london 2010

workshops by Cheryl Jacobs Nicolai

London, UK October 6-7, 2010

where: private residence

tuition: $800 US

This custom workshop is sure to be a memorable one. It will take place in a private residence with plenty of shooting options in southeast London. As always, the curriculum will be designed based on the particular needs of those attending, and will include discussion-style teaching, hands on work behind the camera, an opportunity to watch me in action, and in-depth critiques. The workshop will begin at 10am and go until we're finished each day, usually around 4 or 5pm.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, and a waiting list will be kept after the eight slots have been filled. Registration is not final until tuition has been received. This workshop is expected to be very popular, so I recommend signing up as soon as possible! Our fabulous host in London will be happy to provide directions and recommendations as needed.

Tuition is accepted via Paypal (registered e-mail address cj@cheryljacobsphotography.com), or by wire transfer.

Workshop Registration

Cancellation policy: Due to the very small workshop class size, registration is fully transferable, but nonrefundable. If you can not attend, your tuition can be credited to another open workshop at any point in the future.

Custom Portrait Workshops by Cheryl Jacobs Nicolai

Teaching all aspects of available light portraiture, including lighting, composition, finding your style, establishing rapport,creative exposure, working on location, and bringing emotion to your work. Cheryl's work has appeared in Kodak's ProPass magazine, Black and White Photography magazine, The Equine Chronicle, and numerous online publications. Her work has been featured in group and solo shows at The Photographer's Gallery (Denver, Colorado), Core Gallery (Denver, Colorado), and The Elevator Gallery (Toronto, Canada). Offering workshops in the US , UK, Europe, Canada and worldwide.

About the Instructor:

Known for her soulful and personal approach to portraiture, Cheryl Jacobs has the unusual ability to bring out the intensity in her subjects, young and old. Her masterful use of B&W film and natural light give her prints a depth uncommon in today's digital world. Her distinctive style of fine art portraiture is instantly recognizable.

Above all, Cheryl values the opportunity to form bonds with those she photographs, believing that the portrait is simply a side effect of a strong human connection. That belief is the key to her ongoing success, which now extends to commercial and editorial work, writing, and numerous fine art projects. Her unusual printing techniques and teaching methods have been spotlighted by Kodak's ProPass Magazine, and her workshops have received rave reviews worldwide.