Rediscovering Los Angeles

 

Los Angeles Street Photography Workshop

What initially drew me to photography was street photography and people. I found that when I travelled to a new and far away land I felt invisible and everything and everyone in front of me was fascinating! Every twist and turn on the street was exciting and I loved looking at my new environment differently. Since taking up photography professionally I have found that I have done less “wandering” with my camera when out and about. Thankfully, last weekend changed all that! I went along to two fabulous classes with the Digital Photography Academy here in LA – the first was with Ron in the middle of Hollywood at the Grauman’s Chinese theatre, and the second class was with Hans at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown LA. I have always loved this Frank Gehry building: its texture, shapes and reflections and the way the light falls on each and every panel that make up the whole make this is a dream structure to photograph. Being out in the streets of Los Angeles with photography students was really inspiring and reignited my own interest in street photography and architecture. It is by teaching that we learn the most, and sharing my knowledge with others that gives me the greatest reward.

For those of you interested in a workshop with me – street photography, portraits or studio – get in touch. I am available for group bookings or individual. Send me a message via my contact form. I look forward to hearing from you.

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  1. I think my favorite might be the crowd scene taken from above with the stars on the ground but there are several that pop since you took the initiative to find a unique angle. Very cool!!