Description
Many artists are frightened by the idea their portrait and find production of such an image an often-disappointing exercise. Whether they say they're not photogenic or don't have access to professional resources, Richard Perron intends to address this nightmare with everyone.
This workshop includes two meetings where Richard will set up a photographic studio at Chalet Jean-Chénier.
He will take turns taking your portrait, offering advice and positive criticism to help you look your best.
At the second meeting, you'll be invited to dress up for more formal images. Digital versions will be given to you at the end of the workshop for your use.
Be prepared to receive feedback, as Richard will encourage the exchange of positive criticism between participants.
Level: this workshop is open to all levels.
Location: Chalet Jean-Chénier, 515 Jean-Chénier Street (Aylmer Sector)
Dates: Wednesday, November 19 and 26.
Hours: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The workshop will be offered in French, but the instructor is bilingual.
Minimum 4 and maximum 6 participants.
Cost for members: $54 (cost for non-members $59)
Regarding the instructor: Richard Perron is a portrait photographer who has been in practice for some twenty years. His works have been exhibited in various local and out-of-the-region galleries.
In 2010, he obtained a diploma in digital photography from the Ottawa School of Photographic Arts. More recently, in December 2022, he received a Certificate in Visual Arts from the UQO School of Arts and Cultures.
His website presents a sample of his artistic and freelance work. https://www.richardperron.ca
