Get hands-on training from two experienced wedding photographers specializing in two different styles.
Ray Santana (Contributing photographer for Grace Ormonde Wedding Style Magazine & one of Miami’s premier wedding photographers) & Kenny Kim (Top 20 A-List Destination Wedding Photographer by Destination Weddings & Honeymoon) have teamed up together to share what it takes to shoot from high-end fashion to top destination weddings around the world. With 24 years of wedding photography experience combined, it will be an intensive hands-on two-day learning experience.
PLUS: Dave Cross (recently inducted in Photoshop Hall of Fame) will be joining us to teach us how to enhance your speed and creativity in Photoshop!
You will also get a chance to win some great prizes from our sponsored partners!
DAY ONE:
All day classroom instruction from 9-5pm going over:
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•Learn your camera settings from A to Z
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•Gear overview - What’s in our camera bag?
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•Lighting: Natural vs Available
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•Getting correct files on camera not in Photoshop
• The little things that we overlook about shooting
• Composition & style
• Other various technical tips
• Getting your work published
• Finding the “right” clients
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•Using Social Media for your business
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•How to stand out in a saturated market
• Branding
• Marketing
• Networking
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•Advertising
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•Pricing
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•Plus more...
DAY TWO:
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•Portfolio / Website / Blog critique
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•Q&A Session / Recap of day one
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•Lecture by Dave Cross: “How to enhance your speed and creativity in Photoshop”
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•Styled shoot with wedding gown designed by Ines Di Santo, worn by a gorgeous model bride with groom at a Mediterranean-Renaissance style villa in Miami*
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•Opportunity to photograph a beautiful tabletop* decorated by Alore Events from Miami, FL
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•Tips on how to pose your couples to look natural
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•How to communicate to your clients during photo shoot
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•Shoot side-by-side with your instructors and get tips along the way.
*You are welcomed to use the images photographed during the styled photo shoot on your website or blog/social media for portfolio use. But you MUST indicate that these have been taken at a workshop for educational purposes and MAY NOT be used to enter in a photography contest or in advertising. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding this.