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Justin & Mary Walk Through a Wedding Workshop

Timothy — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:45:54 +0000

Workshops are always a great way to connect with other photographers, share ideas, ask questions and think of new ways to approach weddings. When Justin & Mary announced that they were doing a two-day Walk Through a Wedding workshop in New Haven, it seemed like a perfect opportunity to hone my skills a bit. We started out at J&M’s home in New Haven, and traveled to Chamard Vineyard in Clinton, CT for the reception. Overall a really great experience – got to meet some other really great photographers and learn some tricks of the trade from a couple that is really making it work. Below are a few of the photos I grabbed during the day.

Joe McNally Workshop in Dobb’s Ferry, NY!

Timothy — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 02:47:00 +0000

Yup, I’ve seriously neglected my blog here! The good news is, I have some photos to share. I’ll try to update this a little more often than once every 6 weeks from now on.

On June 30th I attended a workshop hosted by Joe McNally. If you don’t know who Joe is, you should check out his website, his blog, or one of his books. Joe has done some really amazing work for some small publications like National Geographic, and he continues to produce leading edge images today. On top of that, he’s a really down to earth guy.

We spent the day talking about lights: small lights, big lights, bounced light, diffused light, etc. It was a really informative class with a lot of good takeaway information. I’d recommend it to anyone looking to do more with off camera light, and spend the day shooting with an amazing photographer!

Check out a few of the images I took below, and check out the full gallery here!

Hope you enjoy!

EOS Speedlite Workshop with Bob Davis – Continued

Timothy — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:54:00 +0000

I finally uploaded the rest of the photos from the workshop I attended. You can see them all by clicking here!

Here’s Bob sharing some knowledge for the shot in the stairway.

Hope you enjoy!

If you didn’t catch the original post, you can find it by clicking here.

EOS Speedlite Workshop with Bob Davis

Timothy — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:20:00 +0000

Yesterday I was in NYC at a Canon sponsored Live Learning Event presented by photographer Bob Davis (check out his work here and here). The class was focused on using Canon Speedlites as an alternative to traditional studio strobes. We worked with different light modifiers, learned about using the wireless system, light placement, mixing ambient light and flash, etc. Canon provided the gear, studio and models, and the day consisted a mix of instruction and time shooting.

I have to say, I’ve done a few workshops on lighting and portraiture, but I don’t think I’ve come away with so much valuable information as I did with this class. It was really informative, Bob Davis really rocks it as a photographer, and he’s also a good instructor. I left truly inspired to put a lot of what he showed us in action. I’d recommend this class to anyone using the EOS Speedlite system that wants to kick it up a notch. You can check out the calendar of events on Canon’s Live Learning website.

Here’s a few of the photos I took yesterday. More to come!

The photo below was actually taken without using flash. Bob was demonstrating a technique using the flash, which had more visual impact than my photo without the flash, but I still like this image.

And here’s Bob in action