Single Light Source Studio Photography Workshop at PCCI by Dominique James (August 2007)
Single Light Source Studio Photography Workshop
by Dominique James
August 4, 2007 - 9 AM to 5 PM
Discover the versatility of conducting a studio photo shoot using only a single light source. Explore the many different creative lighting styles with one source of illumination. Study the basic principles behind lighting and studio photography lighting. Learn all about the features of one of the most commonly used studio lights: the strobe.
Get to know the various techniques of using light modifiers and find out the effects they can create for your photo images.
If you are planning to start your own studio with only one light, or, if you face a situation where you have only a single light source available, this one-day hands-on shooting workshop will teach you how you can still create successful photo images.
Two (2) CalCarrie models will be joining us to help you produce portfolio-quality photo images using only a single light source.
Prerequisites: Participants should have completed PCCI’s Basic Photography workshop or have equivalent experience.
What to bring: Participants should bring their own (film-based or
digital) SLR camera. For participants with film-based cameras, film will be provided.
Workshop Fee: PHP2,750 (USD62)
Note: Includes lunch and snacks. Plus roll of film, developing and printing (only for those using film cameras).
To enroll: Email your details to registration@pcci.com.ph. You may also visit http://www.pcci.com.ph/photo.htm#slssp and enroll online.
For more information: Call + 63.2.759.3087 (ask for Jheng)
