Fujiholics Announce Live Shoot Seminar with Tim Wallace - April 18th in UK

During 2016 Commercial Automotive Car Photographer Tim Wallace will be giving a new exciting series of Seminars through Fujiholics.
Today saw the first of these being announced with a 'Live Shoot' workshop being announced that will take place on April 18th at the Junction 11 Studios in Banbury UK
03/01/2016
During 2016 Commercial Automotive Car Photographer Tim Wallace will be giving a new exciting series of Seminars through Fujiholics.
Today saw the first of these being announced with a 'Live Shoot' workshop being announced that will take place on April 18th at the Junction 11 Studios in Banbury UK

Tim -"I am very well known for giving seminars in Europe and the US but over recent years have not being holding very many in the UK, this year we have addressed that with a series of new and exciting workshops and classes that are all to take place within the UK for photographers of all varying levels of ability and interest. The first of these to be announced today is a studio based live shoot that I will be holding at Juntion 11 Studios outside Banbury in England. This is my favourite studio in the UK to use for my own professional commercial work and is without doubt one of the very best and well equipped studios that the UK has to offer. During this event I will be walking those attending through the lighting involved in a typical shoot at the studio that I would conduct and giving those attending the chance to work with me and also capture some amazing photography of their own, and there will be cake!"



Fuji Live Studio Shoot
April 18th 2016
Location - Junction 11 Studio, Banbury UK

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Tim Wallace - Live Car Shoot at Junction 11 Studio UK





Car photography is, as most that have tried it will testify, complex in its nature at time with many lighting issues to overcome along the journey with light falling onto highly reflective curved surfaces. The work of Tim Wallace is globally recognised to be not only of a highly creative style and flair but also Tim is very well known for achieving much of his photography ‘in camera’ with the clever and adoptive use of lighting.

This is a Studio based class at the infamous Junction 11 Studios near Banbury, the home of many high end Pro car shoots for such people as Aston Martin, Jaguar and Land Rover and is a rare chance to spend a day working within such a studio with one of the worlds leading car photographers. You will be shooting and starting the process from scratch as Tim walks you through each step. You will be look looking at shape, form and light and how they relate to each other, the issues that we are faced with when lighting a multi-angled reflective surface at a professional level. Working with multiple lights we will learn more of how light has a direct impact on what transposes through to our final image. During this studio shoot day we will also be looking at different techniques that we can deploy to get a range of lighting effects using continuous lighting for our car photography and also how these are very different to working with traditional strobes.

During this seminar Tim will be talking through and demonstarting continous lighting as an introduction, how it works, how he applies that and how we can use such lighting for creating some truly great professional standard images. Tim will also be demonstrating and talking through light modifiers, strobe flash for such work as detail shots and what can be achieved with these, as well as how to use them to best affect and creatively regardless of you having several lights at your disposal or just one.

This seminar is car based but the lessons learned and demonstrated in this session can be applied to shooting a wide range of subjects such as people and products.
This class is both and is aimed at people who would like to learn a little about lighting progressing from hand held flash guns to those that have experience in working with professional studio strobe and wish to take their lighting further.



Suggested equipment to bring
Digital Camera (Any Brand)
Lenses – Suggested focal range of 35mm to 80mm (DLSR focal lengths)
Memory cards
Tripod
Cable / Remote release
Notebook and pen

There will be some Fujifilm X Series Cameras & Lenses available to test out on the day if you wish. You do not need a Fuji X Series camera to attend these courses

Lunch will be provided
Selection of sandwiches & Wraps
Mini Quiches selection
Honey & Mustard sausages
Chicken Skewers and dipping sauce
Fig & Goats cheese parcels
Vegetable chips
Fruit Platter &
Afternoon tea & Cake !