Con questo webinar daremo gli strumenti necessari per la programmazione di un “viaggio fotografico”. Scopriremo insieme cosa si intende realizzare un progetto fotografico all’interno di un viaggio. La scoperta di luoghi e persone inseriti in contesti a noi sconosciuti saranno la chiave per utilizzare il nostro linguaggio e raccontare la nostra storia.

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Biografia

Elena Givone, nata a Torino nel 1979. Durante gli studi in scienze internazionali e diplomatiche ha la possibilità di approfondire il suo interesse per la fotografia grazie all’incontro con la sociologia visuale e con il Professor Luigi Gariglio, fotografo al quale farà da assistente per diversi anni. Nel 2006 si diploma a pieni voti allo IED di Torino (dove studiava grazie ad una borsa di studio). Lo stesso anno si aggiudica il premio “Attenzione Nuovo Talento Fotografico FNAC” con il progetto “PAZI MINE- Sarajevo 2006”. Nel 2007 si specializza alla Gerrit Rietveld Academie di Amsterdam, Università d’Arte, dipartimento di Fotografia. Nel 2008 il Museo di Arte Contemporanea di Florianopolis, in Brasile, ospita una sua Mostra personale a seguito della vincita del premio “Moovin’ Up” patrocinato dal GAI (Giovani Artisti Italiani). Qui svolge per alcuni mesi suoi progetti di ricerca personale, tra i quali porta avanti il progetto “Flying Away” cominciato tra le strade di Madrid nel 2007. In Brasile comincia ad insegnare a giovani universitari e parallelamente a giovani di una tribù indigena gli usi e le tecniche del mezzo fotografico con il workshop “La fotografia come arte”.

Nel 2009, si reca a Salvador de Bahia, dove prosegue il suo progetto Flying Away con i minori residenti nelle strutture socio educative per la semi-libertà e nei carceri di detenzione minorili.

Questa nuovo connubio tra arte e solidarietà diventa fonte d’ispirazione per la giovane artista che, successivamente, seguirà nuovi progetti di solidarietà anche in Africa, India, Sri Lanka, utilizzando la fotografia anche come strumento didattico.
Dal 2008 è rappresentata da Contrasto.

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AURUM LIGHT & MILK PHOTOGRAPHY by Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz

ONE LAST SEAT AVAILABLE!

The Manfrotto School of Xcellence in collaboration with Yorick Photography and Francesco Parolin Photographer is very proud to present this unique workshop. In Italy for the very first time, extraordinary UK photographer Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz will show us the magic of his “milk photography”: an intense 2 day workshop of stunning shooting moments and great lighting schemes and complex post-production.
Through this amazing and totally new way of shooting models, students will experience and learn amazing shooting techniques, will learn to shape liquids on the model’s body, to light the scene and to compose the image in post production.
A unique workshop, in the unique scenario of Bassano del Grappa, offered by the Manfrotto School of Xcellence.

The Workshop is in English language.

Who should attend? Anyone interested in having a hugely fun time, creating amazing images.

What should I bring? You’ll need your camera. You’ll also need your laptop with Photoshop on it, since Day 2 is all about editing the images. If you are OK with creating/using masks, you’ll be fine for this workshop.

Refund: Due to the setup costs of running this workshop, no deposits can be refunded after three weeks before the event.

Price: 550 Euros per person

Suggested accomodation: Rooms ranging between 55 to 75 Euros per night (breakfast included)

Garden Relais
Via Caose, 22
31030 Borso del Grappa (TV) – IT
http://www.gardenrelais.it/ mailto:info@gardenrelais.it
tel +39 (0)423910858  – fax +39 (0)423914853

Other and cheaper options are available in structures in the area owned by the same “Garden Relais”, ask for Locanda Montegrappa (45-70 Euros) or Residence Silvia (35-55 Euros).

Booking Instructions (Booking deadline May 5)

1) send an advance payment of 250 Euros (object of the payment Milk Workshop – Bassano) to:
Marco Tortato
IBAN IT20 Z030 1161 6200 0000 0153 531 BIC HAABIT2U004
Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank S.p.A.
Agenzia di Conegliano

2) Send an email with recepit of the payment to http://www.yorick-photography.com/contatti/

3) To Confirm Presence Pay the rest due 300 Euros by May 15 (using the same account above).

Fare includes:
- All workshops costs
- Snacks drinks and refreshments at breaks during the workshop

Fare doesn’t inlude:
- Lunches
- People transferts from Hotel to studio
- Hotels and accomodation

More Technical Information/Enquiries: Need more info? Got a question? Please drop us a line on the email workshops@aurumlight.com and we’ll get right back to you. http://www.aurumlight.com/

Booking Information: Please send your enquiries through this form http://www.yorick-photography.com/contatti/

Technical Partner: Elinchrom

Location:

Studio di Francesco Parolin
Via F.lli Andolfatto 13 [GPS Via M. Bianchin, and look for one of the side streets]
Romano d’Ezzelino (VI)
Phone: 0424 833 672 | Fax: 0424 833 672

How to reach us: http://www.francescoparolin.it/?page_id=12

ONE LAST SEAT AVAILABLE!

