Rick is also available for private workshops
Workshops - 2012
Workshop Description
These workshops are designed for wedding photographers, portrait photographers, photojournalists and serious amateurs who want to improve their knowledge of lighting. This workshop begins with ways to create wonderful light using a single speedlite and continues to add a 2nd and 3rd speedlite and progress to using studio strobes.
We will explore many different ways to achieve the lighting effect you desire for your photographs; multiple light situations, balancing available light with strobes, mixing speed lights with studio strobes as well as determining when speed lights are really the better option. We will work on color balances, color correction, cross filtering and adding and controlling color in your photographs. Students will work with many different types of light modifiers and you will see the effects of softboxes, umbrellas, light panels, screens, grids, snoots, reflectors, gobos and barn doors. Students will learn create lighting for different types of portraits and lighting situations both indoors and outside. Also, Rick will explain the various ways to fire strobes, how to build some of your own light modifiers and building your own gaffers kit. Rick teaches using both Nikon and Canon systems. Rick will also be doing portfolios reviews. To view photos from past workshops check out the gallery by clicking here
2012 Workshop Schedule
January 14th Unique Photo
Fairfield, NJ, For more info click here
Feburary 11 & 12
Rick Friedman Studio, Boston, MA
Register rick@rickfriedman.com or call 617.510.5653
March 12 & 13
Midwest Photo Exchange, Columbus Ohio
March 31 & April 1
Calumet, Cambridge, MA
April 6 & 7
Calumet, Chicago, IL
Workshops coming soon to:
Glazers Camera, Seattle, Spring 2012
White House News Photographers Association, Washington, DC Spring 2012
Iceland summer 2012
To register for workshops at Calumet, http://www.calumetphotographic.com/events/index.html
and Click “Location Lighting Workshop with Rick Friedman”.
