As the temperatures start to cool off (fingers crossed!), join Neil A. Miller for a series of three in-person workshops covering best practices, shooting methods and hands-on assignments for capturing unexpected moments in public places.

THIS WORKSHOP IS COMPRISED OF THREE SESSIONS:
September 9: Neil discusses the range of possibilities and methods used in street photography along with its history, the many concerns, and personal responsibility. We will end this session with assignments to be photographed over the following two-week period in between session one and two.
September 23: Photo assignments will be reviewed with the group in session two. The critique and editing suggestions will offer guidance to complete the project.
September 30: During session three, students will present their final edited Photographs to the group and discuss their street photography experience..

Neil A. Miller, an American photographer, captures the many fleeting aspects of the world around us. Neil’s first photographic work on the street was in Cleveland, Ohio during the early 1960’s. It was a challenge to go from pictorial/portrait type photography to candid street photography. Working with a Rolleiflex 3.5f and a Leica M2 the results created a passion in him that has continued to this day.

In the 1970’s he spent time with Garry Winogrand and W. Eugene Smith while assisting at the Ansel Adams and Friends of Photography Workshops. His background includes time as a US Navy Photographer, a 15 year teaching career along with a 39 year career as a news photographer for Channel 10 in Phoenix. Since retiring, Neil continues his devotion to the photographic arts and most specifically to photographing on the street.

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