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West Africa Cruise - Cape Town to Marrakech (XVCMDX)
People have been exchanging customs and ideas in Western Africa as long as there have been people. Now, it's your turn. From the MS Expedition, you'll get the chance to explore one of Africa's most vibrant (and curiously underexplored) regions from a hotel that goes wherever you do. A solid combination of activity and leisure, you'll have ample time to spot rare birds and endemic wildlife with skilled naturalists, mingle in local markets, and learn about the region from our experienced expedition staff, including naturalists, historians, anthropologists, and ornithologists. While at sea, we'll also enjoy South African wine tastings from our very own sommelier and enjoy daily lectures from experts before wrapping it all up in enchanting Marrakech. Africa by sea? We didn't believe it was possible either.
Highlights: Learn the history of voodoo and the slave trade, visit multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites, explore bustling local markets and colonial architecture in historic West African ports, gain insight into the region's modern history, interact with our expert expedition team, wine-taste while enjoying the comfort and cuisine of the MS Expedition
- Travel Style:
- Marine
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Physical Grading:
- 2
West Africa Cruise - Accra to Marrakech (XVAMDX)
From the M/S Expedition, you'll get the chance to explore one of Africa's most vibrant (and curiously underexplored) regions from a hotel that goes wherever you do. The second leg of the 32-day West Africa Cruise, this 17-day trip focuses prominently on the roots of the West African slave trade with numerous chances for cultural and natural interaction in port cities and nature preserves along the coast. On-board activities range from open-air painting lessons on the deck to sommelier-led wine-tastings featuring top South African vintages.
Highlights: Learn the history of voodoo and the slave trade, visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, observe wildlife up close, explore local markets and colonial architecture in historic ports, visit remote archipelagos via Zodiac. Interact with our expert expedition team while enjoying the comfort and cuisine of the MS Expedition.
- Travel Style:
- Marine
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Morocco Sahara and Beyond (DCMB)
The winding streets of Morocco's ancient medinas are bursting with so many colours and flavours that you'll be planning a return visit soon after arrival. Explore the souks and streets of Marrakech and Fes, head to a luxury desert camp on an overnight 4x4 excursion, explore Atlas Mountains' villages and unwind on the coast in Essaouira. Travel is comfortable and well-paced, and our expert guide will be on hand to offer context and reveal its hidden gems. By focusing on the energy of the people, you'll discover the true treasures of Morocco.
Highlights: Visit a women's co-op and enjoy a local lunch, watch storytellers and snake charmers at Djemaa el Fna square and enjoy a local meal, traverse the Sahara Desert by 4x4 and overnight in a luxury tented camp, walk through ancient medinas and souks to see artisans demonstrate their age-old skills, immerse in culture with your expert local guide leading the way
Morocco Kasbahs & Desert (DCKD)
Perfect for travellers looking for a fast-paced trip, this short but sweet adventure offers up a great combination of Morocco's must-see highlights and a little free time to explore on your own. Take to a camel to tour the dunes before really experiencing the Sahara on an overnight camping excursion. Explore high-walled kasbahs and wander the labyrinthine alleys of Fes and Marrakech. Discover the history and rugged natural beauty of mysterious Morocco.
Highlights: Wander the winding streets of ancient medinas, sip refreshing mint tea, explore natural gorges and Roman ruins, ride a camel to a desert camp, bargain in exotic souks, enjoy delicious Moroccan fare
Moroccan Desert Adventure (DCMD)
Marrakech—whisper it and instantly your mind goes to a place of seduction and spices. Experience it for yourself. This intense 1-week journey reveals the secrets of Morocco and is crammed with all the activities and energy you crave. In the company of other young travellers, dance beside a campfire in the Sahara, go rock climbing in Todra and hang with the hippies in Essaouira. Explore the kasbahs, coast and desert and lose the herd on a trip you'll never forget.
Highlights: Get lost in ancient medinas, dodge snake charmers, ride a camel to a desert camp, bargain in exotic souks, hang with the hippies of Essaouira, experience this land of mystery for yourself.
Marvellous Morocco (DCMM)
Watch the sun rise above the highest sand dunes in Morocco and journey through fresh cedar forests in the Atlas Mountains. From the bustling souks of imperial cities and meandering lanes of old medinas, travel into the heart of Morocco without foregoing comfort. Get off the beaten path while exploring mudbrick kasbahs and conquering Saharan sand dunes by 4x4. With comfortable accommodation and transport by private air-conditioned van arranged by your CEO, you'll be free to experience Morocco's Roman heritage and Islamic grandeur in style.
