Creating the Extraordinary out of the Ordinary (MON-WEDS-THRS)

You are a confident user of all the manual shooting modes on your camera for exposure control. You may be a passionate amateur photographer, aspiring professional, photographer's assistant or professional aiming to sharpen your skills.

You are a confident user of lighting set ups. You are interested in learning about the process of a professional photographer; how he/she approaches and delivers a photo(s) from planning to finished image.

Portfolio Review Required

This class requires a portfolio review. Our sincerest desire is to maintain a consistent level of photographic proficiency for your sake and your fellow participants, therefore this advanced workshop requires a submission of sample images of your work prior to being allowed to book the workshop. Click on 'Add to Cart', Agree to Terms & Conditions and then you will be prompted to submit a selection of your images that best illustrate your readiness for this workshop.

We will review your images and respond to you within 1 working day. If we do not feel that your choice is appropriate, we will contact you to discuss alternatives.

PREREQUISITES 

To take part in this workshop, you  need to have a good understanding of Photoshop basic tools as the instructor will not be able to give you personal attention if you are not at the right level for this class. If you'd like to catch up on this knowledge, please consider taking GPP’s regular workshop Introduction to Adobe Photoshop or equivalent. A 10% discount on Introduction to Adobe Photoshop workshop is available for those who book this workshop - please contact us to avail of this offer once you’ve made your booking into this workshop.

Day 1

• Camera + Lens
• Memory Cards
• Note taking devices

Day 2

• RAW files from previous day
• Your laptop with a copy of Photoshop CS3 or above (If you don't have a copy you can download a 7 day trial from Adobe here) as well as Lightroom (download a trial here). Please make sure you don't download the trials too early. These softwares will help you follow Ben as he demonstrates the editing process of pictures taken during the workshop