The Final Supper
Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Sedona Hasselblad Workshop Day Three PM
A different view of Cathedral Rock one of the main attractions in Sedona. This was my least favorite shoot even though everyones panoramic shots turned out fantastic, the location tough. We were on top of a hill, very little shade (110ยบ F), not much around to explore while waiting for the sun to set. It was pretty cool watching the shadow creep across the land. After shooting we did get a gourmet meal at Burger King. I love how they announce your order over the loud speaker. So classy. The American experience on steroids!
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Sedona Hasselblad Workshop Day Three AM
Wednesday AM we went to West End off Oak Creek Canyon Road. A beautiful location, very diverse, plenty to shoot. While all the attendees were shooting I did some exploring. I had fun hiking through the river by myself listening to the raven's echos off the canyon walls. So beautiful and peaceful!
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Moab Hasselblad Workshop, Day 3, Sunset
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| If you look close you will find Kimberly sitting on a rock, preparing herself for the second half of the hike. |
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Moab Hasselblad Workshop, Day 2
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| Cold morning in Arches National Park |
Tuesday, 3/29/11, after breakfast we went to shoot at Arches National Park. Super cold morning especially for the Floridians. Gregg is the one in shorts, he is crazy!
This being a panoramic workshop, I did shoot a few Panoramas. At least I tried.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Hasselblad Underwater Workshop

We have put together a Hasselblad Underwater Workshop in Grand Cayman, January 22-29, 2011. We already have five people signed up. I am starting to get excited about the workshop. I am looking forward to learning how to scuba dive between now and then. It's going to be my job to teach the Hasselblad editing software Phocus, show some advanced Photoshop techniques and help the participants shoot underwater. I love my job. I get paid to do what I love!
Labels:
Hasselblad,
photography,
scuba,
Workshop
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