Sacramento, California – September 28-30

Caroline & Daniel Tinywater Photography hosting
http://www.tinywater.com

Caroline & Daniel took my workshop in N.Cal last year and volunteered to be hosts for a SWB closer to their home in Sacramento. They are really good shooters so I was glad to see what they could do on their home turf. This is going to be great!!

 

$850

Studio location and other details coming soon

Image to Attitude: Day one of the SWB workshop

 

Photographers are going to have to work harder in 2009 to succeed! I would like to help you demystify the art of being different, setting yourself apart and creating a demand.

Through the balance of creativity in art and business we will conceptualize strategies to ‘win’ in a tough economy.

 

 

 

We start with creating a better image and stronger style which equates to a more powerful brand. We end with a constructive attitude that will open new doors and create opportunities: living where you want, shooting in a style that you love and attracting brides who respect that kind of freedom. 

 

Powerful frames create powerful opportunity

Better imagery commands a better price

 

Composition sets you apart in the sea of photographers

What you ‘thought’ you knew about composition! Let's open-up your awareness level!

 

Getting an hour with the bride & groom at every wedding.

'Beckstead's Next Day' shoot. 

 

How to turn fun bride/model shoots into money

 

After traveling and photographing in 65 countries, I have insight on how GOALS will enhance your lifestyle and business

 

How to ‘see’ your developing style

 

How to find your ‘safe-zone’ and eliminate it. 

 

Marketing to you!

What is your bride-style?

 

Balancing your giving nature with being who you are and shooting for you.

Who are you? 

 

The 50-50 concept of give and take during the wedding

 

Getting the groom to love what you do!

'Fun' and 'quick' formals. Tips, tricks & interactive

 

First contact: selling you and your art

 

Wedding from booking to workflow

 

Niche marketing: how to niche and still keep your safety net

 

Beckstead’s BIG marketing secret! 

 

Realities of being you. Transitioning to being you. Evolving your brand.

 

‘Walls’ interactive 

 

 

 

 

Day 2: Shoot day. Composition day. 

 

The concept for this day is for students to learn from "One of the 10 best wedding photographers in the world" American Photo Mag. 

 

You will come home with amazing imagery for your portfolio! I will teach you how to best utilize this imagery. 

 

I know you will appreciate that I organize this shoot and not let it become a free-for-all to get the best image. 

 

I also foster an overall feeling of enjoyment of imagery creation and helping each other get great shots.

 

I start by setting up a pose by explaining my thought process in finding each location, with regards to composition and light.

 

This is a learning experience for you and there is no shooting during this time. I take some imagery and show you my favorite image. 

 

You then spread out and look for your own composition within a static pose. As we move the model to the next pose, we shoot in movement to create less static style imagery and practice with abstract motion concepts.  

 

This system is very organized and everyone gets a chance to shoot and create without having to 'push' your way in to do so. 

 

I shoot with one model at a time because I want to stop the process at any given moment and tell everyone what I 'see'. I do this often. 

 

 

Day 3: A critique that is different! A unique concept for critique that will quell your idea that critiques are not enjoyable. You will learn so much from your own critique and others. 

 

You will give me 30 of your own favorite images without regard to what you 'think' I will like. 

 

I will critique occasionally on overall style content on some photographers. I will selectively critique on individual images to explain compositional concepts. 

 

The workshop compositional theme is rounded out with ideas you can successfully incorporate at your wedding and any other photography that you do. 

 

The critique day is gotten rave reviews from students!

 

Final Q&A

 

 

Windsor, Ontario in Canada – August 31st Sept 1-2

Amy Britton / Photographic Artist will be hosting

http://www.brittonimages.com

 

I have wanted to do a workshop in Canada for awhile now. Canadians have a relaxed feeling about life that I appreciate. What is cool is Windsor is a short drive from Detroit also. So photographers from the US can jump on over also. Looking forward to it.

 

$850

Studio location and other details coming soon

Windsor is known as the Rose City and the Southern most tip of Canada. Detroit is just a hop, skip and a jump from Windsor which makes it quite convenient for people flying into Detroit. It's also famous for it's local area wines, Canadian Club Whisky, beautiful gardens and wonderful restaurants... not to mention the hospitality of very friendly people.

Image to Attitude: Day one of the SWB workshop

 

Photographers are going to have to work harder in 2009 to succeed! I would like to help you demystify the art of being different, setting yourself apart and creating a demand.

Through the balance of creativity in art and business we will conceptualize strategies to ‘win’ in a tough economy.

 

 

 

We start with creating a better image and stronger style which equates to a more powerful brand. We end with a constructive attitude that will open new doors and create opportunities: living where you want, shooting in a style that you love and attracting brides who respect that kind of freedom. 

 

Powerful frames create powerful opportunity

Better imagery commands a better price

 

Composition sets you apart in the sea of photographers

What you ‘thought’ you knew about composition! Let's open-up your awareness level!

 

Getting an hour with the bride & groom at every wedding.

