Hone your street photography skills in this one day workshop connecting the Harvey Milk Photo Center (HMPC) with the San Francisco Public Library’s exhibition, Toward a Black Aesthetic: Kenneth P. Green Sr.’s Photographs of the 1960s and 70s. The workshop starts at the Main Library with a tour of the exhibition and continues in the streets near the HMPC. The focus is on content rather than technique, and no experience is necessary to take this class. Students are required to bring their DSLR or use smartphones to take photos. The class will end at Harvey Milk Photo Center (50 Scott St, SF) to discuss the photojournalism process and see a slideshow. HMPC will provide a MUNI token for each student. Lunch is not provided, please feel free to bring a lunch.
Free Workshop:
Street Photography Tour & Walk with the Harvey Milk Photo Center
Saturday, April 6, 2024
10:00am – 2:00pm
Instructor: Quincy Stamper
Quincy Stamper for many years has been a passionate arts educator of Bay Area youth. He is a San Francisco based photographer eager to capture the moments in life through portraits and food. He has fallen in love with photography for many reasons, but mostly because he is able to build relationships through his work. These relationships and stories motivate him to look for new ways to inspire his creativity. He thanks God everyday for giving him persistence and patience to create work that he is proud to share with people like you! His portfolio will show you how much he enjoys to work on images that inspire and uplift others. www.quincystamperphotography.com
100 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
Jewett Gallery – Lower Level
Space is limited. Registration required.