Register for Shoot The Centerfold Miami Seminar/Workshop: Oct 13 – 14, 2012

Shoot The Centerfold Oct 13 – 14, 2012 Seminar – Workshop

The Biggest, Boldest Photography Seminar / Workshop ever.

The master photography seminar/workshop is a two-day Master Class environment for the beginner, intermediate or professional photographer who is looking to take their photography to the next level. You’ll have an opportunity to photograph Playboy Playmates, top agency models and real cars seen only in top Hollywood movies.

If you have not received our welcoming letter which has been sent to all registered STC attendees with instructions for our Oct. 13-14 Seminar / Workshop. Check your spam folder and if you still don’t have it! Email us and we will send it again info@ShootTheCenterfold.com.

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One weekend packed with inspirational Master Classes, in-depth Seminar / Workshop Demonstrations, Q & A’s and invaluable networking opportunities.

World-class speakers and workshop instructors from across the photography spectrum.

Great Ticket Deals for Associations, Organizations, Freelancers and Students. and HOTEL DEALS & Discounts.

Photograph real Playboy Playmates and top modeling agency models who can be seen in top magazines across the world.

Photograph a car collection including classics from the 30s to the fabulous 50s and 60s, and showcasing authentic action-hero movie cars recognizable in top big screen movies. The facility has over 1,800 of the most unique and eclectic vehicles held in any private collection in the world. This truly is any car enthusiast’s and photographer’s dream come true.

Be sure to sign-up for this once-in-a-lifetime chance, never offered before in a seminar or workshop. You only see this kind of event happening in the movies (or at Shoot The Centerfold venues!).

Meet world-class fine art dealer Richard Coplan who is responsible for introducing us to names like National Geographic photojournalist Steve McCurry, photo pioneer Elliott Erwitt, as well as sports photojournalists Walter Iooss and Neil Leifer. Coplan states, “The art world can’t wait to discover the next hot talent. Who will be next to capture our imagination shooting the human figure? I’m looking every day.” Will it be you?

Hotel Discounts for Shoot The Centerfold Attendees

Rate: $110

(Single Room)

For Reservations: Individual Call In

Please call (305) 865-6661. You must ask for the “Shoot the Centerfold” block rate in order to receive discount. Reservations must be made prior to Wednesday, September 12, 2012.

Rate: $179

(Single/Double: Deluxe Bay View/ Run of House)

For Reservations: Individual Call In.

Please call 1 800-340-9789. You must ask for the “Shoot the Centerfold” block rate in order to receive discount. Reservations must be made prior to Wednesday, September 12, 2012. Book directly online

Trump International is located at: 18001 Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160

 Meet the Shoot The Centerfold Master Photographers

 Steve Wayda

Playboy/celebrity photographer Steve Wayda has been published in more general interest, fashion, life style and men’s magazines in the world than he can count. James Woods and Tom Selleck both said his pictures were their best. Demi Moore loved her shooting, but Arnold wasn’t so happy when he and the editor disagreed. Pamela Anderson calls him The Bomb. Gene Autry told him, “Keep shootin’ those shots. I’d sure like to be in your boots, son!”

Steve’s iconic Playmate layouts are no surprise and nothing short of a miracle. According to both his peers and superiors, Steve is easily one of the best photographers of all time and his work has been admired by almost 10 million people per month, every month, every year, for decades. Steve knows that the secret to a good picture is light and attitude. It’s something he learned early on in his career and is now willing to share those secrets with you as part of the Shoot The Centerfold team of master photographers.

Jarmo Pohjaniemi

Jarmo has over 30 years of extensive experience in both the world of fashion and Playboy. His ability to teach and pass on his passion, vision and business sense are some of the most valuable assets to Shoot The Centerfold and are invaluable to any photographer who wants to get to the next level of their career. During the STC seminar and workshop, you will be given complete access to work methods and advice on how to plan setups in order to create stunning imagery for magazine layouts, advertisements and the unique look of Playboy’s centerfold, which has been long idolized in photography as the pinnacle in glamour photography. Jarmo will also discuss practical approaches to solve the countless photographic challenges a working photographer faces every day.