Highlights: Explore Roman ruins and UNESCO World Heritage sites, walk the labyrinth of the Fes medina with a local expert, enjoy a 4x4 excursion into the Sahara Desert, visit a historic kasbah, bargain in exotic souks and marketplaces with the locals
London to Marrakech Express (EEME)
There's so much to see in Europe; don't settle for a cramped bus tour. Head south for an adventure as unique as you are. Beginning in London—traveller central—you'll cross the channel for some French culture before hitting Spain for Moorish history, architecture in Barcelona and a tapas culture that will set you up for the endless nightlife. Best of all, this trip doesn't fade out—you'll finish up in Morocco with its mosques, medinas and kasbahs. It's a European tour with a southern kiss of the exotic.
Highlights: Meet the ghost of Moorish Spain at the Alhambra, sample small plates on a tapas bar crawl, dine on a picnic lunch at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, explore the medinas and kasbahs of Morocco, dodge snake charmers, keep it real with a small group of like-minded travellers.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Basic
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Jordan Highlights (DJJH)
Looking to explore a piece of the ancient past? Go no further than Jordan. Our local CEO will ensure a thrilling journey throughout Jordan's past and present, including a dip in the Dead Sea and a visit to Kerak Castle. Find your own bit of desert peace as you explore archaeological ruins and see what Israel looks like from the top of Mt Nebo. Start making history back where history began.
Highlights: Visit ancient ruins and archaeological sites with a local expert, float in the Dead Sea, watch a cooking demonstration and tasting local specialities, overnight in a comfortable desert camp and learn about the ancient Bedouin culture
Israel Explorer (DOIE)
Perched at the crossroads of Middle Eastern history for centuries and the spiritual home to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, Israel remains a must-visit destination for anyone eager to understand this dynamic, always-changing region. Explore the historic towns of Bethlehem and Nazareth, tune into the rhythm of daily life in the Golan Heights, visit Bedouin communities in the Negev Desert and experience a soul-stirring visit to a refugee camp. Thousands of incredible moments—one comprehensive trip.
Highlights: Swim in the Dead Sea, live like a local on a kibbutz, explore the biblical towns of Nazareth and Bethlehem, stay with the Bedouins in their desert camp, wander through the streets of Old Jerusalem
Iran - Discover Persia (ARIR)
Follow in pilgrims' footsteps and explore the history of old Persia and the spirit of the new Iran. Discover magnificent mosques, small mountain villages and colourful gardens, and gain deeper insight into this ancient land. Wander the streets of ancient capitals and desert cities, and witness spectacular Zoroastrian temples. Your expert CEO will take the hassle out of planning and organizing, leaving you free to uncover the gems of Iran at the best cultural monuments and in the stalls of exotic bazaars.
Highlights: Bargain in the bazaars, walk through stunning palace gardens, savour flavourful and exotic Persian cuisine, relax in classic teahouses and meet the friendliest locals in the world, visit ancient Persepolis and Pasargadae
Highlights of Morocco (DCMH)
If you want to hit Morocco's highlights, this is your adventure. Wander through kasbahs, spice markets and cities pulsing with energy on this comprehensive trip. Climb onto a camel and explore the edge of the Sahara before admiring the views from the heights of the Atlas Mountains. Experience the energy of imperial cities as you explore souks stuffed with exotic wares. Then take a moment to appreciate this amazing adventure as you camp under the stars among some of the world's biggest sand dunes.
Highlights: Wander ancient medinas and Roman ruins, ride a camel into the Sahara, spend a night in a desert tent and a mountain gîte, enjoy traditional Moroccan fare at a local home, shop in seaside Essaouira, set eyes on the blue city of Chefchaouen.
Highlights of Jordan (DWHJ)
Explore ancient sights and lost cities, overnight in a Bedouin tent and dine with the locals amidst the dramatic desert scenery of Wadi Rum. Take in Petra's fascinating history and marvel at its thrilling beauty, and still have a chance to relax in the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea. This 8-day trip is ideal for the traveller who is short on time but wants to soak up the colours, culture and history of a country that's small in size but big in adventure.
Highlights: Explore ancient cities and crusader castles, relax at the Dead Sea, camp overnight in the desert, visit the ancient rock-cut city of Petra
Highlights of Israel (DOHI)
A spiritual home to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, Israel occupies a unique place in Middle Eastern history. With sacred sites central to three of humanity's major religions, you could spend a lifetime in Israel and never experience all of its wonders. This trip delivers you to the country's top natural, historical and cultural treasures in style. From the historic seaport of Jaffa to the glittering desert jewel that is Jerusalem, you'll always begin and end your day in the comfort of a well-appointed hotel. Hey, 'adventure' doesn't always have to mean 'roughing it', right?
Highlights: Lunch in a Druze village and taste local specialties, feel weightless while floating in the Dead Sea, explore old Jerusalem and Bethlehem, immerse in spirituality and learn about different faiths and beliefs
Explore Petra and Wadi Rum (TDWEPN)
Hit the highlights of Jordan in this action-packed four days. View spectacular Wadi Rum by 4x4 before spending a night in the desert in the company of a local Bedouin tribe. Explore the magnificent red rock city of Petra and be amazed by the well-preserved Roman city of Jerash. Jordan has so much to offer!