AGENDA:  MILK WORKSHOP – 2 DAYS

DAY 1: 8 hours Session:
- Open with an overview presentation, covering “know how”, tools, lighting, approach and a deconstruction of the previous images,
- Demonstration shoot, showing how to get the results, working with the models and assistants,
- Working in pairs. Shoot your own milk source shots Full-Hands-On (one shoots, one throws, and swap half way through)

DAY 2: 8 hours Session:
- Work through the post-production of the previous days shoots.
- Although intense in places, the pace is set based on the group, so no-one is left behind!
- Attendees will get to know recipes, tips and techniques for bringing the whole shoot together!

Marc De Tollenaere presenta: “Prima di tutto, l’Immagine”

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Descrizione:
Chi si appassiona al bianco e nero sa di non aver via d’uscita, o l’Immagine parla da sola, o nessun colore verrà lì a salvarlo.
In questo webinar vedremo come ottenere il meglio dalle vostre immagini in bianco e nero.
Avrete l’opportunità di scoprire la FANTASTICA Leica Monochrom vedendo come l’ho utilizzata durante il mio recente workshop a Istanbul.

Biografia:
Marc De Tolle

naere è nato a Tripoli in Libia, nel 1969, da padre Belga e madre esule giuliana.
Ha studiato fotografia con Gianni Berengo Gardin, David Alan Harvey (Magnum), Kent Kobersteen (ex direttore della fotografia di National Geographic, Antonin Kratochvil (VII), Bob Sacha (Life, Fortune e National Geographic). In Italia e all’estero è stato rappresentato da Grazia Neri dal 2005 to 2008. Dal 2007 è testimonial della Manfrotto.

NB. the webinar will be held in Italian

Title: Marc De Tollenaere presents: “Prima di tutto, l’Immagine”
Date: Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM CEST

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Tenerife and Teide National Park

PhotoTravel in the volcanic island the highest volcano of Spain 

With Mirko Sotgiu 

From 28 Maj 2013 to 2 June 2013 

Tenerife is an island of the Canary Islands (Spain) that people typical know as a place for vacationers a little lazy, the classic tourism. Many people don’t know instead of here lies the volcano Teide, the highest mountain of Spain with its 3718m. The Teide is a very special place, is located on a volcanic island on the Atlantic Ocean at the same latitude of the Sahara desert. The particular location have a unique climatic conditions, that favored a strong biodiversity at various altitudes.

The Teide National Park is geologically formed by two depressions and numerous lava flows featuring a semi-desert landscape with many rock formations. The flora and fauna of the island was studied by Alexander von Humboldt and Eric R. Sventenius that found many endemic species. Our travel plans follow Humboldt. A special feature of the Canary Islands and Tenerife is mainly given by the purity of the air and a sky blue indigo that makes it well-suited for astronomical observatories.

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Our trip includes the photography from sunrise to sunset and night even under the magnificent starry skies of Tenerife.

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Focus of the travel Landscape photography Night Snapshot Macro photography botany Reportage, traditions and towns.

Teacher: Mirko Sotgiu – www.alpinfoto.it

For reservations and logistical information about your trip. info@alpinfoto.it; www.photofarm.it

Phone: Tel +39 0322 248892 – Fax +39 0322 236787. www.nuovamenteviaggi.it

For information on the organization of the program or contact the teacher: info@photofarm.it - http://www.photofarm.it

Jacob James presents: “Lighting On The Go”

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When travelling most photographers do not have the luxury of large heavy studio flash set-ups. In this webinar Jacob will look at techniques you can use to light images on the go using nothing more than natural light, a reflector, small flashgun and an LED panel. Using simple one and two light set-ups he will look at using lighting and composition to add that extra dynamic element to tell stories in an effective way. All the techniques discussed in this webinar can be adapted for use in almost any photographic situation from your friends and family all the way up to executive portraits of powerful CEOs.

Title: Jacob James presents: “Lighting On The Go”

Date: Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM BST

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Heike Herden presents: Travel Time

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Whether professional or amateur photographer: All of us go on holiday at some point – and always having our beloved camera at hand. But long before the holiday starts, you have to handle the most puzzling part of it: What do I take with me? What do I really need? What can be carried on the plane and what not? The questioning goes on as soon as you arrive at your destination: What do I take with me for a day trip and how do I get the same awesome sunset shots as can be seen in all these fancy catalogues? And of course – at the end of the day – how do I select the best out of my photos? This webinar deals with exactly these kinds of topics: Travel Photography – planning, travel and photography on holiday – by Heike Herden.

