Beauty and The Portrait - Professional Photographic Lighting Workshop

220 Creative Space presents Master Class Salon Workshops 2016 with Peter Collie, an award-winning, international fashion photographer. Published in Elle, Pulp, New York Magazine, and Vogue amongst others, Peter Collie brings a high level of creativity and craftsmanship to his photographic repertoire. He will not only be sharing techniques, but ways for participants to approach lighting to establish their own personal style.

© Peter Collie
© Peter Collie

His way of seeing is determined by a complex and invigorating perspective tailored for attendees to learn professional lighting setups for portrait, beauty, editorial, and fashion. Taking a hands-on, step-by-step approach, the opportunity allows for learning in a small group.

Workshop objectives

  •     explore lighting tolls to create your desired mood
  •     work closely with an award-winning photographer
  •     get comfortable with studio lighting in a hands-on session
  •     briefing and working with a makeup artist
  •     experience directing a professional model
  •     plan your lighting to add an edge to portraiture

Details

Date and time: 11am - 5pm, 16 July.
Earlly bird (book by 6 July): $390.
Student (book by 6 July): $350.
Standard: $450.

Bookings

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© Peter Collie
© Peter Collie

 

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