Byron Newman

Byron Newman is a master of constant light/ HMI. He is known as creating some of the most impressive pictorials around the world. His extensive knowledge has earned the highest level of respect in the photography world. Byron, whom we know as the “Keith Richards of photography”, will demonstrate his WYSIWYG style in posing a model for a natural effect. Byron, who resides in London, has also photographed world-famous rockers and celebrities like David Bowie, Pete Townshend, Sid Vicious, Kevin Costner and numerous others. His ability to see light and photography has intrigued the photography world for the past three decades. His lighting techniques and unique photographic outlook are now ready for you to learn from the master himself.

Ales Bravnicar

Ales Bravnicar is one of Europe’s most sought after fashion and commercial photographers, whose work has been published in almost all international Playboy editions worldwide, including US Playboy. Ales has 50-plus international Playmates and over 100 celebrity pictorials under his belt. He specializes in creative studio and location photography for corporate, advertising, and editorial clients like Max Factor, Elle, Elle Decor, Playboy, Cosmopolitan, Maxim, Adria Airways, Union & Laško Breweries, Sava-Goodyear, Hermes Softlab, Modna Jana, SKB-Societe Generale, Luna, Ytong, Trimo, Droga Kolinska, Eva, and Nancy Beachwear. Considered one of the most well-traveled photographer with visits to over 80 countries, he also shoots promotional campaigns for clients such as Peugeot, Opel, Fiat, Sony Ericsson, Frey Wille, SiMobil-Vodafone and Vichy.

BBC News website published his photographs from Algeria in 2007 and National Geographic Traveler regularly showcases his work. Ales Bravnicar also gives lectures on photography. In 2008, Canon Adria entrusted him the role of a spokesperson for their state-of-the-art digital photographic equipment.

He participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions and exhibited at both Month of Design and Month of Photography. His series of photographs entitled “Androgynous” was awarded first prize at Slovenia Press Photo Awards 2010 (best story) and he recently exhibited his selected work at Mall Galleries and HoSt Gallery (Summershow08) in London, Kalman Krane in Brighton and at VII Gallery during New York Photo Festival. He lives and works in Ljubljana, Slovenia and is represented by Galerija Fotografija.

Ric Moore

Ric Moore is a photographic powerhouse, shooting everything from advertising and editorial to fashion and glamour. You may have seen his images in Playboy’s Biker Babes, Employee of the Month, Latin Ladies, Special Editions, Playmates, and Girls of Hawaiian Tropic (just to name a few). In addition to photographing the world’s most beautiful women, multi-billion dollar companies have Ric on their go-to list because they know he can their products look just as sexy as a centerfold. Ric’s forte is an ability use his photographic knowledge and experience to turn any lighting situation to his advantage. He will demonstrate outdoor lighting situations, how to work under pressure, and overcome some of the most challenging situations in today’s photography. Ric can best be described as a master of both studio and location lighting. His approach to minimal studio lighting gives him the ability to work with everything from a multi-light studio set-up to a one- to three-light system including the use of reflectors.

Meet The Shoot The Centerfold Editors

Gary Cole

Gary Cole has been the Director of Photography for Playboy Enterprises, Inc. for over 30 years. During that time, he has managed the acquisition of all photography for Playboy and supervised photographers and production staff, studios, film and digital labs and photo archives. He has established and maintained relationships with leading photographers from around the world while managing an $8-million annual budget. Gary has extensive experience in approaching celebrity TV and film talent and negotiating agreements, as well as being involved in all creative aspects of Playboy Magazine. Gary has twice been included in American Photo’s list of the 100 Most Important People in Photography.

Jeff Cohen

Jeff Cohen’s Playboy roots have had him working with Gary Cole as Managing Photo Editor producing and directing countless projects and creative initiatives. Jeff was also was the executive editor and publisher of Playboy Special Editions with oversight over all aspects of these twice per month magazines. He was also the executive producer of Playboy Casting Calls, the cross-country search for Playboy models (earning him the title of the “Godfather of Casting Calls”). Jeff will be on hand to offer invaluable information in photography, consulting, business, the do’s & don’ts, as well as what to look for in a perfect model.

 

We have five master photographers who in their profession have shown an unparalleled degree of creativity, personal expression and style to reveal each Master’s unique style, technique and vision, challenging them to deliver content that will entertain, intrigue and propel participants in their careers.

You will be given complete access to work methods and best-practices in how to plan setups in creating stunning imagery for magazine layouts, advertisements and for the unique look of centerfold, which has been the long idolized photography in the world’s best selling men’s magazine “Playboy.” As well as discuss practical approaches to solve the countless photographic challenges we face every day.

