Intermediate digital photography class offered at Masur Museum

An intermediate digital photography class by Jenny Ellerbe will be on Tuesdays, 6:16-8 p.m., Oct. 22-Nov. 19.

Cost is $120 for Masur Museum members and $160 for non-members.

Students will continue to refine techniques learned in the beginner class while also introducing basic image editing. Students will primarily learn Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop techniques. The class will run for five weeks with an additional session in the field (location to be determined by a class vote). The class will also discuss printing, monitor calibration as well as other topics suggested by the participants.

Students must have either taken the beginning digital photography course with Ellerbe or be comfortable using a digital camera with manual settings. Students must also have either a digital SLR or an advanced point and shoot with manual settings.

Ellerbe is a Louisiana native and a self-taught photographer who has received national acclaim for her work. She has been featured in the publications Lenswork, Louisiana Conservationist, Arkansas Review, and Louisiana Life. Her work is represented by the Afterimage Gallery in Dallas, Texas. For the past four years she has taught annual workshops for the Ansel Adams Gallery and Owens Valley Imaging and will teach a new workshop in Abiquiu, N.M.

In 2008 a monograph of her work, “Here is Home,” was published by the Canadian firm of Scotia Waterous. Her work resides in the permanent collections of the Masur Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston.