Description
Friday 28th June 2024
12.00pm – 4.00pm – Natural Light Workshop
Location to be confirmed
Saturday 29th June 2024
10.00am – 5.00pm
Studio to be confirmed
Sunday 30th June 2024
10.00am – 5pm
Studio to be confirmed
Additional information
– We allow 15 participants to these tickets.
– Lunch and refreshments included along with a light breakfast on Saturday & Sunday
– Images taken during the workshop can be used for social media, website and portfolio use!
Day 1
Natural Light
– Selecting the location
– Working with Natural Light
– See and modify light
– Using Natural reflectors
– Working with Models on Location
– Taking photos that do not need any retouching or adjustments
– The do’s & don’t when working with models
– Talking models and communicating during a shoot
– Posing models
– Working with models on location
– Learning how to use light so you don’t need Photoshop to make your image pop
Day 2
Studio Techniques
– Digital Work-flow
– Colour Management
– Seeing & Modifying Light
– Tricks to using Soft Boxes
– How to use 1 Light like a Professional
– Beauty & Fashion Lighting
– Understand and see Light
– Learning how to use light so you don’t need Photoshop to make your image pop
– The do’s & don’t when working with models
– Talking models and communicating during a shoot
– Posing models
– Learning how to storyboard and style your own shoots
Day 3
Advanced Studio Techniques
– Advanced techniques to improve your photography
– Advanced one light work
– Clamshell Lighting
– Beauty & Fashion Lighting
– Getting comfortable and confident as a Photographer
– Planning Storyboards & Styling
– What to do before you lift the camera
– How to make a good photo incredible
– Creating your own Photographic style
– Getting it right in Camera
– You will get the most out of this workshop if you have first completed Studio Techniques and we highly recommend this!
What to bring
– Camera that you can put into Manual Mode
– Spare Memory Cards
– Spare Battery
– Camera manuals
– Most of Peter’s work is shot around 85 mm but he does use lenses as wide as 16mm and telephoto as long as 200mm. You are welcome to bring what you think will suit your work best.
– Notepad & Pen
– Laptops are not necessary, but welcome for viewing images taken during workshop