through all aspects of image capture, including shooting in RAW, exposure, custom white balance, composition, HDR, and other techniques. By the end of this session, you will have some really good images in your camera.

For the second part of the workshop on Wednesday Febrary 27th, from 6 to 9pm, you will bring the raw images from the first session, and we will walk you through how to use Lightroom to turn your very good images into extraordinary ones.

Shooting Location

For the first part of this workshop on Sunday February 24th, we will be shooting at Housewerks Salvage in the Pigtown section of Baltimore. This business has an enormous and eccentric collection of items of all kinds of salvaged architectural and industrial items - their collection of both common and unusual objects, from the mundane to the magnificent, make great photo subjects!

The company's building itself, built in 1885 as the headquarters of The Chesapeake Gas Company of Baltimore City, is visually intriguing by itself, and a subject for great photos. We will be able to photograph pretty much anywhere in the building, and if weather permits, we will go into their yard to photograph the substantial number of items there (see Fred Silber's photo above, taken in the yard.)

Lightroom Training

In the second part of the workshop on Wednesday evening February 27th, we will use your own RAW images, captured at Housewerks, to teach you to be a competent and creative Lightroom user. We will work in a comfortable location near BWI airport (attendees will get the address and directions after registering.)

Want to Attend Just the Capture Workshop?

As an option, you can attend just the Image Capture Workshop session at Housewerks. Please see the separate “Purchase” section below. Please note that those who register for both sessions get a significant discount.

Overview

Here is a unique, two-part workshop where you will learn and practice all aspects of photographic image capture, and then, in a follow-on session, learn to use Lightroom to turn your images to works of art. These sessions will be jam-packed with training and experience for every photographer at all skill levels. ALL your questions will be answered, and you will be able to go forward to photograph with confidence.

In the first part of the workshop on Saturday January 12th, professional photographers Fred Silber and Steve Rosenbach will be your instructors, guiding you to help you home in on interesting subjects and walk you through all aspects of image capture, including shooting in RAW, exposure, custom white balance, composition, HDR, and other techniques. By the end of this session, you will have some really good images in your camera.

For the second part of the workshop on Wednesday January 16th, from 6 to 9pm, you will bring the raw images from the first session, and we will walk you through how to use Lightroom to turn your very good images into extraordinary ones.

Shooting Location

For the first part of this workshop on Saturday December 15th, we will be shooting at Housewerks Salvage in the Pigtown section of Baltimore. This business has an enormous and eccentric collection of items of all kinds of salvaged architectural and industrial items - their collection of both common and unusual objects, from the mundane to the magnificent, make great photo subjects!

The company's building itself, built in 1885 as the headquarters of The Chesapeake Gas Company of Baltimore City, is visually intriguing by itself, and a subject for great photos. We will be able to photograph pretty much anywhere in the building, and if weather permits, we will go into their yard to photograph the substantial number of items there (see Fred Silber's photo above, taken in the yard.)

Lightroom Training

In the second part of the workshop on Wednesday evening December 19th, we will use your own RAW images, captured at Housewerks, to teach you to be a competent and creative Lightroom user. We will work in a comfortable location near BWI airport (attendees will get the address and directions after registering.)

Want to Attend Just the Capture Workshop?

As an option, you can attend just the Image Capture Workshop session at Housewerks. Please see the separate “Purchase” section below. Please note that those who register for both sessions get a significant discount.

Experience the treasures of Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum in a new and unique way, through the eyes of award-winning photographer Steve Rosenbach. 

The Walters is internationally lauded for its collection of art, which spans the third millennium B.C through the early 20th century. You will see and photograph items as varied as Greek sculptures, medieval stained glass, Old Masters paintings, Art Nouveau jewelry, and 19th-century European and American masterpieces. For examples photographed by Steve, see this online album.

Steve will guide you through the museum and instruct you on the best way to photograph each kind of artwork, without use of flash or tripod. He’ll show you how to achieve a proper white balance under the various interior lighting conditions you’ll encounter and how to improve you photographic composition by studying great works of art.  

For more information and to register, click here. 

We'll start at the Baltimore Basilica, the very first Catholic cathedral in the United States, then walk two blocks to Mount Vernon, a neighborhood of mansions, museums, and small, classically-designed parks surrounding Baltimore's Washington Monument. Once at Mount Vernon, we'll photograph the interior of the Peabody Institute Library (pictured here.)  

Click here for more information and to register.
 

Experience the treasures of Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum in a new and unique way, through the eyes of award-winning photographer Steve Rosenbach. 

The Walters is internationally lauded for its collection of art, which spans the third millennium B.C through the early 20th century. You will see and photograph items as varied as Greek sculptures, medieval stained glass, Old Masters paintings, Art Nouveau jewelry, and 19th-century European and American masterpieces. For examples photographed by Steve, see this online album.