'Beckstead's Next Day' shoot. 

 

How to turn fun bride/model shoots into money

 

After traveling and photographing in 65 countries, I have insight on how GOALS will enhance your lifestyle and business

 

How to ‘see’ your developing style

 

How to find your ‘safe-zone’ and eliminate it. 

 

Marketing to you!

What is your bride-style?

 

Balancing your giving nature with being who you are and shooting for you.

Who are you? 

 

The 50-50 concept of give and take during the wedding

 

Getting the groom to love what you do!

'Fun' and 'quick' formals. Tips, tricks & interactive

 

First contact: selling you and your art

 

Wedding from booking to workflow

 

Niche marketing: how to niche and still keep your safety net

 

Beckstead’s BIG marketing secret! 

 

Realities of being you. Transitioning to being you. Evolving your brand.

 

‘Walls’ interactive 

 

 

 

 

Day 2: Shoot day. Composition day. 

 

The concept for this day is for students to learn from "One of the 10 best wedding photographers in the world" American Photo Mag. 

 

You will come home with amazing imagery for your portfolio! I will teach you how to best utilize this imagery. 

 

I know you will appreciate that I organize this shoot and not let it become a free-for-all to get the best image. 

 

I also foster an overall feeling of enjoyment of imagery creation and helping each other get great shots.

 

I start by setting up a pose by explaining my thought process in finding each location, with regards to composition and light.

 

This is a learning experience for you and there is no shooting during this time. I take some imagery and show you my favorite image. 

 

You then spread out and look for your own composition within a static pose. As we move the model to the next pose, we shoot in movement to create less static style imagery and practice with abstract motion concepts.  

 

This system is very organized and everyone gets a chance to shoot and create without having to 'push' your way in to do so. 

 

I shoot with one model at a time because I want to stop the process at any given moment and tell everyone what I 'see'. I do this often. 

 

 

Day 3: A critique that is different! A unique concept for critique that will quell your idea that critiques are not enjoyable. You will learn so much from your own critique and others. 

 

You will give me 30 of your own favorite images without regard to what you 'think' I will like. 

 

I will critique occasionally on overall style content on some photographers. I will selectively critique on individual images to explain compositional concepts. 

 

The workshop compositional theme is rounded out with ideas you can successfully incorporate at your wedding and any other photography that you do. 

 

The critique day is gotten rave reviews from students!

 

Final Q&A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ogden, Utah – June 15,16,17  Julie Parker hosting

$850

http://www.julieparkerphotography.com 

Julie took my workshop in Salt Lake City last year and wanted to host one just a hop-skip-and-jump North of that city in Ogden. I love Utah and have hiked all and photographed all over it! Looking forward to a Utah workshop in 09.

Studio Location and details coming soon.

Ogden is nestled against the Wasatch Front on the west flank of the Rocky Mountains and has become known around the globe for its high adventure recreation and high-energy outdoor lifestyle.

"…a Disneyland for adrenaline junkies," says Sunset Magazine, June 2008 Ogden is located 40 miles north of Salt Lake City.

 

Image to Attitude: Day one of the SWB workshop

 

Photographers are going to have to work harder in 2009 to succeed! I would like to help you demystify the art of being different, setting yourself apart and creating a demand.

Through the balance of creativity in art and business we will conceptualize strategies to ‘win’ in a tough economy.

 

 

 

We start with creating a better image and stronger style which equates to a more powerful brand. We end with a constructive attitude that will open new doors and create opportunities: living where you want, shooting in a style that you love and attracting brides who respect that kind of freedom. 

 

Powerful frames create powerful opportunity

Better imagery commands a better price

 

Composition sets you apart in the sea of photographers

What you ‘thought’ you knew about composition! Let's open-up your awareness level!

 

Getting an hour with the bride & groom at every wedding.

'Beckstead's Next Day' shoot. 

 

How to turn fun bride/model shoots into money

 

After traveling and photographing in 65 countries, I have insight on how GOALS will enhance your lifestyle and business

 

How to ‘see’ your developing style

 

How to find your ‘safe-zone’ and eliminate it. 

 

Marketing to you!

What is your bride-style?

 

Balancing your giving nature with being who you are and shooting for you.

Who are you? 

 

The 50-50 concept of give and take during the wedding

 

Getting the groom to love what you do!

'Fun' and 'quick' formals. Tips, tricks & interactive

 

First contact: selling you and your art

 

Wedding from booking to workflow

 

Niche marketing: how to niche and still keep your safety net

 

Beckstead’s BIG marketing secret! 

 

Realities of being you. Transitioning to being you. Evolving your brand.

 

‘Walls’ interactive 

 

 

 

 

Day 2: Shoot day. Composition day. 

 

The concept for this day is for students to learn from "One of the 10 best wedding photographers in the world" American Photo Mag. 

 

You will come home with amazing imagery for your portfolio! I will teach you how to best utilize this imagery. 

 

I know you will appreciate that I organize this shoot and not let it become a free-for-all to get the best image. 

