Meghan and Greg met while they were both employed at Whole Foods. Sooooooo, naturally, this seemed like the right place for their engagement session! And, since I’m a food lover, I was pretty darn excited about the whole idea.
That’s the cool thing about photography: you get permission to do things like stand on top of checkout aisles, or hog the cheese section in a grocery store in order to take a photograph.
All in the name of love, right!?
Thanks to Meghan and Greg for a fun photo session!
“The traveler sees what he sees. The tourist sees what he has come to see. ~G.K. Chesterton”
We’ll start with the camera settings that you MUST know and give you practice opportunities to use them, so that you won’t need to fumble with the manual. Next we’ll move onto the rules of composition, including people in your images, and the best things to photograph during different parts of the day. Lastly, and perhaps more importantly, you’ll learn how to store, back-up and then produce lasting products, like personalized books, that will allow you to relive your travel experiences for years to come.
Peggy Morsch is a graduate of the Rocky Mountain School of Photography Summer Intensive program. She earned the Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) designation from the Professional Photographers Association and is a member the Wisconsin Professional Photographers Association. Herwork has taken her to Chile, Alaska, Hawaii, Europe, various states and her own backyard. Publications include coffee table books, calendars and cards, as well as images hung in private collections.Her current project is a book about the relationships dogs play in the lives of women, entitled Dogs & Their Women.
To sign up for this class, please visit www.jkaminskiphoto.blogspot.com to download a registration form! All classes are held at the studio located at 215 N Water Street, in the Third Ward.
“The Kid Stays in the Picture”
You have kids. You have a camera. Now if you could just figure out how to use the camera to capture the kids…????
J Kaminski Photography is proud to welcome guest instructor and photographer Kim Bednarski Anderson as she guides us through the wonderful world of documenting your children. Kim has photographed children in the studio and out for 14 years and can provide you with real life techniques for your photography to take your photos to the next level. Discussion will range from proper camera settings to tried and true techniques to get beyond the “cheese”. Kim is an award winning photographer with The Wedding Photojournalists Association, The Wedding and Portrait Photographers Association and has instructed and judged at The Foundation Workshop.
This class is divided into three amazing learning opportunities. During the first class, you will be entertained and bedazzled by Kim’s visually-based presentation that will include tips and tricks that Kim has amassed over the years. During the second class, flex your photography muscles by bringing your camera and practicing your skills with children models and Kim’s guidance. And last, but not least, the third class will be a show-and-tell of work. Through presentation and discussion, learn from your fellow classmates.
A lively instructor, valuable information, and social interaction with other adults. What’s not to love?
Three Meetings: Mondays: June 24, July 1, July 8
6:00 – 8:00 pm
$125
This class is limited to 10 students. Sign up before June 14th and receive $25 off!
Kim is an award winning photographer with The Wedding Photojournalists Association (www.wpja.com) , The Wedding and Portrait Photographers Association (www.wppionline.com), The International Society of Professional Wedding Photographers (www.ispwp.com) and has mentored and judged at The Foundation Workshop (www.fwforum.com).
I’m presenting “Yo Soy Boricua” at the next Pecha Kucha event which is being held at Sugar Maple NEXT Tuesday, May 11th. If you have never experienced this world wide event, I encourage you to check this out!
Here is more information:
http://www.pecha-kucha.org/night/milwaukee/7