Highlights: Explore the ancient Roman city of Jerash, traverse the desert by 4x4 and stay in a desert camp at Wadi Rum, discover hidden secrets in Petra
Egypt & Jordan Adventure (DPJA)
A wide-ranging adventure showcasing the region's natural wonders and fascinating cultures, offering the perfect combination of guided excursions and free time to explore at your own pace. Our expert local leaders will share with you the archaeological and historical secrets of the ancient sites of Petra, Luxor and the Great Pyramids of Giza. Whether it's haggling in Cairo's bustling bazaars or snapping a desert sunset, Egypt and Jordan will be etched into your memory like a hieroglyph.
Highlights: Discover ancient civilizations and architectural wonders, relax at the Red Sea, enjoy an overnight felucca journey with support boat, bargain in bazaars, camp in a Bedouin tent, marvel at the rock-cut architecture of Petra
Egypt Explorer (DPEE)
Encompassing Egypt's greatest highlights and a 3-day luxury Nile cruise, this itinerary enhances a wide variety of included activities with the expertise of our CEOs, through whom you'll gain a greater appreciation of the region's history and archaeological finds. Discover the secrets of the Great Pyramids and explore the Valley of the Kings, then meet local people and share a traditional meal. A combination of sleeper trains, air-conditioned transport and domestic flights will get you to the sights—and your comfortable accommodations—quickly and conveniently. From ancient history to bustling modern Cairo, embark on an incredible journey to the very heart of Egypt.
Highlights: Visit some of the most revered wonders of the ancient world with a certified egyptologist, marvel at the Pyramids of Giza and the temples of Abu Simbel, savour a traditional Nubian dinner in a local village, visit a Planeterra-supported library and community project, bargain with the locals in bazaars and markets
Egypt and Jordan Explorer (DPEX)
There's something indefinitely alluring about the mysteries of ancient Egypt. From the ruins to the mummies to the mythology behind the pyramids, this is a trip that no archaeology or history buff should miss. This 19-day trip is packed full of highlights of Egypt and Jordan, including the Sphinx, a Nile river cruise, and visits to Petra and the Dead Sea. With internal flights taken care of and comfortable accommodations awaiting you every night, you can sit back and focus on the wonders in the desert.
Highlights: Marvell at ancient Egyptian temples and ruins, savour a traditional dinner in a local family's home, visit a Planeterra-supported library project, explore ancient Petra with a local expert, overnight in a desert camp and learn about the ancient Bedouin culture
Budget Egypt (DPGE)
This compact adventure offers maximum Egypt at minimum cost. Stare in amazement at the pyramids and float down the Nile on a felucca. Embrace the culture and meet remarkable people as you dine on traditional fare with a local family in a Nubian village. You'll enjoy basic accommodation and transport to the best sights. Walk through the Valley of the Kings or explore Karnak—it's your call. Don't just dream of Egypt, wake up in the 'Land of the Pharaohs' and open your eyes to adventure.
Highlights: Enjoy a traditional family meal, Explore ancient temples and monuments, Barter in bazaars, Sleep beneath the stars on a felucca, Visit a Nubian village, Explore the famous Khan el-Khalili souk.
Best of Egypt (DPBE)
This journey through Egypt packs in the best of culture and adventure in eight energetic days. Explore the ancient sites along the Nile and discover the most famous of them all, the Great Pyramids of Giza. Embrace the culture and meet remarkable people as you sample some traditional fare with a Nubian family in a local village. Feel the buzz of vibrant bazaars in Aswan and Luxor, but still manage to relax and watch life unfold as you sail the Nile in a traditional felucca.
Highlights: Enjoy dinner with a local family, spend the night on a felucca, explore ancient temples and monuments, hunt for deals in the bazaars, gaze at the pyramids and mysterious Sphinx
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Alexandria Extension (TDPAXN)
Delve into legendary Alexandria, Egypt's capital for a millennium and once home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Wander the Roman amphitheatres, palaces and catacombs of Egypt's gateway to the Mediterranean. Starting from Cairo, spend a day and a half exploring Alexandria's Greek, Roman and Byzantine history in one of the greatest cities of the Hellenic world. And with a top-notch CEO from door to door, you'll know you're in good hands the whole time.
