Instructors

 





Carl Caylor

Seniors For Success

(Intermediate/Advanced Posing and Composition) Carl is an artist who prefers to use photography as the medium for his work. His philosophy is that photography is art and family history. Without artistic value, a portrait has no longevity. Therefore, it will not be part of family history.

Carl has been involved with photography for over 20 years. He started his photographic career in the darkroom as a custom printer and technician. This has proven to be a great asset to his photography and teaching career.

Carl is the only Certified Professional Photographer, Master Photographer and Craftsman with Professional Photographers of America in his area. He has won numerous national awards for his photography, including 16 National Loan Collections and several Kodak Gallery and Fuji Masterpiece Awards. Carl has earned several Wisconsin National Loan Collections and several Kodak Gallery and Fuji Masterpiece Awards. Carl has earned several Wisconsin State Awards, including Photographer of the Year two years in a row. Carl has also been the PPA Photographer of the Year for the last five years.

Carl has gained national credibility and is now a favorite instructor at photographic seminars and schools from coast to coast and abroad. Carl has had the honor to speak at National Conventions in five different countries. His work has been published in many books, magazines, Kodak ads, and vendors’ booths across the United States, Canada, Mexico, parts of Europe and Korea.

Carl passionately studies art and photography to ensure you the newest techniques and the best of himself.



Arthur Rainville & Anne Clay

Heart And Art (Creative, Emotional and Artistic)

Arthur Levi Rainville, M.Photog., Cr, CPP, API, has been creating stunning photographs, wrapped in intrigue, atmosphere and romanticism, for over 50 years. With his life’s work being lovingly displayed on three continents; he has been touted as, “the Poet Lauréate of Photography, one of the most sensitive, artists of our time.”

Working out of his decorous studio in the historic waterfront district of New Bedford, Massachusetts, he is widely known for his muted, granular color work. Refinements of this life’s passion lead to his lyrical, quixotic Mansuesco style of today. Defying a definable formula, Mansuesco, much like Impressionism, is a plurality of looks. An innate quality of light coupled with a compositional choreography is akin to his signature style. In a one-man show at the French Cultural Center, his work was astutely referred to as “… a synthesis of observation and imagination blended with a palette of gauzy colors.”

Arthur has taught portraiture professionally for 30 years, inspiring the budding or seasoned photographer to look to Art and Heart as they face the blank canvas. Besides being a noted touring lecturer, he is a prolific author with copious articles and four published books on the Creative Spirit and living an Artful Life. As photography’s resident ‘Sage,’ Arthur continues to spread the word that private, personal vision matters.

Currently Vice President of Corporate Photographic Development for Lifetouch Inc., he is defining the Art and Heart principles for a new generation.

His time is devoted and divided between private portrait commissions via Artisan Trusts, photographic consultancy and teachings and his experiential fine art studies and gallery work.