The Art of Nude Photography workshop by Cam Attree
The Art of Nude Photography is a hands on workshop aimed at providing photographers a greater understanding of the basic principles of lighting the nude form as well as defining the various genres of nude photography artistically.
Emphasis will be placed on as much shooting time as possible and comprehensive notes will be provided.
- Instructor - Cam Attree M.Photog II AIPP
- Level - Intermediate to Advanced
- Duration - 6 hours of hands on tuition
- Professional model will be available to shoot.
- Cost - $495.00 ( SAVE $100 when you buy two or more tickets
Tickets are avaialble at this link.
Date: Sunday, 29 October 2017
Time: Registration – 9.45am. Start: 10.00am. Finish: 4.00pm.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Melbourne model: Neave Cohen
Neave has been a fine art nude model for several years, modelling in Australia and overseas. Her work is alternative and shows great passion.
More of Neave’s work can be seen on her Instagram and Model Mayhem sites.
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/neave.cohen/
Model Mayhem http://www.modelmayhem.com/3621505
About Cam Attree
Located in Brisbane, Australia, Cam Attree is an award winning photographer with over 25 years' experience. He is regarded by his peers as one of Australia’s foremost exponents of artistic nude photography. He has a passion for capturing the beauty of the human form in both the studio or natural environment. Attree is an accredited member and a Master of Photography with the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) and is an Authorised Photographer for VOLO Magazine where his work is been featured regularly.
Although best known for his fine-art nude photography, he is highly skilled at all forms of people photography. Attree was awarded the QLD AIPP Fashion Photographer of the Year in 2016 and in 2013, he was named the RAW Australia Photographer of the Year. This adds to his previous achievements including being awarded the 2012 Creative Asia Landscape Photographer of the Year and the 2008 Queensland AIPP Portrait Photographer of the Year.
