How do you photograph a car wreck using speedlites?

This Sunday I am predicting that there will be a car wreck here in the south of Canberra, and I will be there photograph it, will you?

Lighting subjects can be a daunting affair and lighting something like a car wreck is like trying to tight rope walk across the Grand Canyon while blindfolded.  It can be very scary and full of danger.

• So how do you even approach such a thing?
• What are the lights and techniques you can use to light both the inside and outside of the car?
• What are the tools you need to use to pull this off?
• How can you control the different lights to bring the image to life or focus on areas that you bring to life?

My half a day one off lighting workshop this Sunday will answer just these questions and more like:

• What is the best camera setting for using lights on location?
• What limitations does lighting bring to a photo?
• What problems will you come across shooting on location using multiple lights?
• What is High Speed Sync and when/why should I use it?
• How to use colored Gels on your lights to change the look and feel of your images?

This workshop will focus on lighting a car wreck and it will be on-location. Limited places and incredible value at just $49 so you will have to be quick to secure your spot in what will be a jam packed workshop.

For only $49 this half day offers incredible value and with limited spots they are sure to go fast.

For more information and to secure your spot before its too late email/SMS me using my contact details on my website