Join Michelle Dunn for the Creative Off Camera Flash workshop to learn the basics in shooting with off camera flash speedlites. Learn how to make flash look like natural light, to balance flash with ambient light or to use flash as your main source of light. The workshop will start with one flash, then build up to using multiple speedlite flash units for more complex lighting arrangements. From simple to more complex lighting arrangements, this practical course will give you plenty of hands-on practice to build your skills.
This workshop is perfect for intermediate to advanced photographers who are proficient with shooting on manual mode in natural light and want to get their head around off camera flash photography.About Michelle Dunn
Michelle Dunn is the founder of MDP Photography and Video. She works commercially in both the still and the moving image for clients across Australia as well as creative artists. Clients include Missy Higgins, Doctor Blake (The Ballarat Gold Museum), Department of Education, Department of Justice, Department of Economic Development, Superfriend Mental Health Foundation, JP Morgan, Bank Australia, Bank of Melbourne, Westpac, ANZ, Haymes Paint, Radio Rentals and loads more. Through her company With Camera In Hand, she also shares her knowledge via workshops and short courses which often sell out.]]>Join Michelle Dunn for the Creative Off Camera Flash workshop to learn the basics in shooting with off camera flash speedlites. Learn how to make flash look like natural light, to balance flash with ambient light or to use flash as your main source of light. The workshop will start with one flash, then build up to using multiple speedlite flash units for more complex lighting arrangements. From simple to more complex lighting arrangements, this practical course will give you plenty of hands-on practice to build your skills.
This workshop is perfect for intermediate to advanced photographers who are proficient with shooting on manual mode in natural light and want to get their head around off camera flash photography.About Michelle Dunn
Michelle Dunn is the founder of MDP Photography and Video. She works commercially in both the still and the moving image for clients across Australia as well as creative artists. Clients include Missy Higgins, Doctor Blake (The Ballarat Gold Museum), Department of Education, Department of Justice, Department of Economic Development, Superfriend Mental Health Foundation, JP Morgan, Bank Australia, Bank of Melbourne, Westpac, ANZ, Haymes Paint, Radio Rentals and loads more. Through her company With Camera In Hand, she also shares her knowledge via workshops and short courses which often sell out.]]>
Learn the lighting techniques required to shoot food and wine with commercial photographer Lisa Saad in this four-hour workshop, then join us for wine and cheese afterwards.
The Art of Food and Wine Photography using a mixture of Natural and Flash Lighting. Lisa will demonstrate the lighting techniques needed to shoot food and wine successfully using a mixture of available and flash lighting as well as different lens types such as Macros and Tilt Shifts.About Lisa Saad
Lisa Saad is an accomplished Advertising and Commercial Photographer as well as a shooting DOP. She has over 27 years experience in image development, creation and delivery and is always on the hunt for unique photographic briefs. Lisa believes that all content should be accessible to everyone and her experience in all platforms of digital and analogue media has made her an expert in producing imagery, digital manipulation, branding and campaign requirements and old school techniques. Over the years Lisa has won some 200+ awards for her commissioned and conceptual personal work, both locally and overseas which now allows her the honour of being a rare true master of photography.]]>Learn the lighting techniques required to shoot food and wine with commercial photographer Lisa Saad in this four-hour workshop, then join us for wine and cheese afterwards.
The Art of Food and Wine Photography using a mixture of Natural and Flash Lighting. Lisa will demonstrate the lighting techniques needed to shoot food and wine successfully using a mixture of available and flash lighting as well as different lens types such as Macros and Tilt Shifts.About Lisa Saad
Lisa Saad is an accomplished Advertising and Commercial Photographer as well as a shooting DOP. She has over 27 years experience in image development, creation and delivery and is always on the hunt for unique photographic briefs. Lisa believes that all content should be accessible to everyone and her experience in all platforms of digital and analogue media has made her an expert in producing imagery, digital manipulation, branding and campaign requirements and old school techniques. Over the years Lisa has won some 200+ awards for her commissioned and conceptual personal work, both locally and overseas which now allows her the honour of being a rare true master of photography.]]>
Take your photos to the next level in this practical workshop with experienced photographer Michelle Dunn. This workshop which will give you efficient post production workflow skills, teach you all the essential Adobe Lightroom processing for your RAW files and understanding exporting for different purposes. We'll cover folder structures, filtering, applying metadata, image processing, batch processing and exporting for print and web. You're photographs will improve dramatically after this workshop and you'll never look back!
