The 1-on-1 workshops kick off with a brief discussion of the tools available in my home studio, located near Parker, CO. Available equipment includes things from monolights to LED lighting; light modifiers from umbrellas to softboxes, reflectors and scrims; and simple, inexpensive lighting tools and reflectors that can be used to create boudoir and glamour images in a studio or on location.

Bring your camera because you will get to shoot a model under all of the various lighting setups demonstrated. But please note that this is not a “how to use your camera” workshop, so you should be comfortable with using your camera in it’s manual model.

Introduction to Infrared Workshops will be held at McCabe Meadows in Parker, Colorado. You don’t need an IR-converted camera to attend because I will provide different filters for you to use during the workshop. It’s a 90-minute hand-on workshop on making digital infrared images with your own cameras. We’ll kick off with a brief discussion of capture options, then we’ll walk around the park and make IR photographs.

I’ll also demonstrate a comparison of images using filters with those made using a IR-converted camera. Please bring your camera—SLR or mirrorless—along with a tripod because some of the filters will produce really slow shutter speeds. Fee is only $55 per person. Workshop is limited to a maximum of three participants but for 2020 there’s a change in the minimum number and the workshop will be held even if only one person preregisters and prepays. If you have any questions, click the Contact page and ask. Look for dates for the 2019 workshops soon.