We were thrilled to have Zach and Jody Gray use our Lighting Warehouse for a Photography wokshop they did on lighting. We were able to light a cake and they used our space for the whole day. Even the railroad tracks and industrial park vibe came in handy...
If you have an event that might need lighting/space/AV, etc....keep us in mind, it was a blast having these guys.
As a small business owner, I can tell you from observing these classes that these people were highly engaged and getting their money's worth!
Awesome positive energy around this place lately....
Big THANKS to BLUE NOVA DESIGNS for the Draping: http://www.bluenovaweddings.com and Grant at Music City Tents for the Tables!
Talk soon,
Blake
Here's the info from Gray Photography's Blog....
Visit: http://www.grayphotograph.com/blog/ for the whole story.
Day Three:
On Monday, we hosted our brand new IN-CAMERA: Light 2 photography workshop! This workshop was geared toward advanced off-camera lighting and shooting receptions and low light imagery. We had a blast with this packed house of 16 shooters and everything went off without a hitch. We were blessed to have the help of all those mentioned in the beginning of this post and could not have made it happen otherwise.
We had an entire reception style set-up with cakes to shoot, centerpieces, up-lighting and a bride and groom! It was really cool to finally be able to demo this side of our shooting and show others exactly how we do it!
We also demonstrated how to shoot killer portraits indoors with or without flash photography. This shot was taken with Westcott’s SpiderLite constant light with model Jason. Love it!
Then we headed outside to get crunk! It was time for some multiple strobe technique and some serious lighting control to create show-stopping images right in the camera.
Below is Kate the Awesome (our fab intern!) giving us an extra hand. Thanks to Evin Photography for the below shot :)
Our awesome dude model Jason worked it out like no one’s business!
Resulting Image: Zero dodging, zero burning, no PhotoShop and about 4 seconds of editing time in Adobe Lightroom 2 to turn the image back into a JPG for print.
We had SUCH a great time with all of you who came out and cannot wait to see all of your images! Feel free to leave your workshop feedback below and share your links when you blog about the workshops so others can see!
Jody and I are headed off to Connecticut for another round of workshops this weekend (and Michigan workshops two weekends after)! Our Light class is sold out and there are a few seats hanging in there for Shooting and Post this Sunday, so if you are thinking of coming out, then click HERE to sign up!! See you guys in CT soon!!
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