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A couple years
when I decided to take up photography again with a big switch to RF, I did considering taking up a workshop by a famous blogger, end of the day I did not take part due to extreme costly and timing not right.
From participants of that WS, I heard that not much the instructor can do/show in our chaotic city, don't get me wrong, I do learnt a lot from his writing and I just practice and practice while seeks input from friends or more senior users of RF (not necessary older). Read and see lots of inspiring photos from various forum. My personal experience is that keep on shooting and seek sharing from friends is good enough. We need to know our gears and how to maximise it. This is just for me may be not true and work for others
Cheers and HAGWE
Leica Akademie
I was lucky to spend a day at Leica Akademie several weeks ago. A very worthwhile experience if you get the chance. Here are some photos I took. ...
Thanks. These are taken with the Q2.
The lens is extraordinary, which is what you’d expect from a Summilux. Somehow it has a quality that makes the images look better than in real life.
Wonderful pictures.
I especially like the boy fishing. I too have a Q2. Love it. I just need practice getting the kids I photograph to stay still ( mine is 9 and her friends and her run around).
The question often comes up: Does a photo workshop bring any value?
after all... Nothing new was presented Too much time was spent doing XXXX and the instructor was a dork... At the core, photography is a simple process and everyone who engages comes away with something... Most workshops follow a pattern... meet everyone,...
All valid points
In this case, it was a Q2 specific course and I wanted to learn about the functionality (especially the more technical functions) of my new Q (having come from a Nikon system which has a very different user interface). I’m sure I would eventually learn ma...
Nice portrait of your instructor...
One online course I can recommend is "Strobist: Lighting 101"... it's a free online course with exercises. While the focus is on flash lighting, there are some good tips on lighting in general... plus it demystifies the use of flash / non-natural light ph...
The controls, menu and function keys are just set up differently, particularly when it comes to metering
I have shot a Leica M film camera for many years but that is of course totally different. For digital, I have been exclusively Nikon, which I find to be very user friendly and intuitive. I simply had to learn my way around the Leica controls, which were i...
Interesting view
Your view on the matter is interesting yet probably spot on. In a few weeks from now I will attend one of the Nikon Academy workshops and am curious at how it will be, what I will learn and if it’s worthwhile or not
Great insight, Casey. It's always a challenge to break this workshop cycle/pattern..
I'm quite picky conducting workshops simply because it's not easy to give a Leica audience (critical bastards especially when it's about the M.. kinda like us over here :p) something really positive to walk away with after a day's session. To give you an ...
Echi... given the chance, I would enjoy one of your Leica workshops...
... knowing the time and effort you put into the planning and preparation, to say nothing of the time behind the lens to back up the words. The workshop I participated in eight years ago was sponsored by Leica... specifically the Tokyo Ginza Boutique wher...
Very good
WS topic you share in the class, not that many good "instructor" especially on M (in this region) and furthermore compare BW from each of them. Salute
A couple years
when I decided to take up photography again with a big switch to RF, I did considering taking up a workshop by a famous blogger, end of the day I did not take part due to extreme costly and timing not right. From participants of that WS, I heard that not ...
thanks for sharing your Leica Akademie experience through the beautiful photos!
i've been thinking about attending their workshop and your photos are motivating me to do so.
Thanks for the encouragement about the Leica workshop experience.
I plan to stop by the local Leica Boutique tomorrow and I will inquire about workshops. Good idea!
Closing the loop...
I signed up for a workshop in February. Thanks again for the idea!
Beautifully captured
I guess there’s some truth to the ‘Leica look’ from your selection. The Q is a lovely camera and with your good eyes yields beautiful pictures seen here.
Thanks for sharing your workshop experience and the superb photos.
I'm sure you will find the Q2 to be very addictive!