Highlights: Connect with history on the streets of Alexandria, visit the impressive Qaitbay Fort and look up at towering Pompey's Pillar, explore the underground Catacombs of Komel-Shokafa
West Africa Cruise - Cape Town to Marrakech (XVCMDX)
West Africa Cruise - Accra to Marrakech (XVAMDX)
Morocco Sahara and Beyond (DCMB)
Morocco Kasbahs & Desert (DCKD)
Moroccan Desert Adventure (DCMD)
Marvellous Morocco (DCMM)
London to Marrakech Express (EEME)
Jordan Highlights (DJJH)
Israel Explorer (DOIE)
Iran - Discover Persia (ARIR)
Highlights of Morocco (DCMH)
Highlights of Jordan (DWHJ)
Highlights of Israel (DOHI)
Explore Petra and Wadi Rum (TDWEPN)
Egypt & Jordan Adventure (DPJA)
Egypt Explorer (DPEE)
Egypt and Jordan Explorer (DPEX)
Budget Egypt (DPGE)
Best of Egypt (DPBE)
Alexandria Extension (TDPAXN)
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|West Africa Cruise - Cape Town to Marrakech (XVCMDX)
|32 days
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|West Africa Cruise - Accra to Marrakech (XVAMDX)
|17 days
From $8499
|Morocco Sahara and Beyond (DCMB)
|15 days
From $2599
|Morocco Kasbahs & Desert (DCKD)
|8 days
From $999
|Moroccan Desert Adventure (DCMD)
|8 days
From $799
|Marvellous Morocco (DCMM)
|9 days
From $1649
|London to Marrakech Express (EEME)
|15 days
From $1879
|Jordan Highlights (DJJH)
|8 days
From $1999
|Israel Explorer (DOIE)
|8 days
From $1849
|Iran - Discover Persia (ARIR)
|14 days
From $2299
|Highlights of Morocco (DCMH)
|15 days
From $1699
|Highlights of Jordan (DWHJ)
|8 days
From $1299
|Highlights of Israel (DOHI)
|8 days
From $2199
|Explore Petra and Wadi Rum (TDWEPN)
|4 days
From $999
|Egypt & Jordan Adventure (DPJA)
|17 days
From $2199
|Egypt Explorer (DPEE)
|12 days
From $2299
|Egypt and Jordan Explorer (DPEX)
|19 days
From $4299
|Budget Egypt (DPGE)
|8 days
From $599
|Best of Egypt (DPBE)
|8 days
From $849
|Alexandria Extension (TDPAXN)
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Exhibitions Archive
This archive includes past Cooper-Hewitt exhibitions dating back to 1975. Earlier exhibitions, including those set as early as the 1930s when the Museum was the Cooper Union Museum for the Arts of Decoration, are being compiled and will be added at a future date. The Museum is currently closed for renovation, scheduled to re-open in 2014.
Past exhibitions can also be explored online through exhibition catalogs and related publications in our collection of historical publications.
Doodle 4 Google: What I Wish for the WorldOn View: Thursday, May 21, 2009 to Sunday, July 5, 2009
Doodle 4 Google: What I Wish for the World presents 39 designs selected among tens of thousands of entries submitted by K–12 students from all 50 states in Google's annual "Doodle 4 Google" design competition. Inspired by the theme "What I Wish for the World," children from across the United States were challenged to think like designers and utilize Google's iconic logo as a springboard to convey their message. The submissions represent a vast array of wishes, from environmental conservation to improvements in housing, health, and education.doodle 4 google, exhibitions, K-12, students, logo design, Communication Design
Design for a Living WorldOn View: Thursday, May 14, 2009 to Monday, January 4, 2010
Ten leading designers have been commissioned to develop new uses for sustainably grown and harvested materials in order to tell a unique story about the life-cycle of materials and the power of conservation and design. On view will be the prototypes, drawings, and finished products created by the designers.Design for a LIving World, exhibitions, Abbott Miller, Ellen Lupton, sustainable design, conservation, Nature Conservancy, materials
Shahzia Sikander Selects: Works from the Permanent CollectionOn View: Friday, March 6, 2009 to Monday, September 7, 2009
Internationally acclaimed artist, Shahzia Sikander, will serve as the ninth guest curator of the Selects exhibition series in the Nancy and Edwin Marks Gallery, devoted to showing the museum's permanent collection. Sikander will mine and interpret the museum's collection and produce an installation of selected work.Shahzia Sikander, exhibitions, permanent collection, selects, Pakistan, nancy and edwin marks gallery, ch:exhibition=35350959
Fashioning FeltOn View: Friday, March 6, 2009 to Monday, September 7, 2009
This exhibition will explore the varied new uses of felt—an ancient material produced by one of the earliest techniques for making textiles. The exhibition will begin with historic examples of felts, showcase innovations in handmade felts, and feature contemporary uses of industrial felt in a range of fields, including product design, fashion, architecture, and home furnishings.Fashioning Felt, felt, textiles, exhibitions, Susan Brown, textile design, product design, fashion design, Architecture, home furnishings, ch:exhibition=35350951
Solos: Tulou/Affordable Housing for ChinaOn View: Friday, October 3, 2008 to Sunday, April 5, 2009
In the fifth installment of the Solos series, the museum will present Tulou, a prototype for affordable housing being built in the city of Guangzhou by the Chinese architectural practice Urbanus. The Tulou project incorporates 245 apartment units, a dormitory, a small hotel, shops, a gymnasium, a library, and various communal and public spaces.Tulou, Guangzhou, China, Urbanus, exhibitions, Solos, Architecture, affordable housing
