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Saturday 11th October 2008  GMT 

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Ken Skulte   - 2008 Lecture

Follow the Light - Extra Plus Masterclass (Sold Out)

a program explaining the understanding of light, how it effects people and anything else that you photograph. We will discuss adding multiple flashes to your photographs to show depth and dimension in your imagery. Whether you photograph weddings photojournalistically or are a more traditional shooter, light is an important element in the creation of Wedding and Portrait Photography Indeed...(WPPI)...This program will show how to make larger people look slimmer, how to broaden a thin or narrow face, as well as shooting products from coins to airplanes. Examples will be shown by photographing models and having those images wirelessly transmitted to the screen immediately after photographing.

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The SWPP 2008 Convention was an outstanding success,
we have 95 days to get ready for the 2009 convention - which starts on January 14, 2009

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