Karen Messick iPhone Photography Course

Chesapeake friend and client, Karen Messick, in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins University, is
proud to announce the first iPhone Photography course offering within the Odyssey Liberal Arts
Program.

Wednesday evenings from 7-8:45 October 3 – November 7, 2012
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The mobile phone camera is changing the way people take, enhance and share their pictures. In this
course, participants will capture and transform their images into works of art, precious family
memories, photojournalist or wonderful travel images.

Class sessions introduce “Apps” for capturing
and processing images made on the iPhone. Participants will share their images in a creative,
supportive environment and enjoy critiques while gaining insight into composition, light and color
theory.

This course is for the casual photographer, professional photographer or creative artist who is
interested in exploring the amazing opportunity the iPhone and the iPhone “Apps” provide for
capturing and creating images. Students will learn the best apps and how to use them for shooting,
editing and creative processing on the iPhone.

The course will include fundamentals and functionality of the iPhone 4 or 4s including setting resolution creating and organizing albums, workflow transfer
and utility. Students will be introduced to the online iPhone imaging communities and many resources for advancing their iPhoneography skills.

Students will need to purchase approximately $30.00 in apps for this course. No prior photography experience is required. Course Registration fee is $185.00

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Karen L Messick, President of Karen L Messick Photography, is a professional photographer, lecturer, and writer. Her images and articles have been published in iPhoneLife and Nature Photographer
Magazine. She has been capturing images for the past 15 years. She leads photography workshops throughout the US. She contributes her iPhone images to Aurora Stock Photography. Her iPhone images can be seen on her iPhone Adventures Blog

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