NEWSPACE

NEWSPACE
CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
FALL 2007
Hiroshi Watanabe
WINTER 2008

Mission Statement
Newspace Center for Photography
is an educational and cultural nonprofit dedicated to promoting
photographic education and appreciation to the public, as well as providing
a space for building a community where photo enthusiasts can learn,
create, discuss, and show their work.
rental rates
B&W RENTAL DARKROOM
Our darkroom is equipped with eight enlargers, traditional tray development
for fiber printing up to 20x24, and a print processor for dry-to-dry RC print
processing in under two minutes, up to 16x20. No per-print charges.
• $9 / hour - $8 /hour student rate
• $75 / 10 hour block
• $125 / 20 hour block
• $200 / 40 hour block
Blocks expire after 6 months. Chemistry is included in the prices*
*$10 set up fee for 16 x 20 / $15 for 20x24 (tray processing only)
20x24 dry-mount press - $5 per hour
There is a one hour minimum for darkroom rentals.
RENTAL STUDIO
• $35 / hour - $50 with Speedotron kit rental
• $250 / day (8 hours) $325 with Speedotron kit rental
• $20 / hour - student rate
• $20 / use of our seamless backdrops (up to 10 ft.)
Speedotron kit includes one 2401 power pack, sync chord, three heads, three
umbrellas, one strip bank and one soft box.
There is a two hour minimum for studio use.
hours and location
Monday–Friday, 10:00am–10:30pm
Saturday 11:00am-6:00pm
Sunday 12:00–8:00pm
The studio can be opened as early as 8:00am for bookings over five hours.
Newspace is located at 1632 SE 10th Avenue on 10th and Clay.
www.newspacephoto.org

news and events
Newspace is having a special photo competition with the theme of “The
Affected Landscape” which will be exhibited for the month of February. The
deadline for entering is Friday, December 28th. Check our website for details.
Our Annual Print Auction takes place in February. The Auction is a
wonderful evening full of community, beautiful photographs, and tasty
hors d’oeuvres. This year, gorgeous photographs from Larry Fink, Terry
Toedtemeier, Stu Levy, and other noted regional and national artists make it
a very special event. Friday, February 29th 7-9pm.
Hiroshi Watanabe comes to Newspace! Don’t miss the slide presentation
Saturday, January 5th at 1pm with this celebrated globe-trekking photographer.
Watanabe’s stunning new North Korea exhibition, “Ideology in Paradise” will
open at Newspace January 4th. The exhibition is supported by a grant from the
Multnomah County Cultural Coalition & Oregon Cultural Trust. Free.
Iraq war photographer Joel Preston Smith will be speaking at Newspace
Tuesday, February 26th at 7pm. Smith will show slides and discuss his book
Night of a Thousand Stars and Other Portraits of Iraq. The lecture is sponsored by
the Oregon Council for the Humanities’ Oregon Chautauqua program.
Free.
Newspace offers private Portfolio Reviews with notable local artists and
professionals. Reviews are a wonderful chance to receive critique and advice
from professionals in the field. Reviews are $65. Please call to sign up.
Ann Ploeger - Wednesday, 1/30. Two sessions: 6:30-7:15pm & 7:30-8:15pm
Kirsten Rian - Tuesday, 2/19. Two sessions: 6:30-7:15 & 7:30-8:15pm
Jennifer Stoots - Dates vary, please call to arrange a time.
Become a Newspace Member to enjoy discounts on our classes, workshops,
and special events. Basic memberships are just $50. Members at higher levels
receive discounts with local businesses and prints through our Print Program.
our sponsors
Newspace would like to thank our local business sponsors for their
generous support. Newspace members recieve discounts at the following
businesses:
• Blue Moon Camera and Machine
• Commercial Frame and Art
• Beard’s Framing
• Lensbabies
• Pro Photo Supply
• Pushdot Studio
• Frame Central
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classes
Please visit our website for extended course descriptions,
instructor bios, and added programming.
Darkroom One 6–9pm $195
Class begins the first Monday of every month.
This hands-on, four-session class will
cover beginning black and white darkroom
techniques. You’ll learn to process film
and make enlargements in the traditional
darkroom. By the end of class you’ll be versed
in the use of contrast filters and burning and
dodging, and will be making beautiful art
prints of your own. Students have unlimited
access to the Newspace darkroom for the month.
