My blog, although I don’t see myself as a blogger but as a Photographer I will try to blog some interesting material during the weeks.
Expect at least 2 updates a week.
Today some images we shot during a 1:1 workshop on location.
Believe it or not but the shots were all done inside a normal house, so it was very tight to move around, but let’s be honest with these kind of sets…. who would complain 🙂
Model / Styling : Nadine
Strobes : Elinchrom ELC, 70cm Deep Octa, Reflector (+grid), varistar umbrella, bounce flash.
Today part 2 in my series of looking at the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact phone.
And this time it’s a small update and tip that will probably work for more phones.
As you know I am a big supporter of Tethered shooting. I use it all the time, so students, clients and assistants can see the results instantly.
Today marks the start of 30 days of giveaways from Tether Tools and a ton of great partners! Join in on the Spring Some Swag contest for your chance to win more than $3500 in prizes, plus one grand giveaway valued at $2000. Check out the contest page for full details on how to enter on Facebook, Twitter or Google+
Have you entered the Spring Some Swag with Tether Tools contest yet? If not, you’re missing out on a ton of great prizes from CamRanger, KelbyOne, RODE, thinkTANKphoto and much more! I also entered some prices, like my book and instructional downloads. My blog on my giveaways will be online April first on the Tehtertoolsblog. Every Friday a winner is announced and the 10th of April the grand prize is given away.
May 3rd I will be teaching a full day workshop in New York in a stunning location with both inside and outside sets, including a roof overlooking New York.
During these workshops we work with smaller groups so there is a lot of time for personal attention and the attendees can ask whatever they want.
Shot during the last Boston workshop
Some of the topics we always cover are:
metering ambiant and strobes and a mix, finding the story, coaching the model, working with special effects like smoke and colored strobes, finding the perfect pose and expression, adding motion to the shot, creating the mood with light and angles, making something cool out of something that might look just ok, color managed workflow… and much much more.
In short, these workshops are an awesome learning tool where you will learn techniques that are not learned in other workshops, add the fact that the workshop is 100% flexible to fit your questions and needs and you know why I always love teaching these 😀
For New York we only have a few more seats left, so don’t wait too long with your booking, it’s gonna be a day you don’t want to miss.
Booking can be done via this page.
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