Showing posts with label exploring film cameras. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exploring film cameras. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Two new workshops at UWA Extension

UWA Extension are hosting two new Dale Neill photography workshops in August 2014.  

Photographing Faces on Sun 10 August combines theory/practical and provides you with critical  tips on lens choice, how to make a $150 lens perform like a $2000 lens, Rembrandt and Butterfly lighting and six simple poses to relax your subject.

For those with a bent on vintage cameras and film photography Exploring Film Cameras on Sat 9 August examines the six best second-hand film cameras to buy, handling film, how and where to buy, manual exposure, precision focusing and archiving negatives. The workshop includes a critique of your prints approximately two weeks later.



Positive film is like a truth serum. Its an acid test of your ability as a photographer. You get just one chance to get the exposure, colour and sharpness exactly right. There's no second chance.  Dale Neill


The wrap-up night from your recent UWA extension course was an absolute highlight - especially looking at everyone's results and your comments on them. Thanks again for an inspiring course.
Mark Jackson