Thursday, April 11, 2013
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Registration is open for our early June Classes!! Spaces are limited so don't miss out.
Digital Foundation 1
Instructor: Kyle Perler
In this class we will cover all the basic information you need to know to get the most out of your digital camera. We will discuss camera functions, different types of lenses, and the best software for you. With a greater understanding of your camera and the available tools you will be on your way to taking better photographs!!
June 1st 10-3pm Brookfield CT
Fee: $150
Lighting and Posing
Instructors: Laurie Klein and Kyle Perler
Unlock the art of portrait photography. This is a hands on workshop. You will spend the day learning posing, lighting, composition, and the other elements that make a great portrait. We will discuss the differences between natural, available, and artificial lighting techniques. Models will be provided for the class.
June 2nd 10-4pm Brookfield CT
Fee: $225 (includes model fee)
Night Photography Workshop 1: Painting with Light
Instructor: Kyle Perler
This is a hands on photography workshop! Learn how to use light refraction and long exposure techniques to create awesome and abstract works of photographic art. We will investigate the numerous devices you can use for light painting from sparklers to lightsabers to headlights and everything in between. The perfect class to get you ready for the 4th of July!!
June 4th 7-10pm Brookfield CT
Requirements: A camera capable of long exposures, preferably with bulb mode. A sturdy tripod.
Fee $150
Private Instructions:
Want to learn something specific? Take a private instruction with Kyle! The class will be catered to suit your needs. Whether it's photoshop/workflow for photographers, lighting and posing, camera technique, creativity, or portfolio review build a class that's perfect for you.
Fee: $75 an hour
One on one private instruction with Laurie.
Fee $150 an hour
We'll be offering more classes in the Summer and Fall. We'll be teaching:
Bride and Groom Posing
Infared Photography
Photoshop and Workflow
Night Photography Workshop 2: Skylines & Cityscapes
Digital Foundation 1
Instructor: Kyle Perler
In this class we will cover all the basic information you need to know to get the most out of your digital camera. We will discuss camera functions, different types of lenses, and the best software for you. With a greater understanding of your camera and the available tools you will be on your way to taking better photographs!!
June 1st 10-3pm Brookfield CT
Fee: $150
Lighting and Posing
Instructors: Laurie Klein and Kyle Perler
Unlock the art of portrait photography. This is a hands on workshop. You will spend the day learning posing, lighting, composition, and the other elements that make a great portrait. We will discuss the differences between natural, available, and artificial lighting techniques. Models will be provided for the class.
June 2nd 10-4pm Brookfield CT
Fee: $225 (includes model fee)
Night Photography Workshop 1: Painting with Light
Instructor: Kyle Perler
This is a hands on photography workshop! Learn how to use light refraction and long exposure techniques to create awesome and abstract works of photographic art. We will investigate the numerous devices you can use for light painting from sparklers to lightsabers to headlights and everything in between. The perfect class to get you ready for the 4th of July!!
June 4th 7-10pm Brookfield CT
Requirements: A camera capable of long exposures, preferably with bulb mode. A sturdy tripod.
Fee $150
Private Instructions:
Want to learn something specific? Take a private instruction with Kyle! The class will be catered to suit your needs. Whether it's photoshop/workflow for photographers, lighting and posing, camera technique, creativity, or portfolio review build a class that's perfect for you.
Fee: $75 an hour
One on one private instruction with Laurie.
Fee $150 an hour
We'll be offering more classes in the Summer and Fall. We'll be teaching:
Bride and Groom Posing
Infared Photography
Photoshop and Workflow
Night Photography Workshop 2: Skylines & Cityscapes
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Tip of the day
Tips on taking great wildlife photos:
1) Familiarize yourself with your gear. You'll want to be on a very fast shutter speed (1000th of a second or faster) to freeze everything in the frame. Set your auto focus to continuous or 'tracking' mode so as the subject moves your camera will refocus. Then set the camera for a faster shooting mode so you can take photos in a burst to make sure you get the perfect shot. A wide open aperture (2.8 or larger) will give your subject great separation from the background.
2) Find a subject you want to shoot, and figure out the type of photo you would like to take.
3) Be patient, it's not a quick 1-2 process, keep in mind when you see a great wildlife picture from a professional photographer they probably spent hours waiting for that shot and went through a couple gigs of memory card space.
4) Show it off to your friends (watermark it)!!
I spent 45 minutes stalking and shooting this little sucker till I finally got the shot. Patience is the key. White Ibis in flight. Champions Gate golf course near Orlando. January 2013. All Rights Reserved.
1) Familiarize yourself with your gear. You'll want to be on a very fast shutter speed (1000th of a second or faster) to freeze everything in the frame. Set your auto focus to continuous or 'tracking' mode so as the subject moves your camera will refocus. Then set the camera for a faster shooting mode so you can take photos in a burst to make sure you get the perfect shot. A wide open aperture (2.8 or larger) will give your subject great separation from the background.
2) Find a subject you want to shoot, and figure out the type of photo you would like to take.
3) Be patient, it's not a quick 1-2 process, keep in mind when you see a great wildlife picture from a professional photographer they probably spent hours waiting for that shot and went through a couple gigs of memory card space.
4) Show it off to your friends (watermark it)!!
I spent 45 minutes stalking and shooting this little sucker till I finally got the shot. Patience is the key. White Ibis in flight. Champions Gate golf course near Orlando. January 2013. All Rights Reserved.
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