Guys, spring is almost here. That means it's time to get out and shoot again and stop hiding inside. If you're a photographer and you really want to up your game, getting out and networking with other photographers and taking classes and workshops is the best way to do so. As a full time photographer I can't stress enough the importance of working and networking with other photographers. I am always looking for new classes, workshop and meetups to attend myself because they are an invaluable source of knowledge and networking. For the past 2 years I've had a great time teaching photography classes here in Logan and I'm way excited for the next cycle of classes to start. Whether you're a brand new photographer who just got your camera, or a professional looking to add some new tricks to your skill set, I'm sure there is something you can learn at one of these classes.
Introduction to Portrait Lighting Workshop
- Getting your flash off your camera
- Basic portrait lighting setups
- Shooting in a studio
- Shooting on location
- Camera settings for using flash
- What modifier to use
- How to balance or beat the ambient light
Introduction to Photography
This is my Photography 101 Class. If you are just starting out and want to learn how to really control your camera, this is the class for you. We're going to cover all the basics from what your buttons on your camera do, all the way to basic editing programs. We'll be outside shooting, a lot (because that's what we love right?!). We won't have much in class time and will mostly be meeting on location and practice and learning new techniques. If you want a fun, interactive start to using your camera then you'll want to check this class out. We'll be covering topics such as:
- Manual Mode (Shutter Speed, ISO, Aperture)
- Basic Composition
RulesGuidelines - Tips for shooting landscapes, portraits, macro and night photography
- Basic Studio Photography
- Basic Editing
Introduction to Portrait Photography
- Work fast in manual mode and Aperture and Shutter Priority modes.
- Pose and compose shots of individuals, couples and families.
- Natural light vs Artificial Light
- Working with your subject
- Editing for portraits
- Basic business and marketing
Thanks!
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