The workshop on Saturday was outstanding. We had a full house. As expected, Jack Resnicki did an outstanding presentation as did Steve Dreyer. From the questions asked during my "Introduction To HDR Photography" talk, I believe it was well received. After the workshop ended most, if not all, the participants came over and thanked us. WOW. Can't wait until the next one. Stay tuned.
On another note, Scott Kelby goes into great detail today about the Adobe Creative Cloud. You can find it on his blog post. http://scottkelby.com/. I'm going to have to think about this for a while to see which way I'll go. I'll let you know when I make a decision.
Have a great week.
Showing posts with label Steve Dreyer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steve Dreyer. Show all posts
Monday, April 30, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Don't forget the PrincetonPhotoWorkshop
This is just a reminder that the PrincetonPhotoWorkshop is coming up fast, April 28. I, along with Jack Reznicki and Steve Dreyer will be presenting. Take your digital photography skills to the next level.
Increasing your proficiency in taking and processing your photos will greatly enhance your photographs, regardless of the type of camera that you use.
It's time for you you to sign up at the reduced price. You can find all the information here
Increasing your proficiency in taking and processing your photos will greatly enhance your photographs, regardless of the type of camera that you use.
It's time for you you to sign up at the reduced price. You can find all the information here
Monday, January 30, 2012
Announcing our new workshop...
Our new workshop has just been announced. The date is April 28, 2012 and will be held in Princeton , New Jersey. Sponsored by NIK Software, this workshop will feature Jack Reznicki of Photoshop World and Kelby Training fame. A popular lecturer, Jack Reznicki is always very informative, insightful, entertainingly outspoken, and refreshingly candid. Jack will discuss in this far reaching session, his commercial and personal work and how they interact, in addition to key concepts and practical information related to lighting and composition.
In addition to my presentation of "An Introduction to HDR" that will include multiple software demonstrations, Steve Dreyer, an international workshop leader, will discuss how to improve photos by reducing digital noise, enhancing color and sharpness, and converting to black and white.
He'll use various software tools such as Lightroom, Photoshop and Nik software in his workflow
He'll use various software tools such as Lightroom, Photoshop and Nik software in his workflow
For more information and registration, go to princetonphotoworkshop.wordpress.com
Thursday, January 5, 2012
The HDR workshop was great
Click image to view larger - Gullfoss Waterfall Bridge - Iceland
We just finished the first of my 2 session HDR workshop in Princeton, New Jersey. I would like to thank all those who came. I also want to thank my friend Steve Dreyer for coming into town to assist. As an aside, see yesterdays post. Steve is doing a workshop in Lucerne, Switzerland in May. You should take a look at that. It will be great.
The workshop was intense but a really good time. Almost all of the photographers were at the same skill level making things a bit easier. As always, I started at the beginning, explaining the concepts of shooting, processing and post-processing photos for HDR. We had plenty of time for Q&A and hands-on processing.
I'm really looking forward to the next session.
Steve and I are planning another workshop in Princeton sometime in April. I'll keep you informed
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Steve Dreyer to teach "Digital Workflow" workshop in Lucerne
My very good friend, Steve Dreyer, will be teaching a "hands on" workshop in Lucerne, Switzerland May 12-13, 2012.
He will provide participants with practical experience in the field and in processing their photographs. The workshop will include: 1) capturing photographs in and around beautiful Lucerne, Switzerland, and 2) learning and applying various specific workflows for processing photographs in the digital darkroom.
Steve is a great shooter and his work in the digital darkroom is outstanding. He makes learning fun and you'll come away with a strong foundation to make all your photos better.
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