Canon Live Learning A workshop with Peter Read Miller
Jan 18, 2015 13:51:48 #
RDBDDS
Loc: Eatonton, GA
I am wondering if anyone has been to a workshop by this man. The one I am looking at is for sports photography and even though I have taken sports photos for 10 years I am concerned this may be more advanced than I want. Any suggestions as to photography workshops dealing with sports especially using the new 7D ii would be appreciated.
Jan 18, 2015 13:54:26 #
RDBDDS wrote:
I am wondering if anyone has been to a workshop by this man. The one I am looking at is for sports photography and even though I have taken sports photos for 10 years I am concerned this may be more advanced than I want. Any suggestions as to photography workshops dealing with sports especially using the new 7D ii would be appreciated.
I don't think there can be anything that is too advanced, don't you want to know everything?
Jan 18, 2015 14:02:16 #
RDBDDS
Loc: Eatonton, GA
Of course I'd like to know everything but sometimes taking a too advanced course leaves you lost to start.
speters wrote:
I don't think there can be anything that is too advanced, don't you want to know everything?
Jan 18, 2015 14:50:19 #
RDBDDS wrote:
Of course I'd like to know everything but sometimes taking a too advanced course leaves you lost to start.
Well run workshops are designed to catch the less experienced and migrate them towards the more experienced shooters. Rarely are "wall flowers" allowed to stay out of the loop. Good instructors and their staff know how to run shops where everyone is included on an even playing field. It is almost impossible to not participate. The photographer's make-up causes them to notice the little things in life. It is very difficult to hide from a good photographer.
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