Mini-Workshop
Getting the Best Out of Your iPhone Camera
As they say, “the best camera in the world is the one that’s in your pocket.” In this workshop students learn how to best use their iPhone’s camera app to elevate their photos from casual snapshots to frame-worthy personal images using only an iPhone. We’ll cover all the different modes of capturing images: manual settings like aperture, shutter speed, and more — and how to best use all of your lenses, and the many different options available before pressing the shutter. This Mini-workshop is appropriate for artists, journalists, and others who need to maximize the quality of their iPhone photography.
Néstor Pérez-Molière was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and currently resides in The Bronx. His practice takes place mainly in the realm of photography, but also incorporates performance, drawing, video, installation, and intaglio techniques. All of these are used in unison as he turns his camera on himself and delves into self-portraiture, exploring his relationship with his body, body image ideals, and food relationships as subject matter.
Nestor has an MFA from Hunter College and holds a BSc in botany. He was part of the Artist in the Marketplace and Creative Capital’s Taller mentorship programs, and was part of The Bronx Museum of the Art’s Fourth Biennial. He has exhibited at the Museo de las Américas, the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center, Longwood Gallery, and the Liga de Artes de San Juan. He currently teaches digital and darkroom photography at the International Center of Photography and The Point CDC.
Néstor teaches lighting for still life and more for StrudelmediaLive.
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