Wall Stories: Children's Wallpaper and BooksOn View: Friday, October 3, 2008 to Sunday, April 5, 2009
This exhibition will explore the relationship between wallpapers and books created for children through works from the permanent collection and the National Design Library. From their beginning in the 1870s, children's wallpapers have been strongly influenced by literature and popular culture.Wall Stories, Wall Stories: Children's Wallpaper and Books, National Design Library, exhibitions, wallpaper, permanent collection, pop-up books, children's books
Curators Select: Recent Acquisitions, 2003–2008On View: Friday, September 12, 2008 to Sunday, February 15, 2009
This exhibition will feature recent acquisitions to all four of the museum's collecting departments: Product Design and Decorative Arts; Drawings, Prints and Graphic Design; Textiles; and Wallcoverings.curators select, recent acquisitions, permanent collection, exhibitions, product design, decorative arts, drawings, prints, graphic design, textiles, wallcoverings, ch:exhibition=35350961
House Proud: 19th century Watercolor Interiors from the Thaw CollectionOn View: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 to Sunday, January 25, 2009
This exhibition showcases Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw's collection of 19th-century watercolor drawings, which meticulously detail the era's interior furnishings and document the social, cultural, and aesthetic development of European domestic life. The collection includes examples of English, German, Russian, French, Italian, and Austrian domestic spaces.19th century, watercolors, interiors, ch:exhibition=35350943
GlassLabOn View: Saturday, May 17, 2008 to Tuesday, June 3, 2008
In a special two-week presentation, Cooper-Hewitt will host GlassLab, an innovative program of The Corning Museum of Glass that pairs its master glassmakers with some of the most creative minds working in design today.GlassLab, Corning Museum of Glass, Arthur Ross Terrace and Garden, contemporary design, glassmaking
Rococo: The Continuing CurveOn View: Friday, March 7, 2008 to Sunday, July 6, 2008
In March 2008, the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum will present Rococo: The Continuing Curve, 1730–2008, a groundbreaking exhibition that fully explores rococo style and its continuing revivals up to the present day in multiple fields, including furniture, decorative arts, textiles, prints, and drawings.Rococo: The Continuing Curve, exhibitions, rococo, furniture design, decorative arts, textiles, prints, drawings, sarah coffin, Ellen Lupton, gail davidson, Penelope Hunter-Stiebel, ch:exhibition=35350903


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Education Services
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Our other instructors:
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PSA Online Courses are a PSA-member benefit, designed to help beginning and advanced photographers improve their skills in a guided manner. They are free to all members and usually take place over a period of months. To enroll in a course, fill out the corresponding online Enrollment Form. You will be contacted shortly thereafter to set up the course.
If your photography has never been critiqued or you would like additional information about having your photography critiqued, please read The Pain and Pleasure of Critical Analysis.
There is only one application for Photography Projects and Photography Instruction (below).
Course #1 - PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTS: This course is for the advanced worker that is comfortable working on projects that have minimal technical instruction. The projects in the book are challenges to get you out and working, not to tell you how to set your camera functions, nor how to compose a photograph. The advantage of this type instruction is in the feedback received by the student on how well the project has been completed, both technically and esthetically.
Course Instructors: Jon Fishback, David Halgrimson, Terry Hood, John Andrew Hughes, Wes Odell, Marie Otero, and Terry Stipe,
Photography Projects or Photography Instruction Course Enrollment Form (requires member be already logged in or link will take you to home page to login)
Photography Projects Course Graduates
There will be no timeline for lessons, nor will there be pressure to work at a particular speed. We hope you will complete the course; however, much like college, it is up to you.
Our goal is to make available to you, practice sessions that may provide an opportunity to improve on the skills you already posses, and to enhance your PSA experience.
It is imperative that you understand your camera and its functions. Study and practice with your camera manual until you are comfortable with all the functions before signing up for this course.
This course is available to individual members of PSA. Students will have six (6) months to complete the course. At the end of that period we hope you will be finished. If, however, you are not finished, the course will end.
After completion of an assignment, and when your instructor is satisfied, a new assignment will be sent to you.
If you finish the course early, you will be allowed to do post graduate work of your choosing for the remaining portion of the six (6) months. You may submit additional projects from the textbook, or create your own in depth project.
