It Just Clicks! “Field Day” Workshop

Experience an evening shooting alongside a professional photographer!

Stacy Nish of Stacy Marie Photography will be teaching the essential foundations of natural light photography while helping you apply them to your own creative style as you work directly in the field with real models.

I have added some additional topics to my popular “Field Day” workshop! So even if you have attended this workshop in the past, this will not only be a great refresher course, but also a great chance to learn something new! We will be going more in depth about camera settings and understanding how your camera works.

I created this hands-on workshop specifically for beginner to intermediate photographers looking to gain a better understanding of the essential basics of photography. This class covers lighting, angles, white balance, ISO and how to determine your aperture and shutter speed. Models will also be provided to help you learn how to pose, frame, and direct your subjects, helping you to become more comfortable behind the camera. This workshop will get you more familiar with your camera and help you gain the confidence needed to shoot in manual mode.

Space for this workshop is limited to allow ample one-on-one time with the instructor and the models. So reserve your spot today!

LOCATION: To Be Determined

DATE & TIME: Friday May 18th, 2012 From 5:00pm-8:00pm
 
WHAT YOU NEED: DSLR camera with the ability to adjust shutter speed and aperture. Pen and paper for taking notes. Any additional equipment is optional.
 

  • Workshop – $130.00.
    Special Limited Time Offer – $99.00 if booked by May 12th, 2012

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Comments

  1. Jenn Mcardle says
    April 18, 2012 at 3:06 pm

    “As a newcomer to photography, I attended this workshop knowing virtually nothing about the basics of equipment use other than point and shot. Stacy showed that just by changing a few settings on my camera, my photo taking would improve dramatically, and I am so please to say that it did just that. The workshop was a very informative and I thoroughly enjoyed Stacy’s good humor and willingness to teach. I look forward to attending more workshops in the future and am eager to get out in the field and apply what I learned to my photography.”