Instructor: Laura Valenti
Darkroom Two
Two Wednesdays, 2/13 and 2/20 6-9pm $115
Take your photography to the next level in
this intensive two-part class. You’ll learn how
to push and pull film, print on fiber paper,
and how to sepia tone your finished prints.
You’ll also learn the “ins” and “outs” of split
filter printing for greater control over your
Laura Valenti print tonalities. Refine your technical and
aesthetic skills in black & white photography
this winter and learn to make some truly
fine prints. Five hours of extra darkroom time
included. Instructor: Laura Valenti
Build Your Own Darkroom!
Four Sundays, 1/6-1/27 12-3pm $185
Have you ever thought about building your own, personal darkroom? From the very simple
to the most sophisticated, custom darkrooms can be built to best suit your budget, space,
design, and artistic needs. Photographer Bob Farr has been building and modifying his own
darkrooms for 30 years. In this four-week class, he’ll show you just what it takes to turn a
space in your home into a darkroom. From plumbing and making your own sink to creating a
ventilation system and keeping the light out, you’ll come out of class with a blueprint for your
space and the skills necessary to make it happen. You’ll also have a chance to tour two nearby
home darkrooms for a look at innovative construction and design. Instructor: Bob Farr
One for the Books
Five Mondays, 1/28 – 2/18 & project sharing potluck celebration 3/3, 6:30-9pm $215
In this class, you’ll have the chance
to make your very own photography
book – from start to finish! Personal
photography books make magnificent
gifts, are great complements to portfolio
presentations, and can tremendously
aid in marketing your work. Through
a hands-on process of editing and
sequencing your work, experimenting
with basic design, layout, and digital
printing/publishing options, you’ll see
your work transformed into a beautiful
presentation piece in just five weeks.
Book/multimedia artist Rachel Siegel
will help you concept your finished book,
Rachel Siegel
prepare your images, and produce a volume that truly represents your artistic vision. You’ll also
have a chance to explore options in hand crafted artist’s books with a look at handmade papers,
unique stitched bindings, and untraditional materials. The best part? At the end of class, you’ll
have a finished book, fresh from the print shop! Laptop required. Instructor: Rachel Siegel
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classes
Deconstructing Criticism Five Tuesdays, 1/8 - 2/5 6:30-9:30pm $195
What’s that you say? Not quite sure where you’re going as an artist? Need a little direction,
guidance, advice, and inspiration? In this five-part class, multimedia artist and curatorial
superstar TJ Norris will guide you through the process of engaged critique. It’s simple to say,
“I love that” or, “I hate that,” and much more difficult to really express why. This class is a
great chance to go beyond semantics and lip-service and to give your thoughts some teeth.
As art can often be subjective, direction will be both creative and analytical with a focus on
discussing each student’s own creative work in progress. Through peer review, supportive
feedback, individually focused assignments, and a fun gallery field trip, you’ll develop the tools
necessary to better understand and articulate your work – and the work of others. This is a
wonderful chance to gain invaluable insight into what you’re doing as an artist and to study
with a true leading light in the regional arts scene. Instructor: TJ Norris
From The Ground Up
Three Saturdays, 1/12 11-3pm;
1/19 11-5pm; 1/26 11-5pm $185
Great photographs are not always
caught “on the fly.” They are often
developed from the ground up with
careful attention to visualization,
storyboarding, location scouting,
props, and lighting. In this threepart
class, celebrated photographer
Ann Ploeger will show you how she
“stages” conceptual photographs
from idea to finished image. You’ll
learn to be your own Creative
Director as you manage subjects
and environments to truly reflect
your photographic vision. Through
brainstorming, prop hunting,
and plenty of experimentation,
you’ll have the opportunity to
transform the way you think about
photography and the way you work.
Instructor: Ann Ploeger
Ann Ploeger
A Whack in the Side of the Head Five Thursdays, 2/7 - 3/6 6:30-9:30pm $225
Join photo-luminary Cherie Hiser for another five-week, round-table seminar this winter.
