Teaching Old Tricks To New Dogs

[Jackie_Haggerty]

Hi All!

I am also going to be doing a Super Monday program in November, in my studio.

Here is a little program info:

TEACHING OLD TRICKS TO NEW DOGS

by Jackelyn Haggerty


Flashback to the Past! The Glamour Lighting from the 1940’s is making its way back, and this program will show you how you can achieve this once-again-popular style in your studio. Using the equipment you already own as a very simple and effective setup, we will go through the process of setting up the lighting style and photographing a model. We will then process the images in Photoshop with techniques to enhance the glamour look. This style is becoming increasingly popular with High School Seniors and is a great look for any age.

Hope to see you there!

[DianeDavis]

Sign Me UP!!

[Art_Wright]

As I'm in Texas, would it be possible to tape the course or send me some sample images and the lighting set up?
art@ajwphoto.com

[Jackie_Haggerty]

Hi Art-

Thanks so much for asking... I am actually working on an image gallery and will post a link soon.... I'll shoot you an email!

Jackie

[Art_Wright]

Thank YOU, Jackie! Is butterfly lighting one of the techniques?

[Jackie_Haggerty]

Butterfly and Loop, Art.

And how about a little fashion style with that?

[Mark_Levesque]

Let me cross my fingers and hope for the best. I'd love to take this.

[D._Craig_Flory]

Hi Jackie;

Congratulations on your Super Monday class. It sounds like a great class. I hope you will be incorporating a focusing spotlight in it using shadow cookies which was prevelent back then. You can also use a spotlight as your key light.

After you get this speaking merit, how many more will you need for the Photographic Craftsman Degree ?

[Don_Chick]

Jackie,

That sounds like a really cool Super Monday program, I wish I was closer to Normal!

[Jackie_Haggerty]

Hi Jackie;

Congratulations on your Super Monday class. It sounds like a great class. I hope you will be incorporating a focusing spotlight in it using shadow cookies which was prevelent back then. You can also use a spotlight as your key light.

After you get this speaking merit, how many more will you need for the Photographic Craftsman Degree ?

Craig- my program is about using what you have available, so based on the photographers attending, and the current lighting setup and modifiers they own, we will be going over a few different ways using a few different techniques-thanks for your tips.

I am not counting my speaking merits - it's the print merits that count for me right now. I fall somewhere in between not knowing how many I have and how many I need.