Bennett’s Camera

CLASSROOM SESSION

May 15th,  2009 - Friday  6:00 - 9:00 pm

In this fast paced 3 hour seminar, centered on taking better images, your instructor will present a variety of techniques that cover exposure, lighting, composition and more using his stunning images as starting point for discussion.  Equipment selection and post production methods will also be discussed.

 IN THE FIELD SESSION

May 16th, 2009 - Saturday  Six hour Instruction

An early morning shoot in a local cemetary, followed by a walking tour through the historic French Quarter.  Richard Martin will demonstrate techniques for architectural, macro, travel, people photography and more!  A deli-style lunch and review will be held in a local restaurant in the French Quarter.

 CLOSING SESSION

May 16th, 2009 - Saturday Wrap - Up

The wrap up portion of the workshop will be held at Bennett’s Camera.  Wrap - Up will consist of review of the days activities, follow up Q & A, door prizes and more.  Refreshments will be served.

 $179.00 per person   (Seating is limited to 30 students, sign up now!)

 Who should attend:

Beginners through advanced DSLR photographers with a love of photography.

 What’s included:

Welcome Bag, In the Field workshop, Transportation, $20.00 Bennett’s Gift Card, Classroom seminar, Loaner equipment, Refreshments and Meals, Exclusive Tamron, Bogen, & Expodisc Offers and Rebates, Door prizes include Nik Filter Set, Books, Tripod, & more.

About Our Photographer - Richard Martin 

Well known for sharing his enthusiasm, creative vision, and passion for the medium, Richard Martin has been leading annual workshops on photography and visual design in his native Kingston, Ontario for fourteen years.  He also teaches workshops and seminars across the country, including Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal.  He is best known for his unique vision of the natural world, with a personal style characterized by a strong sense of composition, color, and the use of light - combining an architectural love of geometry, pattern, and texture with a painter’s sensitivity color, light, and composition.