Discover new ways to approach your work and gain a deeper understanding of your own artistic
motivations with Cherie’s inspiring guidance. You’ll learn to make truly personal, intuitive
photographs as you leave expectations behind and begin to explore new territory with your
art. This is a wonderful chance to study with a fantastic local photographer and to use her as a
resource and guide as you create new work. Cherie Hiser has been a photographic educator for
over 30 years. She studied under Minor White, Ruth Bernhard, and Imogen Cunningham, and
has been described as, “one of the most vital persons of our time” by Cornell Capa, Director of
the International Center of Photography. Instructor: Cherie Hiser
Developing Your Photographic Voice
Four Thursdays, 1/10-1/31 6:30-9:30pm $195
It has been said that it’s possible to be a great photographer but a terrible editor –
underscoring the importance of choosing wisely from your contact sheets. Developing an eye
for editing your work to present a compelling, cohesive photographic voice, however, can be
a challenge. This four-week class is a great opportunity to explore these issues with talented
local artist and curator Kirsten Rian. In-depth group critiques will help you to identify
themes and contexts you may have missed in your own work. Assignments based on your own
photographic style or project will help you fill gaps in your portfolio to create a more defined
body of work. Instructor: Kirsten Rian
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classes
Close to Home Five Sundays, 1/6 - 2/3 12-4pm $215
Drawing inspiration from the Portland Grid Project, a photographic essay documenting
Portland one square map grid at a time, this workshop consists of photographing randomly
selected areas of the city, while continuously exploring and establishing each participant’s
personal style and vision. Under the guidance of noted photographer Shawn Records, you’ll
see that exotic locations aren’t nearly as critical in the making of great pictures as a clear focus
and awareness. Each meeting will begin with a review of student work followed by a group
photo field trip. Instructor: Shawn Records
The Forbidden City
Five Saturdays, 2/2 – 3/1 6-9pm $195
Have you ever wanted to explore a hidden
world with your camera? There is a
long tradition of people photographing
secret and forbidden subjects. Through
a look at the work of photographers
such as Bellocq, Brassai, Diane Arbus,
Nan Goldin, Larry Clark, Joel Peter
Witkin and many others, veteran street
photographer Bobby Abrahamson will
guide you through the process of choosing
a topic, gaining access, developing your
photographic vision, and mustering the
Bobby Abrahamson
courage to embark on your own secret
photographic journey. Students will be given challenging weekly assignments, and/or can work
on a long-term project of their choosing. Classes will involve slide shows, lectures, critiques,
in-class exercises, and discussions. Instructor: Bobby Abrahamson
Exploring Documentary Film Production
Ten Tuesdays, 1/15 - 3/18 7-9pm $285 OR w/ added two night editing seminar $335
This workshop is in conjunction with NW Documentary Arts and Media. To register go to
www.nwdocumentary.org or call 503-227-8688 Instructor: Ian McClusky
workshops
Stu Mullenberg
What a Zoo!
Sat & Sun 2/23 & 2/24 10-4pm $295
Zoo animals take the spotlight in this lively
and colorful two-day workshop in conjunction
with the Oregon Zoo. This is an unparalleled
opportunity to get up close and personal
with beautiful exotic animals such as a ninebanded
South American armadillo, unusual
lizards, owls, wonderfully patterned snakes,
a spunky kinkajou, and a bevy of beautiful
insects, as well as skulls, antlers, snakeskin,
and other photogenic “biofacts.” You’ll also
get hands-on studio lighting instruction as you
work with handlers, props, and backdrops to
create beautifully striking photographs of your
own. This workshop is a fantastic chance to expand your photographic repertoire with unique
subjects and opportunities. Day one will begin with a lighting overview, followed by two full
days photographing zoo animals in Newspace’s professional lighting studio! Manual camera
proficiency and a digital SLR required. Instructors: Stu Mullenberg, Michael Durham
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workshops
A Kid’s-Eye View
Saturday, January 19th 11-3pm $75
Come spend the afternoon with talented
local children’s photographer Debbie Baxter,
learning how to capture unique, memorable
moments with your most important
photographs. Debbie is a treasure trove of
tips and tools for making portraits of kids
shine. In this class, you’ll learn how to tell
children’s stories through pictures. Whether
you’re photographing kids when they’re
wiggly, giggly, and full of pep or in quieter
moments, this class will help you be better
prepared to capture expressive images. They
grow up quickly, so don’t miss this great
opportunity to refine your skills! This class
is suitable for beginning and intermediate
shooters. Instructor: Debbie Baxter
Intro to Studio Lighting
Saturday, 2/2 10-4pm $105
This one-day workshop provides a thorough
introduction to studio gear and lighting.