The talks are further illustrated by examples of their best work, as well as an insight into how they were produced and photographed, location realities and budget considerations.

There will be a continuous dialogue between the master photographers and the participants with discussions, Q&A sessions and a mutual sharing of experiences and view points.

Take a ride on the wild side!

(Just when you thought you’ve seen everything, guess what? You haven’t!)

Here is a brief glimpse of the car collection highlights to expect. Did you see any of your favorites? Well, that’s only 40 of the over 1,800 vehicles that this private collection has to offer. You’re more likely to run out of memory cards before running out of the most amazing cars ever seen in the world. (Bring extra cards!)

Jarmo says, “I could spend a whole year just shooting these beauties! Their lines are as beautiful as Miss March. Pick your model, choose your ride and you’re sure to be hitting on all cylinders!”

Lose yourself as if you were Benjamin Button – his car is parked right next to Dick Tracy’s pink car he and Breathless (Madonna) used to cruise into sunset. Next, aim your camera at the James Bond 007 collection where you will see an early Aston Martin and airboats used to glide over North Korean mine fields as seen in “Die Another Day.”

If that wasn’t cool enough, get ready to shoot a round with the original 1966 Batmobile (or with five later Batmobiles). Not to scare you, but there’s also the fully-loaded Ghostbuster’s station wagon that will save you from ghosts, ghouls and things that go bump in the night, then catapult yourself “back to the future” with Marty McFly’s flying DeLorean. The list just goes on and on, so you had better come see it yourself! Chances are, if it’s been in a movie or TV show, it’s here!

Welcome to Hollywood & Meet The Sets

Here are a few of the sets where you will be able to shoot Playmates and top models. Learn to light the sets as seen in glossy pages of Playboy and other top magazines. Learn different styles of lighting that can be used for everyday styles and photography markets. Steve Wayda, Jarmo Pohjaniemi, Byron Newman, Ric Moore and Ales Bravnicar will share their deepest photo secrets how of how to get your images to pop out from the page!

Hollywood cars

Admit it, you still haven’t forgotten how when you were a kid, you used to tie a bath towel around your neck and go running off to save the world from bad guys! Now’s your chance to take photos of your favorite action-hero’s vehicle, or even take pictures of your friend’s favorites just to make them jealous! There are almost 90 superhero cars in the Dezer Collection.

As well as popular classic cars, there are also collections of motorcycles, scooters, military vehicles, most with original weaponry.

“And now it’s a perfect time for you to finally fulfill your childhood dream and superhero fantasy.”

Barber shop – Set

Learn how to create high-key lighting situations without losing details and adding a distinctive punch to your images. You won’t be able to get a close shave, but you might just learn how to make your images razor sharp!

This is your chance to be creative because let’s face it, how many photographers look at a barbershop and see it as a great place to take pictures of a glamorous model? Well, the only way you’re going to find out is by attending the STC seminar / workshop!

Nothing like giving your photos a clean-cut look at the Shoot The Centerfold Barber Shop. Comb away the imperfections for a well-groomed photo!

Diner – Set

A Route 66 diner set has become a classic photo set and one you might have seen in numerous Playboy pictorials. The diner set is a “must-have’ on every photographer’s shooting list. Learn how to control reflective surfaces while posing your favorite model. (Sorry, hamburgers, fries and ice-cold shakes not included!)

While it may seem easy, getting a model to conform to the spaces within a diner can be very challenging. The model must not only fit the location, but also be comfortable shooting on tables and stools. Learn how to use the areas and spaces to the best possible advantage with the guidance of STC master photographers.

Service Station – Set

What would a classic car shoot be without a chance to shoot it inside a service station? Photographing a car with a model has always been a great challenge for many photographers. Two beautiful subjects both competing for your attention! Learning how to pair the right car with the right model is half the battle. And we are not talking about just any kind of service station, even the signs on the walls are original.

You must learn how to control the reflective (sometimes mirror-like) surfaces of the vehicle, then you have to find a model that isn’t too small or too large for the vehicle by way of composition.

Learn the right way to frame both model and vehicle, light different elements, as well as the do’s and don’ts of studio lighting with the STC masters. We guarantee you’ll never look at a model and car the same way again!

By attending our Shoot The Centerfold Seminar / Workshop. You will learn from legendary photographers:

1. Advanced lighting techniques and demo with Steve Wayda

Steve is best known for his intricate use of light. Don’t be intimidated by your lighting, learn the simplest way to use light effectively and efficiently. Learn from the master!

