Lighting Workshop With Furious Photographers & Bui Brothers

by Lawrence on June 8, 2009

Greetings,

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Thank you everyone who could make it out! We had local photographers from Orange County to super cool ones from far away – San Francisco, San Jose, San Antonio(Texas).

Due to overwhelming interest, the beginner’s workshop sold out in a few hours. Intermediate and advanced ones coming in the near future. They will be much smaller than this one because of the technical aspects of learning creative lighting.

Beginners – 3 hours

  • Understand what equipment to use
  • Get a feel of the difference between studio strobes and mobile lighting kits
  • Locate sources of ambient light and how to angle / compensate for them

Goal: Student will be able to setup a 2-3 point lighting scenario and properly calibrate for subjects

Intermediate – 5 hours

  • Learn how to frame an image effectively
  • Use of harsh / creative shadows
  • Understand how to reflect or deflect light
  • Play with ring lights, barn doors, honeycombs, grids, etc.

Goal: Student will be able to use creative lighting setups and calibrate for virtually any scenario in a matter of a few minutes

Advanced – 5 hours

  • Must have strong grasp of lighting
  • Use of snoots for pin-point lighting
  • Advanced level post production
  • Learn how to fashionably pose subjects

Goal: Student will be able to book badass gigs based on flippin’ sweet lighting setups

Models Information

Need a model or makeup artist? In fact, they can even do their own makeup and hair so it saves you the trouble!

Tracie Cotta – model / makeup artist

http://traciecotta.com

http://modelmayhem.com/ivebeenshot

traciecotta@gmail.com
@traciecotta

Kyuri – model

http://www.modelmayhem.com/880296

headcase.kyur@gmail.com

Some Student Work

The first image (my fave) is by Jenny Liu Photography (Orange County photographer)

All images taken at Ritz Carlton (Laguna Niguel) after marketing workshop

Cheers,

Lawrence

P.S. You all ROCKED! Just too bad, I did not take any pictures myself boo…

{ 7 comments… read them below or add one }

Gabriel Mora June 8, 2009 at 9:20 am

Yes! Yes! Yes! More workshops to come! This one was fantastic, learned a lot! Thank you again! Excelent shots! Great creativity!

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Vivian Tran June 8, 2009 at 3:24 pm

Great job guys…I had fun attending and learned A LOT! Great photos from EVERYONE! Makeup and hair was great…love it!

-Vivian

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Amy June 8, 2009 at 7:04 pm

You guys are wonderful!! Thanks again!

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New York City Wedding Photographer June 8, 2009 at 7:20 pm

These look amazing I think these are awesome! So wish I was there….I will make it out soon!

Peace,
Parris

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Brian Smith June 9, 2009 at 6:21 am

Great Post as always !! I love the fact that you are taking what we read in books by the “big shots” and translate it to real actions that we photogs can actually grasp and benefit from. Wish I could have been there but someone has to keep the east coast competitive for you guys :) Keep up all the great work and posts!!

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Laura June 11, 2009 at 7:08 pm

Please come to NY

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Blair Van Bussel July 27, 2009 at 11:48 am

I had a great time at this lighting workshop! Oh and I would LOVE to see the group shot we took at the end!! :)

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