The tools for this course are very simple. You need to buy one of the two textbooks; "John Hedgecoe's Complete Guide to Photography," by Sterling publishing. They are available used and new on the Internet. The covers are shown here. You may Google the ISBN numbers 9781402716539 (cover left) 0806984279 (cover right)
Course #2 - PHOTOGRAPHY INSTRUCTION: This course is designed for the beginner to intermediate worker that wishes a more traditional instruction process. The advantage of this type of training is the technical instruction provided within the lesson text which may go a long way toward guiding the beginning and intermediate student toward the goal provided.
Course Instructors: Jon Fishback, Terry Hood, John Andrew Hughes, Wes Odell, Marie Otero, and Terry Stipe
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This is a structured course based on lessons provided online. These lessons are designed to instruct and then provide the student the opportunity to submit work based on the lesson instructions. The lesson content has been selected based on past experience with student's interests.
This course is available to individual members of PSA. Students will have six (6) months to complete the course. At the end of that period we hope you will be finished. If, however, you are not finished, the course will end.
After completion of an assignment, and when your instructor is satisfied, a new assignment will be sent to you. There is no textbook requirement for this course.
Additional needs: Camera, computer and access to the internet, the ability to work with Microsoft Word, the ability to upload and download photographs, and Adobe Reader.
At the successful conclusion of the course a certificate will be sent to the student, and the student's name will be listed here and in the PSA Journal. We hope you have as much fun as we do making these courses available to you.
Course #3 - PORTRAITS IN AVAILABLE LIGHT: This course is designed for the serious worker who may not feel strong doing portraits of people in available light. The course will dwell heavily on backgrounds and available light.
Course Instructors: Susan Cowles, PPSA, English; Andy Yau, Chinese; Rui Pires, Spanish
Course available in Chinese or Spanish.
English Instructor: Susan Cowles, PPSA, firstname.lastname@example.com
There will be six lessons, all designed to help the student make portraits of individual subjects in a proper setting and with minimum distraction. The course is not designed to help the student make portraits for competition. The course is designed to give the student a foundation in portraiture so advancement toward competitive portraiture may be much easier.
There will be no discussion of electronic flash, umbrellas, snoots or background lights. There will also be no lessons on hair lights, makeup, or software that make the portrait look unnatural. There will be no instruction regarding complex setups with multiple people. There will be no discussion of weddings or babies.
The only light discussed in the course will be available light; there will be no discussion of studio work or the use of supplemental lighting. All of this will be left for a more advanced study.
There will be lessons on portraits of men, women, and children. At least four of the lessons will dwell on the head and shoulders portrait. One lesson, #5, will revolve around the ¾ pose and its pitfalls. The final lesson, #6, is an elective and the student may wander into any area of portraiture that is comfortable, bringing forth the tools learned in the previous five lessons.
This course will be six (6) months in duration, with one lesson expected to be done every month, at the very least.
At the successful conclusion of the course a certificate will be sent to the student, and the student's name will be listed here and in the PSA Journal
Instructor: Andy Yau
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本課程會涵蓋男性、女性及小孩的人像拍攝,至少有四節課論述頭及肩以上的拍攝方法。第五節會提到拍攝 ¾ 姿勢,以及拍攝時會遇到的陷阱。最尾一節課是選修的,可以由學生自由選擇自己喜歡,而在之前幾節課提到的拍攝方法。
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Instructor: Rui Pires
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Este curso está pensado para los rigurosos fotógrafos que sienten algunas dificultades para utilizar luz natural para retratos de personas.
El curso estará fuertemente orientado a segundos planes y aprovechamiento de la luz natural. Estará compuesto por seis clases diseñadas para ayudar al estudiante a hacer retratos de personas individuales en un entorno adecuado y con pocos elementos perturbadores. El curso no está diseñado para ayudar al estudiante a hacer retratos para concursos o competiciones.
El curso está pensado para proporcionar al estudiante una base sólida en términos de retrato y ofreciendo al estudiante de conocimientos para avanzar individualmente en términos de retrato de concursos o competiciones.
No tratan con el uso de flash electrónico, sombrillas, luces en segundo plano. Tampoco aborda la iluminación de su cabello, maquillaje, o el software que hace que la imagen poco naturale. No habrá ninguna instrucción sobre configuraciones complejas con varias personas. No habrá discusiones sobre el bebé o bodas.
La única fuente de luz utilizada en este curso será la luz natural, no habrá discusiones sobre trabajos de estudio o el uso de iluminación adicional, lo que se deja para estudios más avanzados.
Habrá clases de retratos de hombres, mujeres y niños. Al menos cuatro lecciones serán el retrato de los hombros y la cabeza. La quinta lección será el retrato con pose ¾ y sus trucos.
La sexta lección final será electiva y el alumno puede trabajar cualquier área del retrato donde se siente más cómodo, aprovechando las lecciones aprendidas en los últimos cinco lecciones. Este curso tendrá una duración de seis meses y cada lección tendrá que ser completado por lo menos en un mes.