2. Intermediate lighting techniques and demo with Jarmo Pohjaniemi

Not everyone has 15 lights. Let Jarmo show you how to get that professional look with a simple, yet effective, lighting set-up. Learn how to mix strobe or daylight to get that “natural” look. Jarmo is a master at this technique!

3. Basic lighting techniques with Ric Moore

Ric has traveled the world shooting in all situations requiring him to be creative, even in tight locations. Not everyone has access to sets or large locations. Learn how to get the most out of a three- or four-light set-up that will fit in your home, hotel or location and get the most out of what you have to work with.

4. Learn the magic of hot lights from Byron Newman

A legendary British Playboy photographer Byron Newman is known for using hot lights & HMI lights to create his magic. Byron will demonstrate how to use his bounce techniques that have been admired in books, fashion and Playboy. A true opportunity to see an alternative option to strobe lighting.

5. Ales Bravnicar will show you how to mix Fashion and Glamour

Ales Bravnicar is the most travelled STC photographer whose work has been published in almost all international Playboy editions. He is a master of mixing fashion and glamour photography and he will demonstrate different lighting techniques known in European markets.

Ales is a photographer that likes to travel into no-man’s land where he discovers places unknown to the western world and finds secret locations in the Middle East and Asia where no other photographer has dared to travel due to the inhospitable political climate. However, Ales takes these red flags in stride and refuses to take no for an answer, which is one of the main keys to his success. His passion for travel and being able to use available lights and strobes and Sunbounce reflectors, which will be one of his main subjects at his seminar and teach you how to get the most out of your lights with a minimal budget while working on location or studio.

6. Learn how to direct and pose your models

This is an area where photographers need the most help. We constantly hear, “Well, you guys have professional models.” Nothing could be further from the truth! Steve, Jarmo, Byron, Ric and Ales have mostly used non-professional models throughout their entire careers. They have developed techniques over the decades to help the non-professional look like top models! Learn these secrets from our masters as they show you how to make your model pose and look her best!

7. Shoot beautiful Playboy Playmates, top agency models and beautiful STC models

No other workshop offers you an opportunity to watch a Playboy Playmate being shot by a world famous Playboy Centerfold photographer! NO ONE! And, not only that, but on Sunday with our guidance, YOU will have the opportunity to photograph a Playmate yourself!

8. Shoot on five professional sets with Steve, Jarmo, Byron, Ales and Ric’s one-on-one supervision

This is the ONLY place where you will have the opportunity to photograph on five professional sets with the help and supervision of five Playboy photographers and photograph Playboy Playmates as well as Shoot The Centerfold’s beautiful models!

9. Learn to shoot in ambient light using both natural light and strobe (weather permitting)

This is something totally new! Since we are in Miami Beach, we thought it would be a great idea to teach our clients how to work in outdoor locations. We are constantly being asked, “How do you deal with available light?” Let us show you how! We will go outdoors, not at the “golden hour” like so many other seminars do, but show you how to harness the mid-day sun and take control of your light. No need to wait until sunset, learn to shoot ALL day long!

10. Learn how to get the most out of your assistants and crew

We all need help with our equipment. Learn from the pros how to get your assistants or friends to give you the right help you need. We will discuss equipment lists, renting, preparing, trucking, and setting up various equipment as well as the responsibilities of an assistant.

11. Learn how to use C-stands and other grip equipment

While our instructors help you shoot, their assistants will discuss and demonstrate various grip equipment designed to make your shoot easier. Learn how to set up properly with the help from our professional assistants.

12. Discussions and demos on makeup and wardrobe styling

Listen while our staff of makeup and wardrobe stylists discusses various techniques in makeup and wardrobe styling. Lean how to make your model look her best!

13. Learn proper photographers’ etiquette

Proper conduct is an important part of photography. You want professional models? Then you have to know how to act professionally. Learn some of the basic rules of being a professional photographer. How do you talk to your model? What is appropriate and what isn’t? This is a very important lesson to learn. If you want to be a pro, you need to think like one!

14. How to find and approach models

“Where do I find good models?” Let’s discuss and show you the way to find the best models available! Anyone can find models, but how to approach them properly is something worth knowing. It isn’t always easy, but it is certainly worth the effort. Learn a few tricks of the trade!

