Jackie Connelly Food Photography Workshop

Jackie Connelly Food Photography Workshop - June 30th

Got this in my inbox on the weekend from the Food Bloggers of Canada...

Hello to our BC Members!

While we try to keep the email noise to a minimum, we wanted to make sure that all of you were aware that we are hosting a food photography workshop on June 30th in Vancouver. The number one thing we hear from all our members is that they wish they could improve their photography so we wanted to give you an opportunity to do so with a fabulous instructor.

We are hosting two sessions with professional food photographer Jackie Connelly at Sugar Studios in Vancouver:

The first will focus on hands on food photography with one on one instruction from Jackie. She’ll be showing you how to get the most out of your camera – be it point and shoot or a DSLR, how to cope with poor lighting and how to work with different types of foods.

The second will focus on the business side of food photography, including how to find clients (restaurants, magazines, stock imagery, on-line), prepare for a shoot, prepare estimates and invoicing and any other questions you may have.

You are welcome to attend either session or both sessions. For all the details, including times, ticket prices and what you need to bring, check out our website: http://www.foodbloggersofcanada.com/2012/05/june-food-photography-workshop-vancouver/

We will also be giving away gift baskets from Sharwood foods featuring some of their delicious curries and chutneys to two lucky attendees to the first workshop.

We would love to see you there and get to meet some of you!

Melissa Hartfiel
www.foodbloggersofcanada.com
twitter: @foodbloggersCA

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