About Michelle Dunn
Michelle Dunn is the founder of MDP Photography and Video. She works commercially in both the still and the moving image for clients across Australia as well as creative artists. Clients include Missy Higgins, Doctor Blake (The Ballarat Gold Museum), Department of Education, Department of Justice, Department of Economic Development, Superfriend Mental Health Foundation, JP Morgan, Bank Australia, Bank of Melbourne, Westpac, ANZ, Haymes Paint, Radio Rentals and loads more. Through her company With Camera In Hand, she also shares her knowledge via workshops and short courses which often sell out.]]>Take your photos to the next level in this practical workshop with experienced photographer Michelle Dunn. This workshop which will give you efficient post production workflow skills, teach you all the essential Adobe Lightroom processing for your RAW files and understanding exporting for different purposes. We'll cover folder structures, filtering, applying metadata, image processing, batch processing and exporting for print and web. You're photographs will improve dramatically after this workshop and you'll never look back!
About Michelle Dunn
Michelle Dunn is the founder of MDP Photography and Video. She works commercially in both the still and the moving image for clients across Australia as well as creative artists. Clients include Missy Higgins, Doctor Blake (The Ballarat Gold Museum), Department of Education, Department of Justice, Department of Economic Development, Superfriend Mental Health Foundation, JP Morgan, Bank Australia, Bank of Melbourne, Westpac, ANZ, Haymes Paint, Radio Rentals and loads more. Through her company With Camera In Hand, she also shares her knowledge via workshops and short courses which often sell out.]]>
From Photography to Etching – The Photogravure 2 Day Workshop by Silvi Glattauer
Learn the use of photopolymer plates in combination with digital photography to create Photogravures. This is a non-toxic approach without the use of solvents, or acids. The image is transferred directly on to the plate with the use of an inkjet printer. Plates are then exposed using UV light, processed with water and printed via an etching press. Gain an insight into the hybridisation of digital techniques with hand made printing processes. Covers printmaking techniques, including inks and paper options, and various colour options. This workshop assumes that you have a basic working knowledge of Photoshop and your digital camera. Outcomes for students- The hybridisation of digital techniques with hand made printing processes.
- Plate making processes using the Direct to Plate method with an Inkjet printer.
- Plate washout techniques.
- Demonstrations and discussions in printmaking processes, including inks and paper options, colour options with roll ups and digital chine colle.
- Students will have the opportunity to print from their own image plates. Students will take home a minimum of 3-4 prints from each plate they make.
About Silvi Glattauer
Silvi is an artist from Melbourne.A founding member of the Baldessin Press Printmaking Studio, Silvi is recognised as an authority on the Photopolymer Photogravure process. Silvi is a photographer and printmaker with a practice that extends from commercial, editorial to fine art photography. Silvi has exhibited through out Australia and abroad, most recently at the Museum of Victoria and twice Boweness and Head On shortlisted finalist. Major achievements include winning the prestigious Nillumbik Prize and commissioned by the Victorian government to create a documenetary series for bushfire recovery and memorials in 2014 and 2016. Selected artist in residence for Print Residence, Barcelona and Inkmasters, Cairns. Silvi’s work is held collections that include the Albury and Geelong Regional Galleries, Melbourne Museum, Monash Gallery of Art and Nillumbik Shire council. ]]>From Photography to Etching – The Photogravure 2 Day Workshop by Silvi Glattauer
Learn the use of photopolymer plates in combination with digital photography to create Photogravures. This is a non-toxic approach without the use of solvents, or acids. The image is transferred directly on to the plate with the use of an inkjet printer. Plates are then exposed using UV light, processed with water and printed via an etching press. Gain an insight into the hybridisation of digital techniques with hand made printing processes. Covers printmaking techniques, including inks and paper options, and various colour options. This workshop assumes that you have a basic working knowledge of Photoshop and your digital camera. Outcomes for students- The hybridisation of digital techniques with hand made printing processes.
