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© Harrison Funk |
Studio & Location Lighting
for the Digital Age
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Harrison Funk
! Mar 3-7, 2008
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Members: $775 • Non-members: $845 • Model Fee : 120
Description
Light is the lifeblood of photography. By utilising it correctly you can change an ordinary snapshot into an amazing image. Join master shooter Harrison Funk in this intensive workshop in designed to give you an understanding of light, both natural and artificial, and how light can be controlled and manipulated, sometimes using the simplest of tools and techniques. You will learn about the way light is manipulated and discover some of the “tricks of the trade” that set apart the pros. We will explore lighting in the studio and on-location using a variety of tools including strobes, incandescent lights, and natural light with an emphasis on controlling light sources. Harrison will discuss and demonstrate some of the equipment that studio pros use and what would be the most effective for you, whether you are a "weekend warrior" or seasoned professional. Throughout the week you will experiment with light using live models and objects both in the studio and and on location. You will receive daily critiques of your class work.
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| Biography
HARRISON FUNK has been shooting music, film and fashion for more than 25 years. His subjects have been some of the most influential names in entertainment. As Michael Jackson’s personal photographer during the height of his career, Harrison created a vast body of work documenting the “King of Pop” onstage and off. His images have been published around the world including Time, LIFE, Rolling Stone, Paris Match, OK! and he has more than 100 record covers to his credit. Harrison was Creative Director of the UK-based BLINK! Magazine, which he helped found in 2003. He is presently working on a fine-art book project.
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