The Art of Shooting Nudes

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Max 9 students
The Art of Nude Photography: All-Day Workshop
Mono, Ontario, April 2,  2011

SYLLABUS

This intensive full day workshop covers a wide range of subjects, and will continue to teach you to really take advantage of light.

Morning:

1  Introduction

2  Technical Review

3  Natural Light Shot

4 Lunch

Afternoon:

5   A High-Key Nude Shot

6   Studio Lighting a Nude Shot

7   Pro tips and tricks

Difficult but rewarding: photographing nudes

Throughout history, artists have pictured the human form. Nudes are always timeless when tastefully done, especially in black and white, using natural light or simulated natural light.

It is easy to photograph a nude model but it is difficult to do it with taste and meaning. Using a professional model, we teach you how to light, how to interact with your model, and how to produce art that takes a fresh look at a subject that will always remain interesting.

Location

An exclusive country home in Mono, Ont., on 15 acres of Niagara Escarpment land minutes north of Orangeville - just an hour north of Toronto. 400 metres from the Bruce Trail and  Mono Cliffs provincial park, this setting provides spectacular outdoors scenery as well as an indoors studio environment with natural north light.

Your Coaches

Joseph Marranca and Michael Willems, experienced teachers of photography, have combined their talents to bring you this unique workshop. Joseph (www.josephmarranca.com) is one of Canada’s most talented commercial photographers and Michael (www.michaelwillems.ca) shoots and lectures across North America. Together, they guarantee an unequalled day that will not just expand your knowledge, but give you real experience and leave you with some great portfolio shots.

Who you are:

You are an enthusiast, probably an ex student,

who would like to learn how to shoot nudes.

What we supply:

  1. Theory and practice

  2. Lunch and snacks

  3. Studio lights

  4. Professional Model

  5. Knowledge/Experience!

What you bring:

  1. DSLR (no point-and-shoots)

  2. Lens, in the range of 24-70 mm, fast if possible

  3. On-camera speedlight

  4. Battery charger

LIMITED SPACE - BOOK NOW

Date:         April 2, 2011

Location:  Mono, Ontario (an

                  hour north of T.O.)

PRICE:      C$ 349 plus HST tax.

To book, pay with credit card or PayPal: Select “Nudes” in the pull-down below:

 

To reserve your space, payment must be made before the course. First come first serve. This workshop is intended for emerging pros and advanced amateurs.

BOOK NOW:
“Really enjoyed your workshop and plan to attend many more!” (Peter M., May 2010)

Act now and take the next step! If you want to learn how to shoot nudes, reserve your space today (see above). Space is strictly limited.

Mono, Jan 2011

Mono, Jan 2011

Mono, Jan 2011

Mono, Jan 2011