Please note the webinar will be held in German

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Heike Herden:

The Cologne-based photographer and image editor Heike Herden is specialized in portrait photography. In her studio she holds regular workshops and writes technical articles for various photography magazines. Besides her web presence www.heikeherden.com, you may also want to check out her recently started travel photography blog: www.raveofcolours.com

Title: Heike Herden presents: Travel Time
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM CET

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Sue Flood presents: “Cold Places – From the North Pole, to the Antarctic and in between! “

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In this free online webinar Sue Flood will reveal some of her amazing behind the scenes adventures on Planet Earth, The Blue Planet and as an expedition photographer, both above and below the waves, and find out if wildlife filmmaking and photography is as glamorous a job as it sounds!

Sue Flood is an award-winning professional wildlife photographer, filmmaker and author, who spent 11 years with the world-renowned BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol, fulfilling a lifelong ambition to work with her childhood (and adult!) hero Sir David Attenborough. Sue was Assistant Producer on “The Blue Planet” and field assistant and photographer on “Planet Earth”, as well as the Disneynature movie “Earth”. She also produced a number of BBC wildlife documentaries on killer whales, polar bears an

d the Inuit of the Canadian high Arctic, before leaving the BBC in 2005 to concentrate on her photography full-time. She is represented by Getty Images.

Sue’s adventures have taken her from camping at -40°C with Inuit hunters in the Arctic, working on Russian icebreakers on trips to the North Pole, and swimming with leopard seals in the Antarctic, although she gets to thaw out in places like Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific too! Having been working in the Polar regions since 1996, it was natural that her first book, Cold Places, featured some of her favourite images from the Arctic and Antarctic. Cold Places was recognised in the International Photography Awards 2011 and was the inspiration for her first solo exhibition at the Getty Gallery, sponsored by Canon.

Title: Sue Flood presents: “Cold Places – From the North Pole, to the Antarctic and in between! “
Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM BST

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Drew Gardner presents: “Behind the Scenes Lighting Secrets”

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Description – Drew Gardner takes you behind the scenes of some of his work, sharing lighting and technical details in the finest detail, including a ‘graphic’ breakdown of each set, how it was lit and the equipment used. Drew says: ‘It’s always powerful to share technique and hopefully people will be able to take away some of the knowledge and apply it to their own photography’.

Drew Gardner - a professional photographer based in the UK producing distinguished work in commercial, editorial and advertising areas – including both stills and movies. Drew continues to work with a number of notable publications: GQ and National Geographic to name a couple.

Drew’s philosophy? – Shoot what you love, love what you shoot. His work has been exhibited worldwide with solo shows of his fine art work in London and the USA. Drew is also an international educator teaching workshops all over the world. Drew’s website is www.drewgardner.com and his blog is www.thedarkart.com

Title: Drew Gardner presents: “Behind the Scenes Lighting Secrets”
Date: Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM BST

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Cool North – Landscape Photography with Michael Frede

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PLEASE NOTE THE WEBINAR WILL BE HELD IN GERMAN LANGUAGE

Migratory bird photography and seals in the North of Germany. Michael Frede shows with example photographs of his last photo excursion through Northern Germany the correct use of Manfrotto equipment. Working with long focal lengths in wildlife photography and wide-angle landscape shots that invite you to dream. Michael Frede will give valuable tips on shooting techniques and show image processing tricks with Nik Software solutions to get more out of your images.

Michael Frede (born 1961) lives in Stade and works as a freelance photographer and organizer for photo tours and photo workshops.

Preferably, Michael shoots in the most unspoilt regions of Scandinavia north of the Arctic Circle, but he is also fascinated by the lonely coasts and countryside of northern Germany.
Title: Cool North – Landscape Photography with Michael Frede
Date: Monday, April 29, 2013
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM CEST

PLEASE NOTE THE WEBINAR WILL BE HELD IN GERMAN LANGUAGE

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Mark Bauer presents: “Beyond the rule of thirds: themes and trends in landscape photography”

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There are many factors which make a successful landscape image – the quality of light, the chosen subject matter, technical considerations such as exposure, depth of field and filtration – but none of these is more important than its composition, and ultimately, it is this which separates a successful image from an unsuccessful one, and a great image from a merely good one. Whilst recognising the importance of composition, most articles and books do little more than scratch the surface of the topic. Mark will be using his experience as a professional landscape photographer, workshop leader and author to examine in detail some of the common themes in the design of landscape photographs, including the use of foregrounds, using lines and arcs to direct the viewers’ attention, layers and planes to create depth, and the use of movement.

The webinar will be illustrated with a wide range of Mark’s landscape images.

Mark Bauer is one of the UK’s leading landscape photographers. He is a regular contributor the the UK photographic press and the author of 3 books. He is a multi-award winner and his images have been used in magazines, books, calendars and other publications around the world.
Title: Mark Bauer presents: “Beyond the rule of thirds: themes and trends in landscape photography”

Date: Thursday, September 19, 2013
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM BST

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