The F64 Group - Nigel Wilson

CANCELLED

(Live workshop using Zoom)

Redefining Photography itself.

“Photography should be used for a recording of life, for rendering the very substance and quintessence of the thing itself, whether it be polished steel or palpitating flesh.” Edward Weston 

The hugely influential  'F64 Group' believed in the “innate honesty” of the camera.

The group listed amongst its members some of the greats of photography - Weston, Ansel Adams and Immogen Cunningham.

On this fascinating workshop, we will explore in detail their manifesto, goals and how their pioneering work still influences photographers today.

You will also be shooting a project which we will review in the online class.

This workshop will be for 8 - 10 people only and will be the same as a face to face workshop, just from the comfort of your own home.  Don’t worry if you’re not familiar with working on-line, the tutor will be there to guide you through each step.

IMPORTANT

look out for the attachment in your confirmation email, it contains the Zoom joining link and passcode. If you don't receive it, please email learning@rps.org  

Nigel will need access to your email address to enable him to send you any workshop notes - we will presume that by booking this course you are giving permission unless you contact us to state otherwise. 

Overseas participants - Please check the time of the workshop if you are outside the UK. This link which will help you to calculate the timing of the online workshop: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/custom.html

Nigel Wilson is a very experienced teacher, leading inspirational classes at many institutions, including New York University, Photofusion and London’s famous Camera Club. He is also currently lecturing at the Victoria & Albert Museum, as well as running workshops for the RPS.

Image: Portrait of Ansel Adams © J. Malcolm Greany