What we’re about
Want to take your photos from the everyday, to something truly extraordinary? Want to learn fun photography techniques to make your images truly unique? Here are just some of the photo techniques we’ll be exploring.
Blurring clouds, water falls and beaches
Traffic trails
Star trails
Light painting
Motion blur
Lots more!
To begin with, we will explore how to take your take your camera off automatic mode and learn how to shoot in manual mode. All you need is a digital camera that has manual mode, a tripod, a $20 remote shutter release and possibly some inexpensive neutral density filters.
The first meetups will be in local parks with views of Long Island sound, waterfalls, or rivers. We will also be scheduling light painting events. We will provide a wide selection of light painting tools to create compelling images.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- The Art of Water Drop Collision PhotographyTatjana's Studio, Norwalk, CT$125.00
Join Us for an Unforgettable High-Speed Photography Experience
Step into the captivating world of water drop collision photography, where science and art unite to capture mesmerizing, one-of-a-kind images. This exclusive workshop is taught by Sheldon Katz, a seasoned expert in high-speed photography, whose extensive experience and passion for this art form make him the perfect guide. You’ll learn directly from an artist who has mastered the delicate interplay of timing and technique to produce stunning, unpredictable results. For a preview of Sheldon’s work, visit his gallery: Sheldon Katz Water Drop Gallery.Workshop Highlights
In a spacious and comfortable private studio in Norwalk, CT, you'll embark on a three-hour journey that begins with a thorough exploration of the setup and essential techniques. Sheldon will lead you through the intricacies of high-speed photography, demonstrating how to capture breathtaking splash images right in the studio.
After the initial introduction, the real hands-on excitement begins. Bring your camera, and prepare to freeze splashes mid-air as you work with drops in real-time. You’ll leave with beautiful images to add to your portfolio, a new skill set, and the knowledge to set up an affordable splash photography studio at home.What You’ll Need to Bring:
- A camera with a ‘Bulb’ mode capability
- Remote Shutter Release
- Tripod
- Patience and an open mind to embrace the unexpected – each splash is unique, with variables that can shift like magic
Lens Recommendation: A lens with close focusing, ideally around a 100mm focal length, is recommended for optimal framing. Standard zoom lenses, such as 24-70mm and 18-55mm, will also work for this workshop, but a telephoto lens (such as a 70-200mm zoom or a 105mm macro prime) is preferred for closer shots and enhanced detail.
To register for the event, sign up below, then please Venmo $125.00 to @Sheldon-Katz-3 and the last four digits of my phone # is 2801. There are only six spots so sign up now!