 

I also foster an overall feeling of enjoyment of imagery creation and helping each other get great shots.

 

I start by setting up a pose by explaining my thought process in finding each location, with regards to composition and light.

 

This is a learning experience for you and there is no shooting during this time. I take some imagery and show you my favorite image. 

 

You then spread out and look for your own composition within a static pose. As we move the model to the next pose, we shoot in movement to create less static style imagery and practice with abstract motion concepts.  

 

This system is very organized and everyone gets a chance to shoot and create without having to 'push' your way in to do so. 

 

I shoot with one model at a time because I want to stop the process at any given moment and tell everyone what I 'see'. I do this often. 

 

 

Day 3: A critique that is different! A unique concept for critique that will quell your idea that critiques are not enjoyable. You will learn so much from your own critique and others. 

 

You will give me 30 of your own favorite images without regard to what you 'think' I will like. 

 

I will critique occasionally on overall style content on some photographers. I will selectively critique on individual images to explain compositional concepts. 

 

The workshop compositional theme is rounded out with ideas you can successfully incorporate at your wedding and any other photography that you do. 

 

The critique day is gotten rave reviews from students!

 

Final Q&A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oct. 26,27,28. - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Cyndy and Paul Meyer - hosting www.PaulMeyerPhotography.com

$850 per photographer

Cyndy and Paul Meyer hosted a fantastic workshop in 08 and I really wanted to go back! One of the coolest things Cyndy and Paul did for me was to put my name up in lights!! Literally! They donated some money to a historical theater and the theater put my name up on the marquee. Wow!! What can I say!!!! You guys are great! So they invited me...well I invited myself ;-) to do another SWB...a different one and one day longer. last year was 2 days this year is 3. I am totally excited and thanks you guys for letting us invade your home again!

More info coming soon.

Studio location and other details coming soon

Image to Attitude: Day one of the SWB workshop

 

Photographers are going to have to work harder in 2009 to succeed! I would like to help you demystify the art of being different, setting yourself apart and creating a demand.

Through the balance of creativity in art and business we will conceptualize strategies to ‘win’ in a tough economy.

 

 

 

We start with creating a better image and stronger style which equates to a more powerful brand. We end with a constructive attitude that will open new doors and create opportunities: living where you want, shooting in a style that you love and attracting brides who respect that kind of freedom. 

 

Powerful frames create powerful opportunity

Better imagery commands a better price

 

Composition sets you apart in the sea of photographers

What you ‘thought’ you knew about composition! Let's open-up your awareness level!

 

Getting an hour with the bride & groom at every wedding.

'Beckstead's Next Day' shoot. 

 

How to turn fun bride/model shoots into money

 

After traveling and photographing in 65 countries, I have insight on how GOALS will enhance your lifestyle and business

 

How to ‘see’ your developing style

 

How to find your ‘safe-zone’ and eliminate it. 

 

Marketing to you!

What is your bride-style?

 

Balancing your giving nature with being who you are and shooting for you.

Who are you? 

 

The 50-50 concept of give and take during the wedding

 

Getting the groom to love what you do!

'Fun' and 'quick' formals. Tips, tricks & interactive

 

First contact: selling you and your art

 

Wedding from booking to workflow

 

Niche marketing: how to niche and still keep your safety net

 

Beckstead’s BIG marketing secret! 

 

Realities of being you. Transitioning to being you. Evolving your brand.

 

‘Walls’ interactive 

 

 

 

 

Day 2: Shoot day. Composition day. 

 

The concept for this day is for students to learn from "One of the 10 best wedding photographers in the world" American Photo Mag. 

 

You will come home with amazing imagery for your portfolio! I will teach you how to best utilize this imagery. 

 

I know you will appreciate that I organize this shoot and not let it become a free-for-all to get the best image. 

 

I also foster an overall feeling of enjoyment of imagery creation and helping each other get great shots.

 

I start by setting up a pose by explaining my thought process in finding each location, with regards to composition and light.

 

This is a learning experience for you and there is no shooting during this time. I take some imagery and show you my favorite image. 

 

You then spread out and look for your own composition within a static pose. As we move the model to the next pose, we shoot in movement to create less static style imagery and practice with abstract motion concepts.  

 

This system is very organized and everyone gets a chance to shoot and create without having to 'push' your way in to do so. 

 

I shoot with one model at a time because I want to stop the process at any given moment and tell everyone what I 'see'. I do this often. 

 

 

Day 3: A critique that is different! A unique concept for critique that will quell your idea that critiques are not enjoyable. You will learn so much from your own critique and others. 

 

You will give me 30 of your own favorite images without regard to what you 'think' I will like. 

 

I will critique occasionally on overall style content on some photographers. I will selectively critique on individual images to explain compositional concepts. 

 

The workshop compositional theme is rounded out with ideas you can successfully incorporate at your wedding and any other photography that you do. 

 

The critique day is gotten rave reviews from students!

 

Final Q&A