Kangaroo Island workshop 2018
Dated: 23 January 2019
December 2 day workshop went very well and we photographed at several locations on day 1 and then had post production on day 2. Everyone captured some nice images and had a great weekend. I covered a lot of information over both days including composition, light, lenses, settings, histogram white balance and of course post production and a few neat options to make and streamline post production. Contary to belief post does not have to take hours or be hard, less is more and keep it simple when starting out but dont be lazy or get complacent as it shows in your work and post production.
Next workshop is in March check out the details and read some of my testimonials online too.
Hope to see you there.
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