The above images were shot with a two lenses 300 mm lens @5/6 and an 18-55 mm lens@5/6, 11, 2.8 and shot at a speed of of 100 That I even know that these exist and what they mean I can credit to A colleague;- Eliceo Rodriquez has been a photographer for almost 49 Years. He spent a lot of time shooting his original Mamiya Camera. Today like many he has several types of digital cameras in his professional arsenal: while he uses canon from time to time he prefers his Nikon and still shoots with the Yashica Mat 124 he purchased in 1969!
I recently began reaching out to colleagues asking their help creating a specific set of courses for local businesses! Practical classes that will help them navigate the new digital frontier! First Up Images! All Professionals are available for hire just submit via the form below. They however also recognize that independent businesses cannot always wait or call their photographer and that even your social media images need to do so much! Workshops are also meant to be social not in a stiff classroom
So the series of classes in June
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden ”Natural Light & Nature” | Digital Photography Group 11th June
- People & Places will be July 1st
- Stories in The Cityscape
- Architecture & Man Made Structures’17th June. Digital Photography Group
Eliceo will be Initiating a series of
Digital Photography Workshops –
Afternoon’s June details will be released to registrants!
1) Brooklyn Botanic Garden “Natural light & Nature” 11th Tuesday
2) Prospect Park Architecture & Man made structure’ 17th
3) Stories in The Cityscape (Manhattan) June 24th
4) Grand Army Plaza People & Places July 1st
We wanted workshops that were fun took business people into less stressful environment and still accomplished something! So grab your snack or pack a lunch and meet up for an afternoon of networking and Photography, while you learn about your camera
THE GOAL:- Understanding your camera’s menu, setup & settings digital and mobile camera!
We’ll Learn the difference between a digital, and sheet film (2 and ¼), Open Lens , Camera Speed, Shooting with Natural vs Incandescent (flash) , Shooting raw footage, Framing the shots for story -telling !
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