15. Gary Cole and Jeff Cohen will be available for private one-on-one portfolio review and consultation for an additional charge of $250.00

Have you ever had a one-on-one session with a professional, top-notch photo director or editor? Probably not! It is almost impossible to get an appointment with these gentlemen unless you are a seasoned professional and well established in your field. Even then, good luck! Well, here is your chance. At this seminar, we are offering one-on-one portfolio review and consulting services for an additional charge. Just sign up for an individual appointment Saturday and Sunday with either Gary of Jeff. Don’t be afraid, they won’t bite! You will get an honest and genuine appraisal of your work and suggestion as to how to make it better. Editors always say that photographers are the worst at judging their own work. Well, here is the chance to get a professional opinion!

The Golden Hour

(And numerous other thing you’ll be learning at the seminar.)

The golden hour has always been in every photographer’s to-do list. Photographers call it their “gold rush” and there’s nothing like letting a beautiful sunset take its course and… voila!

The beautiful dimming light of the setting sun caresses your model and illuminates her skintone. However, there’s more to be said about sunset shots and letting the golden light just paint the model and everything else included in your frame. This can also be an editor’s nightmare because of color separation issues. We will guide and teach you what to look for in your next sunset that puts a smile on every editor’s face.

The Magic Of Editing

(Learn to Select the right images.)

To be successful in any business, you need to learn when and how to make the right moves. The same applies to your images when you send them to a potential client or editor in the hopes of a sale or getting published. There are many obstacles in your path as you learn to look for flaws in your images in order to make a complete, successful submission.

Keep in mind that you only get one opportunity to make a lasting impact. If you haven’t secured interest with your first attempt, the second is usually assumed to have already been seen by the industry professionals.

We at Shoot The Centerfold are masters of editing and making selections in our pictorials. It comes as no surprise that Gary Cole and Jeff Cohen are known to have some of the sharpest eyes on the planet. Their track records stand out like a trophy as the most prominent and prodigious editors in the magazine publishing business. Come and learn, develop your skill together with us.

Final program schedule will be added as we get closer to the seminar dates

Portfolio Review & Consulting

There has always been plenty of advice out there and they all seem to have the right answers… or do they? Let’s get to the bottom of it and find out what real professionals have to say who have lived, done it all and made history at the same time. It’s not every day that you can get your work in front of a photo editor and director who actually makes decisions on what gets published and what does not!  Now, all this will be available to you at the Shoot The Centerfold seminars. Get straight answers without fancy, run-around talk. Gary Cole, Playboy’s long-time director of photography for over three decades, and Jeff Cohen, former Playboy editor & executive publisher of Playboy Special Editions, will answer your questions and review your portfolio. You will also receive suggestions and advice about your photography career, as well as how to maximize your photography skills and become truly competitive at photo industry standards.

Here are few tips how to prepare yourself for the portfolio review

1. Select your best images

When selecting images for your portfolio review, be sure to choose eight to ten of your best images that show a variety of different styles. All the images should be from different photoshoots that exemplify your range of experience from studio to location. The images do not need to be nude, but they can be if you feel strongly about them. Select images that do not have excessive Photoshop manipulation. We are evaluating your photography, not your Photoshop skills. Make certain the print size or viewing area of your image is no smaller than 5”x7” – an iPad, Kindle Fire, or other e-reader would be ideal. Please, no laptop images.

2. Make long story short

Every photographer has a story to tell and we welcome them all. However, as good as you are in photojournalism, landscape photography, weddings, or even pet portraits, we are here to evaluate fashion and glamour photography. Please limit your selections to pertinent subject matter. Let your images do the talking, but feel free to ask questions. If you don’t, the answer will always be “no.”

3. Listen & learn

A Chinese proverb states, “A single day’s conversation with a wise man is better than a year of studying alone.”

As this is very true, we recommend you to bring a notepad and take notes for further studies. Also, while videotaping is prohibited, small digital voice recorders are acceptable. It is a rare opportunity to be able to meet and have your photos evaluated by editors of this high caliber. Gary and Jeff’s goal is to give you the benefit of their many years of experience in order to advance your photo and business skills.

Starting Your Own Photography Business and How to Make it Profitable

Most photographers that buy photo equipment, whether it be cameras, lenses, lights or other items for their work, think once they acquire what they need their future is secure. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always work that way. Now that you’ve spent a sizable amount of money on equipment, you’ve got to figure out a way to dig yourself out of the financial hole you’ve made in your wallet. Unless you’ve already got a good list of clients, you’ve probably found out receiving a return on your investment isn’t as easy as you thought it’d be. Sound familiar?

