We will be taking the club's parabolic reflector and shooting during the evening in the courtyard at Jennifer's studio in Artesia. Weather permitting, Jennifer will let us use her parabolic reflector so that we can set up cross-lighting.
Even if weather is not permitting, we will also have two other shooting spaces inside the studio. This is hands-on, and there will be no teaching section. Just shooting and/or hanging out.
As always, if you have a person that you would like to photograph and they don't mind being photographed by others in the club, bring them along.
This workshop will be held at Jennifer's studio.
The studio is at 1114 1/2 Main Street. There is limited parking, but there should be extra spaces at Artesia Building Supply for overflow.
Rob has a few people in mind to do modeling, so we will have people to shoot.
Kelly and myself will be be going early to help Jennifer set up. We will be setting up a time and meeting place for those who want to carpool as the event comes closer. The Artesia Camera Club has been invited, and we expect to have a few of them there. Maybe we should get someone to make cupcakes or something!
The fine print:
Please bring a good attitude, respect the studio, and share your knowledge. We want to do more of these, covering all types of subjects, and need positive attitudes to continue these types of sessions.
This is a Portfolio Building Session. Please share what you shoot with everyone involved in the session. (If you shoot a model, share the images with the model for their own portfolio, share the images on the PASR flickr group, share at the club meeting, etc.)
Because this is a PASR sponsored event, non-members that want to do photography at the open studio will need to pay a five dollar activity fee. This is also an event that is open to the Artesia Camera Club, and anyone who is a member of the Artesia Camera Club does not have to pay an activity fee to shoot.
Below are photos of Jennifer's studio and a map. If you see this when you get there, you are in the right place.
Again, we will be setting up cross-lighting. It is the most common type of off camera lighting to use during wedding receptions and basketball/volleyball games because it gives good off camera light across a wide area. We will use the courtyard at Jennifer's studio as our large area to set up.
If you want to read up on cross-lighting, here are a few links.
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/04/lighting-101-cross-lighting.html
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/04/on-assignment-prep-basketball.html
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2007/02/on-assignment-speedlighting-college-gym.html
http://www.sassaniphotographyblog.com/2011/09/off-camera-lighting-how-i-light-my-wedding-receptions/
http://blog.tomleuntjensphotography.com/?p=2385
http://www.rangefinderonline.com/features/how-to/How-To-Light-Up-A-Ro-7175.shtml
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