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Louis Jawitz and Kitty Jawitz
What started as an incentive to get their closets cleaned out and to organize their collections has become a productive venture for Louis and Kitty Jawitz. They have been successful sellers on eBay for 5 years, photographing and selling everything from photo equipment to designer clothes. This workshop will teach you both the basics and nuances of shooting for eBay; using a variety of items, Lou and Kitty will offer still life shooting tips and show you how to get great, eBay-ready photos. Topics will cover shooting jpegs, utilizing various camera and still life lighting equipment, as well as working with Adobe Photoshop Elements and how to upload from a Mac or a PC.
Participants should bring items for note taking during this lecture demonstration workshop and bring any questions or problems you’ve had in shooting, preparing or uploading images to eBay.
Level: All levels
Lou Jawitz
Advertising, editorial, stock, and travel photographer Lou Jawitz pioneered living and working in New York City's Flatiron District in his skylight studio with iconic views of the Empire State Building. His assignment work ranges from corporate portraits to a specialty of shooting cars and motorcycles for action impact. Lou’s commercial and editorial photographs have been published in Nikon World, Popular Mechanics, Popular Photography+Imaging and Shutterbug among others and his stock photography is marketed worldwide. One of Jawitz's images of South Beach graced the cover of Clio's 43rd Annual Festival Winners' Awards program in 2002. His fine art photography has been shown at galleries and museums including The Catskill Art Society and The Liberty Museum and Arts Center in Liberty, New York. A selection of Jawitz’s work is in the collection of The Liberty Museum and Arts Center. His web address is: www.loujawitz.com
Price: $49.95
Schedule: Thursday, May 17, 2007 6:30-8:30PM
Location: The Adorama Building, 42 West 18th Street 5th floor.