You’ll learn how to control and manage
lighting scenarios in the studio safely and to
your best advantage while getting hands-on
instruction in the use of strobe lights, light
modifiers, and backgrounds. Students may
work with film or digitally. This is a fantastic
starter course for those wanting to pursue
studio work and a recommended prerequisite
for our advanced lighting classes.
Instructor: Joshua Dommermuth
Angela Cash
Debbie Baxter
Creative Lighting
Sunday, 2/10 12-5pm $115
If you’ve taken an intro lighting class and
are ready for the next step, this workshop
is for you! Photographer Angela Cash
will show you how to think outside the
box with lighting and will work with you
to create scenarios from the ground up
using lighting to your creative advantage.
You’ll get hands-on direction in the use
of soft boxes, grid spots, gels, umbrellas,
and reflectors as you see how the right
lighting can really make a picture pop.
You’ll also learn how to create “natural
light” in a studio context and how to
replicate the look of light coming from
different sources. This workshop is an
excellent opportunity to expand on and
refine your technical skills so you’ll be
better prepared to express your artistic
vision. Prerequisite: Intro to Studio Lighting,
or equivalent. Instructor: Angela Cash
Conquering On-Camera Flash Sunday, 2/17 12-4pm $65
Winter is the perfect time to learn to use your flash. In this workshop, photographer Jason
Kaplan will help you master the technical challenges of flash photography. Never pass up a
photograph again because you don’t feel comfortable breaking out your flash! Never again
ruin a roll of film because your flash isn’t synched with your shutter! Learn to make sense of
TTL, ETTL, manual, and automatic flash modes and use them to your best advantage to get
great results with your flash. Instructor: Jason Kaplan
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Workshops
Shooting from the Heart
Sunday, 2/17 12-6pm $95
Have you ever wondered what it might be like
to use your photography for a greater purpose?
Have you ever wanted to do the kind of work
you see in National Geographic? Many local
non-profits and international NGO’s hire
photographers to help document important
humanitarian, conservation, or world relief issues
and this can mean extremely rewarding work.
In this workshop, you’ll study the non-profit
market in the Portland Metro Area and discuss
how to get assignment work targeting these
issues. You’ll also learn documentary techniques
targeted for non-profits and learn how to avoid
some of the pitfalls unique to documenting
humanitarian concerns. Photojournalist Joel
Preston Smith is the author of Night of a
Thousand Stars and Other Portraits of Iraq. His
non-profit credits include Mercy Corps, Aid
International, Northwest Medical Teams,
Middle East Children’s Alliance and others.
Instructor: Joel Preston Smith
Joel Preston Smith
Dale Strouse
Darkrom Master Class
Saturday, 2/23 10-5pm $115
This class is for photographers with
fundamental darkroom skills already in
place who wish to hone their technique
on a more advanced level. In this
workshop, you’ll have a chance to
experiment with different developers,
local bleaching, and selenium toning, and
will see how different processes effect
different papers. Master printer Dale
Strouse will bring his method to life and
show you how he translates tonalities
from negative to print with truly
luminous results. Prerequisite: Darkroom
Two, or equivalent.
Instructor: Dale Strouse
Playing The Stock Market Saturday, 2/16 10-5pm $125
Have you ever thought about exploring stock photography? Erik Palmer and Marv Johnson
from the Portland agency Fogstock lead this one-day workshop on how to break into the
industry. You’ll learn how to strategize your shooting to make your work attractive to stock
agencies and how to make your own photographic interests marketable. A demo stock shoot
will get you thinking about how to manage quality control and overcome technical challenges.
This is a great opportunity to get an insider’s look at the world of stock.
Instructors: Erik Palmer and Marv Johnson
Promote Yourself! Tuesday, 2/12 6:30-9:30pm $65
Promoting yourself as an artist can be a real challenge – but the payoffs are well worth it.
If you’d like to show your work, but are unsure what galleries and other venues expect, this
workshop is a must. You’ll learn about slide lists, pricing, copyright, releases, and editioning,
as well as the legal concerns that effect artists. You’ll also learn how to approach personal
marketing professionally and with confidence. Instructor: Kirsten Rian
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Digital classes & Workshops
The Whole Shebang!
Four Thursdays, 1/10-1/31 7-9:30pm $225
If you’re new to digital photography, a
knowledgeable guide is an invaluable resource. In
this hands-on, four-week class, you’ll be led through
the entire digital process – from original file to
finished photo. Class will cover everything from
scanning, optimizing files, color conversion, monitor
calibration and tonal adjustments, to output as
websites or prints. You’ll get a comprehensive look
at the digital imaging process and will be able to
work with your own images as you refine your digital
workflow. To be held at Fenixworkshop and Pushdot.
