Rob Heyman Photography Workshop
A few days back I went on my first photography workshop. It was such a great experience - Rob Heyman is a Master Photographer with the AIPP - he spent time with us discussing and practicing lighting and composition as well as running a photography business. Here is a pic of Rob at work. Rob has so much knowledge about photography - it's mind blowing, he is quite a character too - so the sitting and listening part was educational, interesting and entertaining (particulary when he threw paper balls at Kym when she couldn't keep quiet!!) I felt like I was hanging with a celebrity - I've known about Rob and his stunning work for many years - so it was amazing to spend two days listening and learning from him.
I tell ya - I had some serious gear envy!! The group was a pretty mixed bunch - from people with many years experience through to me ....with not much time behind me. We also had another Master Photographer attending who had lots of advice and great discussion. I can't say how much I enjoyed my time.
Here is a pic of the ladies I went with - I'm the one without the camera of course!! Next to me is Annie (who coincidently goes to my sisters church and we had a good laugh when we discovered we knew a lot of the same people.) Kym and Jenny are ILPers who I meet on an Aussie Thread. We have shared many hours of photography conversation in our previous get togethers so you can image the gabble when together for a few days in a row. I'm really grateful for this experience. ( I won't tell you what I did to myself with the liquify tool!! haha.)
Here are a few of my shots from our final play at Moffat Beach on the Sunshine Coast - a location I hope to visit again very soon. Isn't it magnificent - particulary with the storm brewing .......?
I tell ya - I had some serious gear envy!! The group was a pretty mixed bunch - from people with many years experience through to me ....with not much time behind me. We also had another Master Photographer attending who had lots of advice and great discussion. I can't say how much I enjoyed my time.
Here is a pic of the ladies I went with - I'm the one without the camera of course!! Next to me is Annie (who coincidently goes to my sisters church and we had a good laugh when we discovered we knew a lot of the same people.) Kym and Jenny are ILPers who I meet on an Aussie Thread. We have shared many hours of photography conversation in our previous get togethers so you can image the gabble when together for a few days in a row. I'm really grateful for this experience. ( I won't tell you what I did to myself with the liquify tool!! haha.)
Here are a few of my shots from our final play at Moffat Beach on the Sunshine Coast - a location I hope to visit again very soon. Isn't it magnificent - particulary with the storm brewing .......?
10 Comments:
Sounds like a lot of fun! I wish I could have been there.
Kymberry & Jenny from Oz, right?
I like the shots. Did you vignette, or was that the darkness of the incoming storm?
Looks like you had tons of fun and learned a lot! Those two shots at the end are beautiful, Sheila. I love the moody feel to them. :)
How fun .. your photos are amazing.. I love them ..
I wished I could have some photos like that of DH and I ..
Great Job Sheila ..
What an awesome experience! Beautiful location, and beautiful shots!!
Wow, Sheila. What a great experience for you! Those last two shots of the couple on the beach are wonderful, so moody with the storm coming in. You are right...magnificent.
Sounds like an excellent time. Love looking at the photos. I am drooling over all the equipment that was there. Sounds like heaven.
Thanks for sharing that Sheila, the guys I study with in NZ 1 weekend a year are also AIPP masters. this'll knock you out of that funk eh! I am so jealous of your workshop... You can join the aipp btw, and me, I'm not sure if I can join but I can go and attend the awards I think and observe. and learn.
Very cool! I am so jealous! I love those last two shots!
Love the pics! Glad you had such a great time!
What an amazing opportunity, Sheila! That looks soooo fun! Gorgeous shots, btw - those should go straight onto your website!
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