May 15, 16, 2010: New York City
My phones:
602 814 1468
602 814 1468
Attendees: Mary Sue Farley FINAL PAYMENT |
Limited to 12 attendees. (New York is Closed)
We may have a standby, so if you are interested,
send me an email with your name and
"
Standby New York" in subject line.
NOTE: If you are signed up and do not appear
on the list to the right, send me an email right
away. We had Gmail problems last month.
Location:
Guler Ugur Photography
20 West 20th St. Suite 602
New York, NY 10011
Between 5th and 6th Ave.
I have booked it for both days so models will have a place to change
and we would have access in case weather becomes a problem.
For those of you who are not familiar with the area, this is near the
FlatIron Building,
which is also known as the Photo District. Should be a blast, folks.
We meet Friday evening for dinner and talk. Location for evening meetup to be posted.
The workshop starts at 9 sharp. Please be there at least a half hour beforehand to help setup, get your gear in place and settled so we can start lighting and learning.
This is a fantastic workshop. The space will be large enough to go from simple to wild, and we cover a tremendous amount of lighting concepts, controls and setups. It is a hands-on workshop. You will be doing your own work and shooting your own shots. I do not set it up and walk away like in other workshops, nor do we spend all day doing a couple of images. We do 'proof of concept' and the images/setups are shot for your files.
There are many things to learn, and I suggest you bring a pen/pencil and something to write on... clipboard for instance, or a notebook. I furnish the diagrams and papers you need, but taking notes is very important.
Please take advantage of this workshop to learn as much as you can. I make no plans for Saturday evening, so I am available as long as anyone wants to stay. Sunday we like to end around 6 in the winter.
Bring:
Camera, lenses, preferably wide angle and telephoto
Big Lights if you have them (please contact me first)
Speedlight(s), and a remote system for triggering them. CLS is fine for
Nikon shooters, ST3's for Canon.
At least one stand for your speedlight.
An umbrella (small or medium, shoot thru, bounce or both - white or satin
white)
A reflector system. I recommend the 5inOne or the 6inOne systems.
At least 4 GIG of media. (We shoot a lot)
If you are signing up, it is imperative... really imperative for you to BOOKMARK THIS PAGE. It is where the current information for the workshop will be found. As new information becomes available, this page will be updated.