Creative Flour Dance Photography using Studio Lighting

Name: Creative Flour Dance Photography using Studio Lighting - Session 1
Start: 2022-02-06T00:00:00Z
End: 2022-02-06T03:00:00Z
Location: Tall & Dark Studios

Zeeshan Zafar

Image: Alpha 7R III (A7RM3A)

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About the event

Learn a simplified process to shoot creative flour dance portraits using studio lighting and mixing with colour gels.

Techniques covered

Using your camera in manual mode
Introduction to studio lighting
Using colour gels in studio photography
Understanding composition rules
High Key and Low Key concepts
Light setups for Fashion and Portrait photography
Portraiture ethical values and model posing techniques
How to build your portfolio discussion
Editorial and Magazine submission shooting techniques

What to bring

Your Camera (DSLR / Mirrorless)
Empty Memory Card
Fully charged camera batteries
Any portrait lens from 50mm to 200mm

Event FAQs (For general FAQs, please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page)

Will meals be provided?

Some refreshments will be provided (Tea/Coffee/Snacks)

Is there any parking available?

Heaps of off street free parking available around the studio.

Suitable for all levels Action / sport Portraiture Other

Session 1 - Sun 6 Feb 2022, 12:00AM - 3:00AM (Closed)

Sun 6 Feb 2022, 12:00AM - 3:00AM

Suitable for all levels

A$250 per/person

200 Chesterville Rd, Moorabbin VIC 3189
4/200 Chesterville Road, Moorabbin, Melbourne

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Advocate

Zeeshan Zafar

I am a Melbourne based Portraiture Photographer and Photography Trainer. I started my photography journey as a Car Sports Photographer in 2004, but soon after I...

Zeeshawn's workshop not just a "photo shooting" workshop. He would actually observing what you did and pointed out your mistake. You will learn a lot.”

David Lau, Sydney - Portrait Photography using Studio Lighting