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The Art of Fashion Photography, Part II: The Digital 2000s' Webinar. Thursday, Jan 2710 AM - 11:30

Updated: Jan 26




Can't make it live? Register and get access to the full replay for one week! New York Adventure Club | www.AdventureClub.com

Did you know that the first photographic fashion layout in a magazine was instigated because of a dare? Fashion photography has come a long way since its introduction at the turn of the 20th century, but only thanks to a cadre of incredible photographers throughout the generations who've pushed the limits of technical capabilities and creativity. From mastering the staged photoshoot to capturing fashion "in the wild" on crowded city streets, it's time to explore the world of fashion photography starting from its humble beginnings.

Join New York Adventure Club for the second of a two-part series surrounding the art of fashion photography — in Part II, we'll explore the evolution of fashion photography between the late 20th century to present day, through the lens of DSLR cameras and photo software that allowed fashion photographers to achieve new creative heights.

Led by professional photographer Julien McRoberts, this virtual and educational experience will include:


  • A deep dive into the transition of film photography to the digital age, thanks to a suite of revolutionary new tools

  • The impact and contributions of some of the world's greatest fashion photographers in the digital era, including Annie Leibowitz, Stephen Maisel, Patrick Demarchelier, David LaChapelle, Bill Cunningham, and more

  • A look at the era of glamorous mega shoots and productions

  • A discussion of internal rifts within the fashion photography community, from the heavy use of photoshop programs to overall lack of diversity in models

  • Peek behind the curtain to see what it takes to set up a fashion shoot for Vogue

  • The great disruptors — a debate on the effect smart phones and social media has had on the photography industry


Stick around afterward for a Q&A with Julien — any and all questions about fashion photography are welcomed and encouraged!

Can't make it live? Don't worry, you'll have access to the full replay for one week!

See you there, virtually!



*Immediately upon registering, you will receive a separate, automated email containing the link to join this webinar

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***A full replay of the experience will be available to all registered guests for up to a week



About Julien

Julien McRoberts is a lifestyle brand and editorial photographer/producer based in New York City. Her unique ability to capture intimate cultural moments, places, and people has garnered her a wide variety of clients, including National Geographic Traveler, Calvin Klein Home, USA Today Magazine, Sunset Magazine, Variety, Marie Claire UK, and more.

Much of Julien's work conveys a sense of the stolen glance, from the bustle of the streets of New York City to ancient Native American rituals. Born in the American West, this world is hardly foreign to Julien. “I have the West in my blood but feel equally as home in a fast-paced city environment,” she says. Her website is www.julienmcroberts.com.



The Art of Fashion Photography Series

Part I: 1850s to 1990s

Part II: The Digital 2000s



Testimonials

"Julien has a great balance of detail and approachability. I love her clear, upbeat presentation style. I appreciated how she pointed out the details of what makes the photograph good or bad, and I also enjoyed the supplemental videos." -Jessica

"I love more information regarding early photography." -Michael



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Photo Credits: Main Photo - Egor Vikhrev, Top Right - Jean Beller, Middle Right - Ben Scott, Bottom Right: J. Balla



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