Well
this past weekend's fine art portrait workshop, “The Creative Process from Concept to
Completion”, held at my Downtown Los Angeles studio, was a fun and
challenging experience. It was presented for our local chapter of PPA,
Professional Photographer of Los Angeles County. Nothing ever goes the way you plan and this Sunday’s workshop
was no exception. I had a day planed that included working on developing
the creative process for the morning session and then a fine art
portrait demonstration for the afternoon breakout.
Well when I began the demo one of the attendees, that had agreed to be photographed, threw me a curve. I had previously workout this cool seated and contemplative image setup before hand and thought I would just set him down and shoot. But, wouldn’t you know it, he challenged me to do a portrait with him standing along his tripod mounted camera. This turned out to be a great learning experience, as all my setup had to be scraped and I had to create on the fly, so to speak. By the time we ended the workshop I had photographed several of the attendees in different poses and lighting concepts. You can see the results in this post.
Stayed tuned for up and coming workshops. I would love to see you and work with you, as well.
Well when I began the demo one of the attendees, that had agreed to be photographed, threw me a curve. I had previously workout this cool seated and contemplative image setup before hand and thought I would just set him down and shoot. But, wouldn’t you know it, he challenged me to do a portrait with him standing along his tripod mounted camera. This turned out to be a great learning experience, as all my setup had to be scraped and I had to create on the fly, so to speak. By the time we ended the workshop I had photographed several of the attendees in different poses and lighting concepts. You can see the results in this post.
Stayed tuned for up and coming workshops. I would love to see you and work with you, as well.
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