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Urban night photography is a popular way of expanding a skyline portfolio and a person's skill set. Photographing the world at night portraits our surroundings quite literally in a very different light and usually mundane places like bridges, buildings and streets become colorful displays. Time and motion recorded in long exposures add intrigue and a dimension not usually seen in still photography. Urban night photos require a balance of highlights from a multitude of sources and deep shadows, which becomes a rewarding challenge needing different approaches compared to naturally moonlit scenes

This online workshop will dive into the process of generating a new body of work through the appropriation and repurposing of pre-existing archives.

These archives may be work that you have created, but want to utilize in a new way or work that you have never published, but want to revisit.

We will also investigate ways to use family photos, and appropriated images to produce a project that is personal to you and your vision.

What you will do:

-Find a through line via research or visual interest (conceptual ideas and what is the new narrative).

-Exploring tools for