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The limitations hiking brings to taking photographs are substantial compared
to going out on a shoot or safari. We want to stick to paths, the watch, our
group and carry as little equipment as possible.
However, many great artists started their passion with restrictions and
constrains. Some professional photographers even chose to use their limits
to achieve mastery, using one camera with one lens for most of their career.
In addition to knowing how to use their camera well, they also know how to
respond to their creative impulse by being deeply connected to their inner
and outer Nature.
This PHOTO’SYNTHESIS WORKSHOP has been developed to teach you
three things: To look deeper, to see photographically and to recognise the
options available to you turning your sensations and ideas into images that
satisfy you. Use it as a first stepping stone to mastery or as a past time for
the rest of your life.
Bring whatever gear you have; a phone with a camera, a camera with a
phone, a DSLR or mirrorless, you’ll benefit from what you want to carry and
hold still during these two days.
The program is grounded in my own life as a stills photographer,
cinematographer who filmed and producer-directed wildlife documentaries,
creative-nature facilitator, coach and mentor to camera assistants who are
now successful cameramen in their own right. An example of what can
transpire when we look deeper, see photographically and respond creatively
with a camera manifested for me personally as life transforming experiences
while filming the NatGeo wildlife documentary THE LAST LIONESS.
The program is suited for hikers who want to photograph during walks and
hikes to relax, recharge and renew their creative flow.
Hosted in the greater Magaliesberg Area. Location and schedules are
currently adjusted for your safety and wellbeing. Tuition fee: R 1350.00.
For more info and booking:
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