Instructor: Austin Goodman
Learning to Use
Your Digital Camera
Saturday, 1/26 3:30-6pm $65
Do you have a digital camera with more bells and
whistles than you know what to do with? Meet the
challenge head-on in this one-day workshop focusing
on basic and intermediate controls for your digital
camera. You’ll also learn how to manage your digital
files and to prepare images for archiving and sharing.
Instructor: Stu Mullenberg
Austin Goodman
Go with the Flow Four Wednesdays, 2/13 - 3/5 6:30-9:30pm $225
If you’ve made the transition to digital but have not yet developed a smooth shooting
workflow, this class will get you well on your way. Pro photographer Andy Batt of Andy Batt
Studio will guide you through the process of shooting efficiently in both studio and location
situations. You’ll learn how to capture, download, backup, present, and transfer images
smoothly and competently in this class. Learn how to get control of the process – instead of
letting the process control you! This is a great class for those considering photo-assisting or
commercial work. Prerequisite: Learning to Use Your Digital Camera. Short materials list online.
Instructor: Andy Batt
Online Photo Sharing Saturday, 3/1 11-3pm $75
Posting your photos to an online gallery is a great way to share with family and friends, to
receive commentary on your work, to get better exposure, and even sell your work. And, it’s
much easier than setting up a personal website. In this workshop, you’ll get a chance to see the
many ways sharing sites are easier to control and maintain than websites and will be amazed
at the level of customization possible. Sam Nichols, programmer extraordinaire for the photo
sharing site SmugMug, will walk you through uploading pictures, customizing the design of
your gallery, working with privacy tools, and ordering/taking orders for prints. Participants will
receive free one-year pro memberships (worth $150) to SmugMug. Instructor: Sam Nichols
Photo Assistant’s Crash Course Sunday, 3/9 10-4pm $125
Learn what it takes to be a commercial photo assistant in this hands-on day-workshop. The
stakes are high, the money is good, and the savvy photo assistant can expect to keep busy year
round. Seasoned pro Stu Mullenberg will walk you through the “dos” and “don’ts” of successful
assisting. You’ll have a chance to work with different lighting scenarios and accustom yourself
to various types of gear. You’ll also get a hands-on intro to basic file management in a digital
workflow and learn how to market yourself, set rates, find work, invoice, and deal with clients
so you’ll be prepared to compete in this demanding field. Instructor: Stu Mullenberg
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digital classes & workshops
Geoffrey Hiller
Sound and Image:
Creative Multimedia
Six Mondays 1/28 - 3/3 7-9:30pm $255
As photographers, we have long been
accustomed to telling stories with
pictures and presenting images in
groups. And, in this digital age, we
have more options than ever before
in how we prepare and present
our photographs. In this dynamic
new class, you’ll have a chance to
work hands-on with photographer/
multimedia producer Geoffrey Hiller
to create your own multimedia
“sound portrait” which includes
both images and sounds, such as
natural sound, spoken word, and music. You’ll learn to gather audio content to complement
your photographs and to edit photos with sound to create compelling audio slide shows. At
the end of the class, you’ll be able to publish your finished project to the web. To be held at
Fenixworkshop. Instructor: Geoffrey Hiller
Lighting Techniques for the Digital SLR Saturday, 2/9 10-5pm $125
In this intensive, one-day workshop, you’ll learn professional lighting techniques specific to
shooting with your digital SLR camera. You’ll learn to use your camera to its full potential as
you master color space, histograms, white balance, ISO, noise, and filter formats. Recommended
prerequisite: Introduction to Studio Lighting. Instructor: Don Marr
Intro to Photoshop Elements Wednesday, 2/6 7-9pm $55
If you’re new to digital photography and not quite ready to jump into the complex world of the
full Photoshop program, this seminar is for you. Photoshop Elements is a simpler, more userfriendly
edition that offers all the great image control you’ve heard about with Photoshop, and,
it’s cheaper, too. In this workshop, you’ll learn to navigate Elements to upload and enhance
your images and will be on your way to a stronger workflow. Instructor: Jason Kaplan
Intro to RAWWednesday, 1/16 7-9pm $55
In this lecture, you’ll get to explore the exciting
world of RAW with pro photographer Austin
Goodman. You’ll learn how RAW files work
as “digital negatives” and allow you to be more
flexible and creative than you ever could be with
JPEG files. You’ll also learn how to successfully
convert RAW files to best take advantage of
the huge amounts of data they contain. This
workshop is a must for anyone serious about
producing high quality images.
