Carlan Tapp Photography




	2010 Workshops - Exhibits - Lectures Carlan has been teaching photographic workshops since 1977. His workshops range in scope from traditional silver process photography, the latest digital and electronic image technologies, portfolio and project development, and personal creative process exploration. In addition to group workshops, custom one to three day workshops created to suit personal photographic interests and techniques can be arranged providing the opportunity to explore, discover, and learn at your own pace. 2010 marks the beginning of several new and exciting workshops. If you have questions about a listed workshop, or wish to discuss personal workshops please contact Carlan at 505.670.2560 or email: carlan@carlantapp.com Mentorship Program As a photographic educator Carlan’s early experiences studying with master photography mentors including Ansel Adams, Paul Caponigro, John Szarkowski, and Roy DeCarava shaped his appreciation and understanding of the importance of mentorships. Today, as a mentor with the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, Carlan carries forward the tradition of mentor as “trusted teacher”. His belief in working with students is to guide them along the path to open their vision to their own true photographic voice. Personal expression, project development, portfolio creation, technical understanding of the craft of photography are some of the directions in which Carlan has worked with past students. During the mentoring sessions students take the time to explore, discover, and fully express their personal photographic vision and voice. It is Carlan’s focus in his mentoring that each of his students achieves their personal photographic goals. If you are interested in a mentorship with Carlan, the first step is to contact Reid Callanan at the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops at 505.983.1400 x15. 2010 Schedule February 4 - 28, 2010 : Question of Power exhibit Bradley University, Bunn Lectureship, Peoria, IL. Visual Voice Lecture Series February 18, 2010. More information March 21 - 27, 2010 : "Expressive Digital Landscape in Black and White" - Today's digital photographic technology has opened new avenues for creating expressive black and white landscapes images. This workshop is for the photogapher wo wishes to explore the aesthetic and technical aspects of digital black and white landscapes. More information: Santa Fe Workshops April 14, 2010 : Quesiton of Power public lecture Plattsburgh State University Visual Artist series, Plattsburgh, NY. More information: May 3 - 7, 2010 : "New Mexico's Ancient Ruins and Petroglyphs" - This workshop is for individuals desiring to discover and develop an understanding of what it means to express the spiritual and sacred essence of a place, a people, and a culture through their personal photography. More information: Santa Fe Workshops May 20 - 24, 2010 : "Spicy Gumbo Photo Workshop" - This unique workshop is designed for the intermmediate to advanced photograqpher wishing to immerse themself in the art of documentary storytelling. Centered in the heart of Cajun country this workshop co-taught with Debbie Flemming Caffery explores the culture, music, and landscape of Louisiana. More information: June 27 - July 2, 2010 : "Sense of Place" - Following in the footsteps of Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, and W. Eugene Smith this workshop carries on the tradition of using traditional black and white film to photograph, document and create a sense of place in the 21st century. Students will have the opportunity to work in portraiture, landscape, and architecture within the community creating a sense of place through their photographs. Discussions and demonstrations on film types, developers, and exhibition printmaking will be covered and practiced. More information: Photographers' Formulary August 1 - 7, 2010 : "Seeing Light" - In this workshop we learn to observe, "see", feel, and understand the meaning of light. We then respond, react, interpret, and express ourselves with the camera. More information: Santa Fe Workshops 2010 Spring and Fall : "Dine Homeland - Spirit of the Earth" - Photographic fieldwork tour exploring the cultural, spiritual, and physical landscape of Canyon de Chelly and the People. Private two to four day workshops. Contact Carlan. More information
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