Join award winning photographer and 'Boston Photography Group' member, Rick Friedman for his hands-on "Location Lighting Workshop".

This is a two day workshop hosted at Calumet in Cambridge, MA.

Friday, January 31 - 9:30am to 5pm
Saturday, February 1 - 9:30am to 5pm

A big thanks to our event organizer Carin for putting me in touch with Rick - I spent a good hour chatting with him about this workshop and feel that it is an incredible value. 

Please do note that this is a paid event, if you register before January 17, it is $250 for the full two-day workshop. After January 17, the price increases to $299.

in order to secure your spot, you must first RSVP to this meet-up, then proceed to the link below to complete the transaction. Your spot (and early registration discount) will NOT be held if you do not proceed using the link below.

https://www.cvent.com/events/location-lighting-workshop-with-rick-friedman/registration-963ca9373ace43bf85caa43366e15428.aspx

Rick is a local photographer, but has hosting this highly regarded workshop around the world, with this being the only planned stop in the area.

Here is some additional detail about the workshop:

This intensive, interactive seminar is designed for wedding photographers, portrait photographers, corporate and event photographers, photojournalists and serious amateurs who want to improve their knowledge of lighting. 

This workshop begins with ways to create wonderful light using a single Speedlite then build on that knowledge by adding a second then third Speedlight and eventually progressing to using studio strobes.


Topics Include:
* Creating with single and multiple speedlights 

* Balancing available light with strobes

* Mixing speed lights with studio strobes as well as determining when Speedlights are really the better option

*The correct way to do color balances, color correction, cross filtering and adding and controlling color in your photographs

Students will work with many different types of light modifiers and see the effects of soft boxes, umbrellas, light panels, screens, grids, snoots, reflectors, gobos and barn doors. You will learn how to create lighting for different types of portraits and lighting situations, both indoors and outside. 

Friedman will also explain the various ways to fire strobes, how to create your own light modifiers and cover the essentials of building your own gaffer’s kit. He will also be available for portfolio reviews, so please bring up to 15 images.

This class explains both Nikon and Canon systems. 

What to bring: 
Your camera, lenses, Speedlight(s), fully charged batteries and plenty of media cards.

About the Instructor:
Rick Friedman has been a photojournalist for over three decades. Based in Boston, he travels the world for numerous publications, corporations, advertising assignments and film and television productions. His published work appears in Time, Newsweek, U.S. News, The New York Times, USA Today, The Guardian, Der Spiegel, Stern, Discover and many other publications. He has produced over 75 book and magazine covers. The books Hillary Clinton, Infra Structures, and The Gourmet Prescription are a few of his projects.
 
Rick has been teaching his "Location Lighting Workshops™" for the past 8 years across the US and UK.  Rick teaches over 15 workshops a year and has taught thousands of people his style of practical lighting.
 
Rick has won awards from the American Society of Media Photographers, the National Press Photographers Association, and the Boston Press Photographers Association.  His portrait of Bill Clinton is on permanent display at the Newsuem in Washington, DC and he has had one man shows at the Boston Public Library and at Boston City Hall and has been in numerous other shows including this October at the Aperture Gallery.