Steve will guide you through the museum and instruct you on the best way to photograph each kind of artwork, without use of flash or tripod. He’ll show you how to achieve a proper white balance under the various interior lighting conditions you’ll encounter and how to improve you photographic composition by studying great works of art.  

For more information and to register, click here. 

We'll start at the Baltimore Basilica, the very first Catholic cathedral in the United States, then walk two blocks to Mount Vernon, a neighborhood of mansions, museums, and small, classically-designed parks surrounding Baltimore's Washington Monument. Once at Mount Vernon, we'll photograph the interior of the Peabody Institute Library (pictured here.)  

Click here for more information and to register.
 

Experience the treasures of Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum in a new and unique way, through the eyes of award-winning photographer Steve Rosenbach. 

The Walters is internationally lauded for its collection of art, which spans the third millennium B.C through the early 20th century. You will see and photograph items as varied as Greek sculptures, medieval stained glass, Old Masters paintings, Art Nouveau jewelry, and 19th-century European and American masterpieces. For examples photographed by Steve, see this online album.

Steve will guide you through the museum and instruct you on the best way to photograph each kind of artwork, without use of flash or tripod. He’ll show you how to achieve a proper white balance under the various interior lighting conditions you’ll encounter and how to improve you photographic composition by studying great works of art.  

For more information and to register, click here. 

Experience the treasures of Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum in a new and unique way, through the eyes of award-winning photographer Steve Rosenbach. 

The Walters is internationally lauded for its collection of art, which spans the third millennium B.C through the early 20th century. You will see and photograph items as varied as Greek sculptures, medieval stained glass, Old Masters paintings, Art Nouveau jewelry, and 19th-century European and American masterpieces. For examples photographed by Steve, see this online album.

Steve will guide you through the museum and instruct you on the best way to photograph each kind of artwork, without use of flash or tripod. He’ll show you how to achieve a proper white balance under the various interior lighting conditions you’ll encounter and how to improve you photographic composition by studying great works of art.  

For more information and to register, click here. 

Experience the treasures of Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum in a new and unique way, through the eyes of award-winning photographer Steve Rosenbach. 

The Walters is internationally lauded for its collection of art, which spans the third millennium B.C through the early 20th century. You will see and photograph items as varied as Greek sculptures, medieval stained glass, Old Masters paintings, Art Nouveau jewelry, and 19th-century European and American masterpieces. For examples photographed by Steve, see this online album.

Steve will guide you through the museum and instruct you on the best way to photograph each kind of artwork, without use of flash or tripod. He’ll show you how to achieve a proper white balance under the various interior lighting conditions you’ll encounter and how to improve you photographic composition by studying great works of art.  

For more information and to register, click here. 

"Taking something mundane, and seeing something transcendent in it is the high ground of photography," says master photographer Sam Abell.

On this unique Safari, we'll help you to slow down and really see in order to unlock your ability to photographically elevate the mundane to the magnificent. Everyday items and familiar places can offer powerful images in exchange for a little work, imagination, and practice.

A section of a docked boat. A reflection in the harbor. A shadow cast at just the right angle across a row of classical columns. 

For this kind of photography, the brand of camera isn't important. Point-and-shoot versus DSLR versus mirrorless isn't important. How much you spent on your equipment isn't important.   Just look... see... isolate.

Great photos are everywhere, but most people pass them by every day, unnoticed. This safari will help you see those missed images and start you on your way to a new realm of photography.

Your leader for this Safari will be Steve Rosenbach, an award-winning photographer and popular photo tour guide and instructor. Steve has been photographing in Baltimore for over twelve years - he knows where the best photos are and will show you how to make compelling images you might otherwise pass right by. 

We'll start at the Baltimore Basilica, the very first Catholic cathedral in the United States, then walk two blocks to Mount Vernon, a neighborhood of mansions, museums, and small, classically-designed parks surrounding Baltimore's Washington Monument. Once at Mount Vernon, we'll photograph the interior of the Peabody Institute Library (pictured here.)  

Click here for more information and to register.
 

Experience the treasures of Baltimore’s Walters Art Museum in a new and unique way, through the eyes of award-winning photographer Steve Rosenbach. 

The Walters is internationally lauded for its collection of art, which spans the third millennium B.C through the early 20th century. You will see and photograph items as varied as Greek sculptures, medieval stained glass, Old Masters paintings, Art Nouveau jewelry, and 19th-century European and American masterpieces. For examples photographed by Steve, see this online album.

Steve will guide you through the museum and instruct you on the best way to photograph each kind of artwork, without use of flash or tripod. He’ll show you how to achieve a proper white balance under the various interior lighting conditions you’ll encounter and how to improve you photographic composition by studying great works of art.  

For more information and to register, click here.