On Saturday I hosted another full day wedding photography workshop in Utah for some very awesome photographers. I always enjoy teaching the workshops and helping other photographers advance their businesses and teach them the tools to save time and build confidence. We had quite a mix of photographers this time. We had Christina and Stefan of Patchwork Photography who drove down from Montana, Kristen of ~K~ Photography who drove from Wyoming, and Lisa of Bella Photo based here in Utah. We started out with a little classroom instruction in the morning, then did a live shoot in the downtown SLC area. Special thanks to one of my new interns Sarah for coming down and assisting with lighting, as well as our smokin hot models Shanda and Randy. After the shoot we finished the evening with going over the post processing workflow. I was blown away with some of the shots my students got and I can’t wait til they post them on their blog for you guys to see. Here were some of my favorites from the day.
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Wendy McBride - I love the ones of Sarah with the yellow against yellow. It just makes her face pop – so gorgeous!
Lisa Stewart - these are fabulous, especially that brunette with the brown sweater:) Thanks again for the wonderful experience you gave us to glean from the master. I learned so much and appreciate all you offered us. Thanks!!!
Rachael Gapinski - Great job! I missed you at the 12 mile run
Carissa - man this looks like it was an awesome day… i call a spot at the next one!
Heather Murphy - I wish I could bring back memories in such clarity that the moment relived is even sharper and more dramatic than actually being there—the way you do. My camera eludes me; blurry subjects taunt me; moments at my hand are forever lost. I’m so discouraged I’m about to sell my camera after years of trying. What do you suggest? Are you having another class? Would that even help if I don’t know how to use my camera—it’s so complicated and I must be a nutless nut!?!