Instructor: Austin Goodman
Intro to CS3 Monday, 1/14 7-9pm $55
Upgrading? In this workshop, you’ll learn how
to take full advantage of CS3’s many innovative
options. With exciting features like smart filters,
new cloning and masking tools, animation, and a
largely updated Bridge program, CS3 is opening
new worlds of possibility to photographers. This
workshop will speed your learning curve with
the program so you can make the most of your
investment. Instructor: Austin Goodman
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Don Marr

On Assignment: Central Oregon Ghost Towns Weekend of 2/1-2/3 $275
Newspace is hosting a very special two-day photographic expedition of Central Oregon’s
ghost towns with professional photographer Robert (Bob) Davis. Mr. Davis has an intimate
knowledge of Oregon’s historic settlements and special access to some of the more out of the
way sites – which will truly make this trip a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You’ll get to explore
abandoned sites rich with history and mystery – from old homes still housing faint remnants
of former tenants, to creaky jails, windswept outbuildings, to eccentric Victorian homesteads
and even the occasional tumble weed. Throughout the trip, Mr. Davis will work one-on-one
with each photographer, making sure everyone gets beautiful images. This is an incredible
chance to capture fantastic shots of unique locales as you receive instruction from a talented
guide and mentor. This trip is perfect for photographers at all levels who are ready to immerse
themselves in a true photographic adventure – and learn a lot in the process. Participants will
receive a detailed itinerary upon registration. Participants must be in good physical health and
able to walk on uneven ground. Instructor: Robert (Bob) Davis
On Assignment: Pittock Mansion
Sunday, 2/17 9:15 – 12:30pm $75
Location, location, location! Unique locales
can inspire wonderfully creative photographs
and Portland’s own turn of the century Pittock
Mansion is an architectural masterpiece and
historical gem full of photographic opportunities.
This is a special opportunity to explore the
Mansion before public hours and with restraining
ropes down. Instructor: Laura Valenti
digital classes & workshops
Intro to Lightroom Monday 2/25 7-9pm $55
This lecture is an introduction to the groundbreaking new Photoshop Lightroom software.
Learn how its innovative new tools can simplify and streamline your workflow. One of the
program’s key features is its global image editing capabilities - meaning adjustments made to
one image can be quickly applied to other images. And, adjustments done in Lightroom can
easily be undone at a later date. Pro photographer Jason Kaplan will orient you to the new
software so you can make the most of your new purchase or better decide if Lightroom is for
you. Instructor: Jason Kaplan
Field trips
On Assignment: Roller Derby
Wednesday 1/16, 6-9:30pm $75
Ready, set, GO! Come photograph “Fresh
Meat,” a local women’s roller derby team, as they
practice their moves for an upcoming bout. This
trip is a great chance to see some “raw” talent in
Pittock Mansion
Laura Valenti
action. Part action/sports photography, part portraiture, you’ll get to polish and refine some of
your technical skills as you experience this unique subculture. How often do you get a chance
like this? Instructor: Kirsten Rian
REGISTRATION AND Cancellation Policies
• Payment in full is required upon registration to reserve space.
• If a class is cancelled due to lack of enrollment you will receive a full refund.
• You may cancel up to five days in advance to receive a full refund.
• Cancellation within five days of the workshop/class results in a 50% refund.
• No refunds or transfers with less than 24hrs notice. 503 963 1935

upcoming gallery shows
December 7th - 30th
Volunteer Group Show
Opening reception
Friday 12/7, 7pm
Miranda Costa
January 4th - February 3rd
Hiroshi Watanabe
“Ideology in Paradise”
Opening reception
Friday 1/4, 7pm
Artist’s presentation and talk
Saturday 1/5, 1pm
Hiroshi Watanabe
February 8th - 27th
“The Affected Landscape”
photo competition exhibition
Opening reception
Friday 2/8, 7pm
Stu Levy
3rd Annual Print Auction
Friday, February 29th 7-9pm
NEWSPACE CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
1632 SE 10th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214
www.newspacephoto.org 503 963 1935