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Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers - SWPP and BPPACreative Motion Design

Friday 12th March 2010  GMT 

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Annabel Williams


John Baikie & Sofie Louca

Trash It & ‘Shop It (Superclass) (Maximum 10 people)

Saturday 16 Jan 09:00 - 13:00

A recession friendly seminar - two for the price of one! This is a practical, hands-on workshop with two very different photographers - John Baikie & Sofie Louca. Both John and Sofie are award winning, contemporary photographers but each with their own distinctive style. Get to shoot with both of them and see how they work and follow along as they show you how they post-process their images from the session. Same subject, but two different takes on it.

This class is very limited on numbers.
Book now to avoid disappointment.

Members £75 Non Members £85 (Per Person)

To Book your place, please phone +44 (0)1745 356935

John's Bio

Sofie's Bio

The SWPP 2010 Convention was an outstanding success,
we have 304 days to get ready for the 2011 convention - which starts on January 11, 2011

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