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Ria and Meir have prepared exciting topics for you that will let you dive into their world of dog photography – and you’ll have the chance to learn from two masters of the genre, In natural and urban locations.
They not only show you how to get the perfect photo, none of your questions will remain unanswered!
The first day of the workshop includes a theoretical section, where camera settings, working with dogs, the use of (un)natural light and image design will be discussed in detail.
The whole thing will then be put into practice in the stunning railway museum, where unique photomotive awaits.
During the photography, you will be divided into two groups so that everyone can get to the desired angle and the workshop leaders can respond individually to each participant.
Afterward, a shared dinner at the restaurant.
On the second day we will start with image editing, where the workflow in Photoshop and Lightroom is shown step by step.
Then you have the opportunity to edit your own photos while Ria and Meir look over the shoulder, give tips and feedback.
In conclusion, we will go to the second photography practice in the beautiful Schlosspark Eckartsau, where both natural and architectural locations are available.
We are looking forward to two unforgettable days!
Importent info
Where?
Our seminar room is located in 22. District in Vienna with good parking facilities and connections to public transport.
We have obtained special permits for our two selected locations in the railway museum Strasshof and the Schlosspark Eckartsau which are 20 to 30 minutes each by car from the room!
When?
13 and 14. April all day long
Requirements
Reflex camera or mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses.
Laptop with Photoshop and Lightroom (the trial version will do).
Full battery, memory cards and solid clothes.
Since we may have to go longer at the locations, you should be physically fit!
Participation n' price
The price of the workshop is €395.
Not included:
Meals, transportation and if necessary, overnight stays.
The minimum number of participants is 8, the maximum number is 12.
The workshop is aimed at slightly advanced to advanced people who want to strengthen their skills and broaden their horizons - camera settings and basics in Photoshop should already be known.