Live Performance Photography
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David Bowen
Instructor:
David Bowen
Duration:
4 weeks
Tags:
band, music, photograph, photography
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Live Performance Photography$249.00

Are you keen to begin documenting and interpreting the artists and context surrounding the music you most love?  Interested in approaching clients with a portfolio of music photographs you've already created?  Would you like to see your music work exhibited locally or farther afield, or posted for the world to see on the internet?  Whatever your aims, this course will give you a "one up" in getting there in music photography .

Mentored all along the way by renowned music photographer, David Bowen, you'll gain the skills to produce stunning music photographs and be privy to "insider tips" on creating audience, stage and behind-the-scenes imagery that stands out heads above the rest..  And - you'll do it conveniently, at venues near you.  Wherever the music takes you, you'll polish new skills in lighting, composition and editing to capture it best - unique to your photographic style and vision - all in this interactively-exciting online photography course.

What you will need:

 
Lesson plan:
  • Plan, pre-focus, slow-flash sync and ´Distances´
  • Venue, access, low-light and total coverage
  • DJ´s, bands to a full orchestras - capturing it all
  • "Authorship" - developing your signature style
 
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The next session of this course starts on 06 February 2012 - there are also other sessions to choose from to ensure you find the course that is most convenient for you.

To buy a place on this course, please select the session that you would like to enroll on:

 

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