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Light Work Studio Portraiture Workshop
Wednesday 28th July 2010
With Garry McNamara Friday 29th October 2010 *Extra date added 5th November 2010*The best way to explore studio lighting for portraiture is to see it in action up close and then get to try out the ideas for yourself with an experience photographer on hand. With a small group (maximum of eight students) this is the workshop where you can see what's going on, try your hand at the techniques and where there's plenty of opportunity to ask questions of the tutor.
Areas covered include
Approaches to portraiture getting the best from your sitter 
Understanding light quality what light to use and why
Modifying light - reflectors, diffusers, snoots and honeycombs
Using a flash meter introduction to light measurement in the studio
Correct colour rendition how to achieve it simply
Editing specifics for portraits sharpening, monochrome conversion and creating a signature look
Itinerary
09.15-09.30 - Arrive tea/coffee
09.30-12.30 - The morning session will be an interactive demonstration of typical lighting scenarios
12.30- 1.15 - Lunch in the Blue Sky Cafe. Tea/coffee and light refreshments shall be provided throughout the day
13.30-16.00 - In the afternoon you'll get to try the ideas explored in the morning session for yourself
16.00-17.00 - Plus plenty of time has been set aside at the end of the day for questions and further demonstration
After Care: After the course you will be sent a set of notes based on the actual content of the course on the day no need to worry about making your own notes!
Skill Level: You'll need to be comfortable using your camera in manual mode and have a good grasp of basic photographic technique.
Equipment: Any camera that allows you to set exposure and focus manually and is fitted with either a standard hot shoe (for Sony/Minolta types you will require an adaptor) or a PC flash sync socket will be suitable for the workshop.
A short telephoto or zoom lens that covers the medium telephoto range is desirable.
Tutor: Garry McNamara has been a professional photographer and teacher for thirty years. His client list includes Bonhams, The University of Arts, The Crafts Council and H.R.H the Prince of Wales. His work has been exhibited and published worldwide.
Cost: £125 per person
Cost to include all day workshop, tea/coffee, lunch, goody bag with handouts and meet and greet with AP and WDC Editors Damien Demolder and Nigel Atherton.
Date: 29th October 2010 FULLY BOOKED *Extra date added Friday 5th November*
Location: IPC Media, Blue Fin Building, 110 Southwark Street, London SE1 0SU
Booking: To book, or to find out more information, please contact Charlene Baker.
Telephone: 0203 148 4326
Email: spiadmin@ipcmedia.com
What you need to know: The workshop is for 6-8 people only so early booking is advised. In the event that there are not enough bookings, the event will be cancelled until further notice, and all monies paid will be refunded. You will need to bring your own camera fitted with either a standard hot shoe (for Sony/Minolta types you will require an adaptor) or a PC flash sync socket will be suitable , but studio equipment will be provided for your use. Only one person can photograph the model in the studio at any time. Price includes demonstrations, facilities, lunch and light refreshments.
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