As editors, we are familiar with photographers spending extravagant amounts of money on equipment , both in studios and location expenses. If you’re assuming we’ve heard some pretty good horror stories and more from the photographers who submit their images to us, you’d be correct.

So what does an editor look for in a photographer when they approach us in the hopes of getting published and receiving future assignments? Clearly, each case is different and the winners are those who have their business plan together and are able to swim with the sharks.

Any established photo editor wants to make sure that their working relationship with the photographer is efficient with no unpleasant surprises along the way. As Gary Cole puts it, “I cannot publish your excuses instead of your images.”

One of Jeff Cohen’s snappy retorts goes: “Buddy, do we look like a photography school to you?”

Every day, there are hurdles and obstacles for editors and photographers alike. By attending the seminar, you are preparing yourself to avoid the setbacks and learn how to run a photo business as it should. You have come to the right place because you will not find better mentors with the unique, expansive experience held by Gary and Jeff.

Evaluate and Develop Your Photography Business

In our lives, there are images that stay with us throughout our days which we remember as clearly as when they first stopped us in our tracks so we could take in the full beauty of a particular image – an ethereal blonde on red velvet – now forever seared into our memory. . . and into history itself.

Behind those images there have been a select few who have brought our dreams and fantasies to life and made them available once a month in the glossy pages of our favorite magazines. For almost four decades, the magic behind the photography has been kept behind closed doors, a closely guarded secret.

Until now.

The men behind the cameras and at the helm of the world’s most well-known magazine have spent most of their lives developing and fine-tuning their photography skills and are now part of a consortium of working professionals we know as Shoot The Centerfold.
STC photographers Steve Wayda, Jarmo Pohjaniemi, Byron Newman, Ric Moore and Ales Bravnicar are the very same masters who have created some of the most recognizable men’s magazine covers, centerfolds and pictorials for the past thirty years… and counting.
There is not any other photography seminar or workshop in the world that offers the same expertise and experience as Shoot The Centerfold. The STC master photographers are now available to share all of their photography skills, secrets and experience with you.

“Some of the finest things in life cannot be put into words. They must be seen to be believed.”

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Past Attendees Have Included

Photographers of all areas, Cinematographers, Directors, Gaffers, Architectural Lighting Designers, Videographers, Camera Operators and Hollywood Special effects visualizers.

 From The Following Countries

Brazil – Australia – New Zeeland  – Russia –  Czech Republic – Hungary – Sweden – Denmark – Egypt – Finland – Italy – Kuwait – Lebanon – The Netherlands – Norway – France – Germany  – Poland – Portugal – Romania – Spain – UK – US – Canada – Mexico – Venezuela – Costa Rica – Argentina – Slovenia .

A chance to meet, share ideas and network with other photographers, directors, editors, assistants, lighting specialists, a fine-art gallery / dealer.

Great coffee and delicious snacks as fuel in between packed sessions.

Great discounts on hotels exclusively for STC attendees.

Sunday Night Networking party (of course with a couple of free drinks), that will give you the additional chance to mingle with speakers and fellow attendees and chat about the upcoming projects and ideas.

The Shoot The Centerfold Oct 13-14, 2012 Seminar /Workshop will be held at the Dezer Collection Museum, one of the largest, (if not the largest) privately-owned car collection in the world.

The address is: 2000 NE 146th Street, North Miami, Florida.

Shoot The Centerfold will have shuttle services for attendees from selected hotels. A seperate e-mail containing more information, including shuttle service schedules from the airport to the hotels, will be sent to registered attendees prior to the seminar dates.

Mark down Oct 13-14, 2012 on your calendar! A good planning is part of a successful photography adventure.

“Many of life’s failures are experienced by people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.”

• Program is subject to change without notice.
• Refunds & Cancellations Enrollment is limited, therefore your commitment is important to us. If you must withdraw from a workshop, we provide this refund policy: A $25 administrative fee will be charged on all cancellations. If you cancel 30 days prior to the start of the workshop, we will retain 50% of the total workshop fee, unless we are able to fill your spot. If you cancel 15 days or less prior to the start date of the workshop, we will retain 100% of the workshop fee unless we are able to fill your spot. No refunds are given once the workshop begins.