Course #1 - THE HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY: This is not a course for beginning photographers. It is designed for those who already understand their camera, peripheral equipment, have been serious about photography for some time, and have a substantial archive of serious work. This course is for those who have the time each week to complete a lesson.This course, much like a college course, includes written work as well as photography, many times both in the same lesson. The textbook contains nearly 300 pages and over the sixteen weeks, all will need to be read and understood. The course is primarily essay work regarding the history of photography with challenging photographic assignments.
Course Instructor: Jon Fishback
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The History of Photography Course Graduates
The course is developed around a sixteen (16) week semester. There will be 16 lessons, one to complete each week. Students missing three lesson assignments without a very good excuse will be dropped from the course. Extension of weekly lesson assignments for valid reasons (e.g., travel, illness) will be considered.
This is not primarily a digital photography class, however those using film may find additional pressure to finish lesson assignments in one week.
A small portfolio of the member's work and a short resume will be required before acceptance. Not all who apply will be accepted.
After enjoying one (1) year of membership in PSA, this course is available to all PSA members. Students will have sixteen (16) weeks to complete the course. At the end of that period we hope you will be finished. If, however, you are not finished, the course will end.
After a completed assignment has been received by your instructor, a new assignment will be sent to you. If there is re-work to be done it will need to be done in the week following its submission. There are no grades; the course is pass/fail. There is no delay for failing to adequately present a lesson. As long as the lesson is submitted the course will continue. For presentation of the certificate your instructor must be satisfied with all sixteen (16) lessons.
After successful completion of this course, you will be allowed an additional four (4) weeks of post graduate work of your choice. The area of study will be discussed with your instructor.
The tools for this course are very simple. You need to buy the textbook; "The History of Photography" by Beaumont Newhall, published by the Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1982. It is available online in new or used copies and should be purchased before making application. The ISBN number for searching purposes is: 8-87070-381-1
Course #2 - BEYOND THE RULE OF THIRDS: Any member of PSA, after the first year of membership, may apply. However, not everyone will be eligible. This is an advanced course and the applicant should be very familiar with photography in general. A small portfolio of the applicants work will be required.
Course Instructor: Jon Fishback
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Beyond the Rule of Thirds Course Graduates
All work presented in this course will photographed specifically for this course, after the date of enrollment. No work created previously will be considered.
This course description is a simple outline description of the course and does not actually mirror the lesson template which is provided separately. It is an advanced photography course for the serious worker who may want challenges beyond the scope of his or her present work. The course will be considered to be four (4) months in duration and will have one (1) project.
Although not required, it is recommended the student purchase the book "On Being a Photographer" by Bill Jay and David Hurn. It may be purchased online as a hard copy or downloadable. It is available here as well as used elsewhere online. http://www.lenswork.com/lwp.htm
Part A - Selecting a Subject: Over the course of two weeks or less, the student will list projects. Using text instruction provided, the student will compile a list of as many projects as possible. The student will be required to submit progress on this exercise at regular intervals during the two week time frame. After this weekly progress reports will be sent to the instructor.
Part B: Reduce the list to do-able projects. This is explained in the textbook, or by handouts.
The book is to be published using one of the online publishing houses such as Blurb. The book pages will be presented to the instructor and a photograph of the finished book will be required for completion as well as the link to the finished publication online. Success of the project will be determined by how well the photographer follows the theme as well as the relationship between the images within the theme and their individual quality. Additional requirements for completion will be specific to the section chosen.
Course #1 - IMAGE ANALYSIS: This online course is designed for individual members of PSA who wish to know more about photography and what may constitute a pleasant photographic image, and would like to learn what to say in the analysis or evaluation of a photograph.
Course Instructor: Jon Fishback
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Image Analysis Course Graduates
Many times camera club members are called upon to discuss the work of others. The Image Analysis Course is designed so the student may learn to formulate thought patterns toward more intelligent discourse.
This course is also designed to improve the student's personal work through comprehensive analysis of the work of others. The lessons will contain the work of master photographers as well as the work of the amateur and beginner, for a broad range of visual stimulation.
Since the course is designed for members of the PSA, it is designed to help the student evaluate work within the framework of PSA-recognized International Exhibitions and the camera club environment. Evaluation of student's analyses by the instructor will be for the purpose of helping the student have a positive and productive PSA experience and contribute to the positive experience of others.
The course is self-contained; there is no text book or additional material required. There are 12 lessons to be completed in three (3) months. Each lesson includes two images to be analyzed by the student for a total of 24 images. The instructor returns the analysis with comments and discussion regarding what was written by the student. When one lesson is finished and returned to the student, the next lesson is sent. It is planned that the student will finish the course in the three (3) months allotted; however, if a student is not finished at the end of the three (3) months the course will end. An application for an extension will be considered, under special circumstances.
At the successful conclusion of the course a certificate will be sent to the student, and the student's name will be listed here and in the PSA Journal.


