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Posted 05/04/2007 - 09:38
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It would depend on where.
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Posted 05/04/2007 - 09:40
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Yep! I am always interested in lighting workshops…
Please tell us more.
Regards,
Simon
Please tell us more.
Regards,
Simon
Posted 05/04/2007 - 10:22
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Sounds a very interesting idea Ben
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Posted 05/04/2007 - 11:29
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It would probably mean I'd end up having no choice but to buy a truckload more kit, but I'd be up for it, subject to price and distance.
Nice idea.
Nice idea.
Posted 05/04/2007 - 11:55
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I'd be interested - as the other chaps have said tho depends on where...
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Posted 05/04/2007 - 12:40
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Quote:
I'd be interested - as the other chaps have said tho depends on where...
Will
Same here, although I suspect I'll have furthest to travel if it's held in the UK.
I'd be interested - as the other chaps have said tho depends on where...
Will
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Posted 05/04/2007 - 14:28
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Living is a Lifelong learning process.
Podcast it?
Podcast it?
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Posted 05/04/2007 - 14:40
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Interested ? Definitely.
Trip across the Atlantic? I've always wanted to...
Afford it? Not a chance... I spent all my 'mad' money on my K10D...
I'll meet the podcast notion... and raise it to a videoblog... or audio with lots of photos (getting photos shouldn't be a problem )
Trip across the Atlantic? I've always wanted to...
Afford it? Not a chance... I spent all my 'mad' money on my K10D...
I'll meet the podcast notion... and raise it to a videoblog... or audio with lots of photos (getting photos shouldn't be a problem )
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Posted 05/04/2007 - 19:38
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As I said on another Forum, one of four I will be fielding questions from:
Ok..I will start by asking those who are interested in doing Fashion to read this article first. I will attempt to answer as many questions as possible with the caveat that you all look at published photographers no matter what the venue you may be interested in whether Architectural, Interiors, Landscape, Portrait, Fashion, Still Life etc.
They are published because they are not great technicians. That is a "Given" minimum requirement. It is the uniqueness of "How" they see reality. An unencumbered view of reality, even if they are F---ED up they are still expressing themselves without the fear of showing their true colours. That is what makes an artist an artist.
OK?
http://www.180mag.ca/0704/kanarek/kanarek.htm
Ok..I will start by asking those who are interested in doing Fashion to read this article first. I will attempt to answer as many questions as possible with the caveat that you all look at published photographers no matter what the venue you may be interested in whether Architectural, Interiors, Landscape, Portrait, Fashion, Still Life etc.
They are published because they are not great technicians. That is a "Given" minimum requirement. It is the uniqueness of "How" they see reality. An unencumbered view of reality, even if they are F---ED up they are still expressing themselves without the fear of showing their true colours. That is what makes an artist an artist.
OK?
http://www.180mag.ca/0704/kanarek/kanarek.htm
Posted 05/04/2007 - 21:26
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As I cannot attach files here. Please go to the bottom of the page of the following link to view the lighting technique I employed for the "Diva" shoot. It is illustrated with a link to the sample of the images employing the technique.
http://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/pentax-dslr-discussion/5357-lighting-workshop...#post44065
Ben
http://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/pentax-dslr-discussion/5357-lighting-workshop...#post44065
Ben
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