For the second time, I’m teaching a one-week workshop at Anderson Ranch. The Photography, Video And Processing (P1022) workshop runs this summer from 6-10 August 2012. The audience is creative coders and photographers with an interest in merging coding and photography/video. So, programmers who want to work with photo/video in their work or photo/video folks who are interested in coding. The description follows:

Interested in combining the creative potential of new photographic and software technologies? This workshop considers how modern software is used by artists to reproduce traditional tools, manipulate photographs and splice together video. Come see what happens when we combine photography with emerging ideas within creative coding to explore the potential of a hybrid image/software space. Use the Processing programming language to explore techniques such as altering images pixel by pixel and slitscanning, working with live camera feeds and scripting languages for altering images.

The details are available on the Anderson Ranch Website.

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