SubscribeAt the lighting workshop
I’ve been mulling of joining a Lighting class for many months now since I want to hone my skills on this important part of Photography, especially one that deals with lights and how it is setup. Good thing that my co-photographer in the book project, Erik, informed me about it and so, last Saturday, I was at the Alcove for Jay Alonso’s Primer on Lighting. It’s really a basic course but an important one, a foundation for the more advanced topics like people, food and product photography that I plan to take when it will be offered.
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tutubi
10 July 2007 17:28gusto ko rin nyan. tagal ko na isip enrol dyan kay J.
mura lang saka malapit sa office. pero saturday yata yan
how was it? cam lang ba kailanga?
estan
11 July 2007 20:05tutubi, it was good for a primer. actually, di kailangan magdala ng cam as its more of a lecture type with practical application at the end. maganda ang primer nito as a foundation which you can later on build on advance courses like lighting for specific applications. i think you should avail of it.