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A post from Twitter, where WWE star William Regal expresses some remorse for attacking Hornswoggle on Monday Night Raw once.
April 24, 2014
While millions of people around the world are celebrating Easter on Sunday, MVP jokes that he will be celebrating another special day instead.
April 20, 2014
A message on Twitter from Mick Foley, where the WWE legend congratulates Eric Young on winning the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.
April 18, 2014
A message on Twitter from CJ Parker, where the WWE developmental wrestler expressed shocked at Brock Lesnar defeating the Undertaker at Wrestlemania 30. His sentiments were shared by millions of professional wrestling fans, who believed that Undertaker was going to be able to retire with the winning streak in tact.
April 18, 2014
A message from Davey Richards on Twitter, where he asks MVP to give he and Eddie Edwards a match against Zema Ion, Robbie E and Jessie Godderz at TNA Sacrifice 2014.
April 17, 2014
While he does not receive a ton of praise form his employers, Zack Ryder revealed to WWE fans through this Twitter post that the Ultimate Warrior praised him when they met backstage this past week. Warrior told Ryder that his impersonation is actually better than the real gimmick.
April 11, 2014
Since they were inducted into the hall of fame during Wrestlemania 30 together, Scott Hall and the Ultimate Warrior will forever be linked. With the sad death of Warrior spreading throughout the world, Hall went on Twitter to post this special message about his fellow WWE legend.
April 9, 2014
The death of the Ultimate Warrior has shocked the entire world of professional wrestling. The Rock, who happened to have been at Wrestlemania 30 at the same time as Warrior, posted this message on Twitter about the passing of the former world heavyweight champion.
April 8, 2014
One of the things that makes Chris Jericho a beloved wrestler is the fact that he grew up a fan like most of us did. Ultimate Warrior was one of his childhood heroes, so he posted this message on Twitter about his death. He also noted how Warrior's match against Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania 6 was one of his all time favorites.
April 8, 2014
When word spread about the death of the Ultimate Warrior, one of the first people to make a public comment about the passing was none other than Vince McMahon, who famously butted heads with Warrior before reconciling with him recently. Here is the comment McMahon posted on Twitter about the passing of Warrior.
April 8, 2014
When word spread about the death of the Ultimate Warrior, fans were naturally skeptical, as there have been plenty of hoaxes before. However, this particular bit of news came from Triple H himself. The WWE vice president was the first person to post a message about it. Here is what HHH posted on Twitter about the death.
April 8, 2014
Since their relationship is well documented on Total Divas, WWE fans believed that Brie Bella would be coming out at the end of Wrestlemania 30 to celebrate with her boyfriend Daniel Bryan after he was able to capture the heavyweight championship. However, she posted this message on Twitter to explain that the company prevented her from doing just that.
April 7, 2014
Through Twitter, Honky Tonk Man posted this rather interesting message about having to buy his own ticket to New Orleans during Wrestlemania 30 weekend. He mentioned something about WWE screwing him over. The former Intercontinental Champion is in town for WrestleCon, and it does not appear that he was invited to the big event on Sunday night.
April 6, 2014
When WWE held the press conference for Wrestlemania 30 earlier in the week, it was quite noticeable to many how awkward and quiet the fans at the event were. Matt Morgan is one of the people that noticed it as well. He made this comment about it through his Twitter account.
April 5, 2014
Through Twitter, Chris Jericho posted this message to let fans know that he and Fozzy will be releasing a brand new single called Lights Go Out on April 29. It is a teaser for the full album coming out in June. The former undisputed heavyweight champion is still rumored to return to WWE after he is done with his music stuff this summer.
April 2, 2014
A status update on Twitter, where Frankie Kazarian makes a wrestling reference while discussing the recent earthquakes that hit California.
April 2, 2014
Earlier this month, it was revealed that Curt Hawkins was opening up a brand new wrestling school. Through Twitter, Edge thinks that you should attend, as the former WWE star gave his full backing to the venture. Edge also called Hawkins, his former on screen protege, the most underrated performer in the company.
March 26, 2014
As a few of you already know, Chuck Palumbo now has his own television show, where the former WCW star talks visits car lovers across the country. Scott Armstrong, his good friend, posted this special message on Twitter to congratulate Palumbo on his new business venture.
March 24, 2014
Through Twitter, Corey Graves posted this message, where he mocks Total Divas. He joked that the performers are sharing their secrets with a national audience and expecting people not to know. This is keeping in line with his social media character, as the WWE developmental wrestler has also mocked the Shield and the company itself.
March 24, 2014
In her efforts to boost her public profile, Linda McMahon gave out several grants to female entrepreneurs at the Ladies Making History event in Stamford. The belief is that she still wants to run for office again in the near future, so the former WWE CEO is doing a lot of things to gain favor with female voters.
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