October 17th, 2010
Rockford, Illinois
Limited to 15 participants
Join us for our last photography workshop in 2010 at the historic Coronado Theatre. The Coronado opened in 1927 and has shared its stage with icons like JFK, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, Bob Dylan and countless others. It was recently voted the #1 Architectural Wonder of the United States in the AOL / U.S. Travel Association poll.
We have secured the entire Coronado Theatre for this one-day workshop. The workshop will concentrate on using hot shoe mounted flashes and light modifiers along with available light to photograph models throughout the theatre. The day starts at 1pm with classroom time and lighting demos on the grand stage of the Coronado. The remainder of the day will be spent photographing the models using our new lighting skills while utilizing the spectacular architecture of the theatre as our backdrop. The workshop will conclude at 6pm after a brief wrap up and Q & A.
The goal of this workshop is to expose you to the power of small flashes and show how much control is possible with a portable piece of lighting equipment. Only battery-operated hot shoe flashes will be used for this workshop and all lighting gear will be provided. Every student will be able to walk away from the workshop with a better understanding of flash usage, and go home with the photographs to prove it.
This workshop is open to photographers of all levels with a basic working knowledge of their camera and equipment as a minimum requirement for enrollment. Required gear will be a digital SLR camera, lenses, cable release and memory cards. Tripod and flash are recommended.
$295 per person
Price includes tuition, classes, equipment usage, light snacks and beverages during the workshop.
Registration
Email: info@nelsakerlund.com or call 815.395.0101
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by Nels Akerlund Photography
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