Iris PhotoCollective Visual Lab is offering a unique photography course that will examine visual storytelling in the classical vein of photojournalism. Through collaborative exercises, discussions, critiques and lectures, students will develop the skills necessary to reveal a strong visual story in their photographic images. Students will explore the works of photograph masters Henri Cartier-Bresson, Roy DeCarava, W. Eugene Smith, Margaret Bourke-White, and other acclaimed photographers.

This ten-week visual communications course focuses on special techniques and strategies for understanding photography through analytical thinking. The course is led by award-winning photojournalists Carl Juste and C.W. Griffin. A top visual communicator in the field of photography will also contribute as special guest speaker. Three levels are offered from beginner to intermediate and advanced. Weekly classes run Saturdays from September 14 through November 22, 2013 at Little Haiti Cultural Center, 5212 NE 59th Terrace, Miami, FL 33137.

For course information, call Carl Juste at 305.796-4718, or ipcvisuallab@gmail.com. Iris PhotoCollective Visual Lab is a partnership amongst Iris Foundation, Iris PhotoCollective,
The Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance and Little Haiti Cultural Center. 

OPEN HOUSE: September 6, 7pm, at the Little Haiti Cultural Center. Come meet students and teachers and talk about taking your photography to the next level!