Get personalized assistance in a photographic project
This weekend workshop in digital photography was designed to help participants with their own projects. The increasing sophistication of cameras and the wide variety of accessories and lighting devices requires a constant update of practice.
This workshop was led by photographer Alain Lefort, who answered participants' problems and questions about digital photography and provided support. The exercises and demonstrations benefited all participants. Participants had access to TOPO equipment but were also able to bring their own cameras as well as objects, subjects and accessories to experiment with. Projects started on Saturday that were not completed during the day could be continued the next day. A lot of equipment was made available to the participants, with the support of the artist Maxime-Alexandre Gosselin, photographer by training.
Participants were invited to express their wishes regarding this workshop in the registration form in order to best prepare the session.
Alain Lefort
Alain Lefort lives and works in Montreal. He has more than twenty years of professional experience in photography. Since 1995, he has held various positions in the field: professional photographer, professional artist in visual arts, teacher, and technician specializing in darkroom printing, as well as assisting numerous Montreal-based and foreign photographers. He holds a master’s degree in visual and media arts from Université du Québec à Montréal and a major in photography from Concordia University.
As a professional artist, he has been showing his work regularly since the beginning of the 1990s. He has more than fifty individual and collective exhibitions to his credit in Québec, elsewhere in Canada and abroad. His work has been acquired by Cirque du Soleil, the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Loto-Québec, the Conseil des arts de la ville de Montréal and UMA (The House of Image and Photography). It also been the subject of numerous articles and publications.
