UPDATE: Due to the proximity of Thanksgiving, it was decided that the seminar is being postponed until sometime next year. We’ll keep you posted when we know more.
About four years ago I attended a seminar in Los Angeles by famed Australian photographer David A. Williams. I’ve attended many seminars and I find something useful in all of them – but David’s message was the only one that I can honestly say left me….moved. There are many gifted photographers out there who can show you a new way to see images, help you redefine what to shoot, teach you how to wrangle the most from your equipment, or offer priceless information on how to reach your ideal client. But David speaks to something altogether different, and arguably more important: why we shoot. David shoots from the heart. And he will inspire you to do the same.
I am honored to be co-hosting David in his new 3-day seminar presentation along with the inimitable Pepper Nix of Pepper Nix Photography and Heidi & Tim Uhl of Retrospect. The seminar runs from November 23-25, 2009 at the ZumaPhoto studio in Salt Lake City, UT. You really owe it to yourself to attend.
“Most photographers take pictures of people. David Williams takes pictures of the human spirit. I’ve been a student many times throughout my life, but never have I left a workshop feeling so inspired and equipped. “
- Me Rah Koh
“You can’t always share what’s in your minds eye. A photograph from your heart can.”
- David A. Williams
The Almost Alone With David Williams Seminar
November 23-25, 2009 in Salt Lake City, UT
Among other things David will teach you:
- Beautiful use of light
- Elegant family and group posing
- Creating photographs that move your clients
- Master craftsmanship with prints and albums
- Making ‘real world’ locations work for you.
And the list goes on and on for this 3-day, hands-on intensive workshop. You won’t learn the “quick tips” and easy fixes, instead you’ll learn to work deliberately to create quality images that don’t need to be rescued in Photoshop. David has taught all over the world, and many of the world’s top photographers have attended one of his workshops.
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