Making Black and White Infrared Photographs

This is the first of three interactive lectures by renowned photographer Ron Rosenstock. Students may take just one or all three; each program lasts approximately 50 minutes with a Q&A period to follow. In this lecture, Ron Rosenstock will cover the various infrared conversions, advantages and disadvantages of each, and showcase samples of his work to illustrate key differences.

Ron’s photographs are in the collections of the Peabody Essex Museum, the Fogg Art Museum, Worcester Art Museum, the International Center of Photography, and numerous private collections. He has been honored with over 100 exhibits in the United States and Europe and has been a member of the U.S. State Department Art for Embassies program since 1998. Ron has published six books of his photographs.

Ron is a frequent lecturer at social, community, and professional groups as well as an international photo tour leader in Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, Morocco, Italy, Japan, Scotland, New Zealand, and Vinalhaven, Maine.