- Plate making processes using the Direct to Plate method with an Inkjet printer.
- Plate washout techniques.
- Demonstrations and discussions in printmaking processes, including inks and paper options, colour options with roll ups and digital chine colle.
- Students will have the opportunity to print from their own image plates. Students will take home a minimum of 3-4 prints from each plate they make.
About Silvi Glattauer
Silvi is an artist from Melbourne.A founding member of the Baldessin Press Printmaking Studio, Silvi is recognised as an authority on the Photopolymer Photogravure process. Silvi is a photographer and printmaker with a practice that extends from commercial, editorial to fine art photography. Silvi has exhibited through out Australia and abroad, most recently at the Museum of Victoria and twice Boweness and Head On shortlisted finalist. Major achievements include winning the prestigious Nillumbik Prize and commissioned by the Victorian government to create a documenetary series for bushfire recovery and memorials in 2014 and 2016. Selected artist in residence for Print Residence, Barcelona and Inkmasters, Cairns. Silvi’s work is held collections that include the Albury and Geelong Regional Galleries, Melbourne Museum, Monash Gallery of Art and Nillumbik Shire council. ]]>
Introduction to Night Sky Photography and Time-lapse Animation
Join Alex Cherney to learn the art of night sky photography and time-lapse animation. The experienced photographer, whose work is a part of the A Field Guide to the Stars exhibition at Ballarat Observatory, will guide participants through activities that establish the theoretical aspects of photographing the night sky, giving participants the knowledge to create their own photographs and animations, teaching you how to take your night images to the next level.
About Alex Cherney
Alex Cherney is a keen astronomer and photographer who travels throughout Australia to photograph the most beautiful landscapes under the stars. His images and videos have been published in well-known astronomy magazines and books, and won prestigious awards both in Australia and internationally. Alex ‘s work involves time lapse imaging of night sky which shows the motion of celestial bodies in relation to the landscape and helps connect viewers with the night sky.
]]>Introduction to Night Sky Photography and Time-lapse Animation
Join Alex Cherney to learn the art of night sky photography and time-lapse animation. The experienced photographer, whose work is a part of the A Field Guide to the Stars exhibition at Ballarat Observatory, will guide participants through activities that establish the theoretical aspects of photographing the night sky, giving participants the knowledge to create their own photographs and animations, teaching you how to take your night images to the next level.
About Alex Cherney
Alex Cherney is a keen astronomer and photographer who travels throughout Australia to photograph the most beautiful landscapes under the stars. His images and videos have been published in well-known astronomy magazines and books, and won prestigious awards both in Australia and internationally. Alex ‘s work involves time lapse imaging of night sky which shows the motion of celestial bodies in relation to the landscape and helps connect viewers with the night sky.
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Digitisation of original works is now considered critical for galleries, institutions and artists. With digital camera technology enabling high fidelity reproduction, there is an opportunity like never before to create archives of international standard. Fine art photographer Tim Handfield presents an overview of how artists and institutions should approach digitisation, and gives workshop attendees the chance to apply these newfound skills practically.
Attendees will be able to understand how to approach cultural & heritage applications of digitisation that are appropriate for their environment.About Tim Handfield
Tim Handfield is a fine art photographer of thirty years experience, with twenty years in digital photography. He is also an acknowledged master printer (analogue and digital) having printed for many of Australia's leading fine art and commercial photographers. Tim has worked with significant cultural institutions in Australia on the digital preservation of works in a variety of formats, and is intimately familiar with the challenges for artists and institutions embarking on the digitisation process.]]>Digitisation of original works is now considered critical for galleries, institutions and artists. With digital camera technology enabling high fidelity reproduction, there is an opportunity like never before to create archives of international standard. Fine art photographer Tim Handfield presents an overview of how artists and institutions should approach digitisation, and gives workshop attendees the chance to apply these newfound skills practically.
Attendees will be able to understand how to approach cultural & heritage applications of digitisation that are appropriate for their environment.