I met Dean Stevenson many years ago when I was taking classes at Showcase School of Photography. He is the best photography teacher that I have ever had. I never missed the opportunity to improve my knowledge and skills with a camera when he was teaching class. Sometimes I would get on the waiting list to take his classes, but it was worth the wait. Over the years I ended up taking every class that he taught until there were no more left.
I also had the opportunity to work with him professionally assisting him in a wedding shoot. I could see his work ethic up close. No detail was overlooked and the job was a success.
For years, Dean’s dream has been to open his own school of photography in his own studio space, and now that dream is a reality as Atlanta Photo Workshops opens for business. Dean has designed several photography classes based on his experience teaching literally thousands of students. He has rewritten several of his core classes to be even better than before.
Students have the choice of taking 5 week courses that involve weekly assignments, a fieldtrip and critiques. Or, they can take a intensive lecture-based class in one day. Students also have an opportunity to have personal tutoring with his one-on-one courses. Large groups and photo clubs can hire Dean for seminars.
Courses include:
- Basic Digital Photography 5 Week Class
- Basic Digital Photography Workshop
- Advanced Digital Photography 5 Week Class
- Creative Composition in Photography 5 Week Class
- The 5 Elements of a Great Image and the Rules of Composition
- How to Use Lightroom 3 Workshop
- The Basics of Flash Photography Workshop
- Shooting in RAW Workshop
- Introduction to Night Photography Workshop
- Workflow for Photographers Workshop
Anyone with a “significant other” understands the importance of a “Honey-Do” list. This is the one that hangs on the refrigerator or next to a calendar of short and long-term projects that need to be completed. The more one get’s done on the list, the more honey one gets… or at least that is what is implied.
That might have been the inspiration for Honey Do-Done, a handyman business in Atlanta that can handle practically any job from small to large. Shane, the owner of the business, has a lot of experience doing many different types of odd jobs. I personally think this company provides a way for local husbands to get out of the doghouse… which coincidentally he can build for you too.
I built a basic web site for Honey Do-Done, and we will be adding to the site in coming months when he gets more project photos taken.
They say that a cobbler’s children have no shoes. In the case of our web site at Graphic Works, we just had “old shoes”. After months of collecting new samples of our recent graphic design projects, web site designs and photography we were finally ready to unleash our promotional web site.
We designed this web site to be Flash-free and to work natively on Apple iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices that do not support Adobe Flash.
View the new Graphic Works web site at www.GraphicWorksAtlanta.com