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Advance Exposure – Imaging Beyond the Basics
In this comprehensive workshop, we’ll tackle just about every lighting challenge out there. Whether the image you’re after is a soft pastel flower, a silhouette at sunrise, or sunrays piercing a misty canopy—this seminar will prepare you with an arsenal of problem solving tools and techniques to handle all of them. We’ll discuss metering, filters, flash, and more.
Format:
--Seminar includes extensive Digital Slideshow & Equipment Demonstration--optionally followed by guided Photo Outing.
Content:
--Seeing Light
--Explore advance metering modes of consumer thru pro cameras
--Zone System and Modern Histograms demystified
--Front/Side/Back lit challenges
--Extreme Contrast tackled thru split neutral density filters, raw format capture, and multi-exposure compositing
--Advanced filters and white balance--polarizers, enhancers, and more
--24x7 Productivity – Mid-Day/Mid-Night Shooting
--Fill Flash vs Main Flash and Remote Triggering
--Reflectors & Diffusers
Special Features:
--Scores of inspiring & thought provoking Images Presented
--Numerous good/better/best examples
--Guided Photo Outing available
--Extensive collection of equipment, books, magazines on hand enables you to explore future investments
-- Ample Question & Answer Period following the Workshop to address your individual needs; photo critiques if desired via your laptop or email
Included Course Materials:
--Invaluable Course Handout consolidates key concepts, equipment, references
Who Should Attend?
--Intermediate to Advanced strategies presented
Maximum Class Size:
--Private, semi-private, and group formats available
--Eight individually enrolled Students if Guided Outing Follows
-- 12 max for Private Groups
--Unlimited for Presentation Only
What to Bring:
--Writing material for notes
--For guided photo outings, bring along your camera and its manual, your camera bag and everything in it, external flash units, tripod, sun block, insect repellent, bottled water
--photo critique
What to Bring:
--Writing material for notes
--About 10 images representative of your work--especially of problems you're hoping to resolve. I'm not a big fan of the word "Critique" and promise only gentle and constructive feedback.
