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Yellow flowers, St Louis, photograph by Nicholas Hellmuth. FLAAR Photo Archive, taken with the Sigma SD9 medium format digital camera.
Lectures on Digital Photography, printing for universities, colleges, trade shows, industry
If you wish to arrange for Dr Hellmuth to provide a lecture, organize a conference, give a seminar or workshop on
- digital photography in general
- medium format digital photography
- large format digital photography
- digital photography for museums, artists, archaeology, and field projects (botany, zoology, etc)
- digitization of paintings and other art to reproduce as giclee
- scanners and scanning
- 3D rapid prototyping (especially for art, archaeology, and museums)
- CO2 laser engraving (especially for photographers, artists, and museums)
- UV-curable flatbed printers
- solvent ink printers (and the differences between mild, lite, eco, and full-solvent)
- printers for giclee, decor, and fine art photography, , pros and cons of each brand,
- pre-Columbian art, archaeology and architectural history (Maya, Olmec, Teotihuacan, etc)
Contact FLAAR at ReaderService@FLAAR.org. If you don't hear back from us, then try CustomerSupport@FLAAR.org.
Dr Hellmuth has recently lectured at universities and museums around the USA, and at conferences, trade shows, seminars, and workshops in
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Istanbul
- Amsterdam
- St Louis, Missouri
In past years Nicholas has lectured at Yale, Berkeley, Princeton, University of Wisconsin, UCLA (and dozens other universities), Dallas Museum of Fine Art, St Louis Art Museum (and museums across the US and Canada). He has lectured in Switzerland, Austria, Guatemala, Mexico, and Japan.
Dr Hellmuth is tri-lingual and can lecture in Spanish, German, and English. For other countries it can be simultaneously translated.
