sfaust
17th of September 2008 (Wed), 16:41
I've finalized the dates for the creative lighting workshop in Boston and thought it might be of interest to some here. The official blurb is included below. There are about 5 spaces still left open out of 10 total.
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Boston Creative Lighting Workshop
October 24th, 25th, and 26th.
Focus on lighting and creative techniques.
Three days of lecture, presentation, lighting setups, and hands on shooting.
Wouldn't it be nice to hang out with a commercial photographer for a weekend and pick his brain? Work together side by side in creating the lighting setups for multiple shooting scenarios. Sit around later in the evening over a few beers and talking about lighting, gear, and techniques. Someone that has no sponsors to answer to, no soft sales pitches, and will give you an unbiased opinion. The opportunity exists Oct 24th, 25th, and 26th, at the Boston Creative Lighting Workshop.
Stephen Faust (http://StephenFaust.com) will host another lighting workshop in the Boston area. He will be teaching the lighting and creative techniques he uses on a daily basis to create dynamic images for his clients. No fluff, no sales pitches, just pure lighting and creative techniques. The techniques taught can use used with reflectors, hot shoe flashes, studio strobes, hot lights, or home made DIY lighting setups. Light is light, and the principals apply across the board.
This isn't a workshop where the presenter sets everything up, and you just copy the camera settings into your camera and shoot. Expect to spent time with hands on setup of the lighting and gear, learning the reasoning behind the lighting setups, and then having some time to shoot the final result and modify it as needed. He isn't going to catch a fish to feed you for that night, but rather teach you how to fish so you can feed yourself from that point on. You'll work hard, learn a lot, and take a lot of useful techniques with you that will serve you well in your photography. But with his sense of humor, it should be a lot of fun as well.
More details can be found at http://www.StephenFaust.com/workshops, or on his blog at http://StephenFaust.wordpress.com. His work can also be viewed at his commercial website at http://www.StephenFaust.com, or on Flickr at http://www.Flickr.com/sfaust/sets
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Boston Creative Lighting Workshop
October 24th, 25th, and 26th.
Focus on lighting and creative techniques.
Three days of lecture, presentation, lighting setups, and hands on shooting.
Wouldn't it be nice to hang out with a commercial photographer for a weekend and pick his brain? Work together side by side in creating the lighting setups for multiple shooting scenarios. Sit around later in the evening over a few beers and talking about lighting, gear, and techniques. Someone that has no sponsors to answer to, no soft sales pitches, and will give you an unbiased opinion. The opportunity exists Oct 24th, 25th, and 26th, at the Boston Creative Lighting Workshop.
Stephen Faust (http://StephenFaust.com) will host another lighting workshop in the Boston area. He will be teaching the lighting and creative techniques he uses on a daily basis to create dynamic images for his clients. No fluff, no sales pitches, just pure lighting and creative techniques. The techniques taught can use used with reflectors, hot shoe flashes, studio strobes, hot lights, or home made DIY lighting setups. Light is light, and the principals apply across the board.
This isn't a workshop where the presenter sets everything up, and you just copy the camera settings into your camera and shoot. Expect to spent time with hands on setup of the lighting and gear, learning the reasoning behind the lighting setups, and then having some time to shoot the final result and modify it as needed. He isn't going to catch a fish to feed you for that night, but rather teach you how to fish so you can feed yourself from that point on. You'll work hard, learn a lot, and take a lot of useful techniques with you that will serve you well in your photography. But with his sense of humor, it should be a lot of fun as well.
More details can be found at http://www.StephenFaust.com/workshops, or on his blog at http://StephenFaust.wordpress.com. His work can also be viewed at his commercial website at http://www.StephenFaust.com, or on Flickr at http://www.Flickr.com/sfaust/sets