After the success of the last session in Kuala Lumpur (Making light, and Finding light) I’m pleased to announce another two new workshops for 3 and 4 November 2012:
The streets of Melaka: Saturday, 3 November 2012 (Melaka)
Intermediate street and travel photography techniques; from 10.30am to 7.30pm
All you need is a digital camera. Any camera; even a compact/ point and shoot is fine (bring it if you have one). I’ll show you how to see, how to translate that into an image, and how to make images where the equipment doesn’t matter – you’ll be liberated. The day concludes with an assessment of images and debrief.
Introduction to Photoshop Workflow for Photographers: Sunday, 4 November 2012 (Kuala Lumpur)
With digital photography, shooting is just half of the story: the other half is in both how you shoot to make the most of the output of your camera to maximize image quality, and how you optimize those images afterwards. Photoshop doesn’t have to be intimidating or slow – I spend less than a minute per image on average, but each one is individually optimized. Bring along your problem/ difficult images or images from the day before. I’ll cover the entire basic desk workflow from assessing/ editing and sorting to adjustments and output. You’ll need a laptop with Photoshop CS3 or higher plus an editing tablet – I like the Wacom Intuos series. Note that you can use the trial version of Photoshop for 30 days before deciding if you want to buy it or not. But, once you see what it can do, it’s not a lot of money to spend when you consider that you use it on every image.
Each session is RM1,000 per person, or book both for RM1,800. Please note that payment is due on confirmation to reserve your place.
Please email mingthein2@gmail.com for bookings or information. Places are strictly limited for both sessions (max. 6 for Melaka, and max. 10 for Intro to Photoshop) in order for me to help you get the most out of the session. MT
Could you consider doing a similar course for film users? A few rolls of Tri-X and some darkroom work would be even more liberating! 🙂
Perhaps once I’ve shot a bit more film. Darkroom work…maybe. It’s been a long time since I’ve done that.
Wanna see the Nikon Titan you just got 🙂
Wait til you see what’s going on the front of it. 😉
Can’t wait! Can I substitute my iPhone as the compact? 🙂
Sure – or you can buy a RM300 special on clearout at Lowyat and give yourself a real challenge. 🙂
I might be shooting a meterless film camera…
Heh! Ok I’ll see what I can find. 🙂