Wed, 15 June
|PPP meeting hall Cremorne
Photography Master Class: Studio portraiture.
Unique opportunity to learn from successful professional photographer Nigel Lough how to create great portraits with our electronic studio flash equipment. Contribution of $10 per person to cover model's fee.
Time & Location
15 June 2022, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
PPP meeting hall Cremorne, Matora Lane, Off, Young St, Cremorne NSW 2090, Australia
Guests attending
About the Event
Nigel will conduct this fabulous masterclass using a professional model, Lilly, to demonstrate his skills in creating superb portraits. Participants can bring along an SLR fitted with a hot shoe and take a few photographs.
Non members are welcome.
Lilly will be our gorgeous model for the night, and Nigel will be showing us how he would bring out her natural beauty using our own lighting set.
Nigel recommends using a 50 - 105mm lens on a regular 35mm sensor camera.
We’ll start at 6PM and the Centre will open by 5:45 PM to give our attendees a few minutes to get comfortable before Nigel begins setting up the lighting. A nominal charge of $10/ person to cover the model fee will apply. Please bring $10 cash with you.
Nigel Lough has been professionally shooting portraiture, food, still-life and lifestyle since 2000. During that time, he has built up a broad client base consisting of many of Australia's leading magazine and corporations. His recent celebrity and personality shoots include Peter Garret, Jamie Oliver, Jennifer Hawkins, Michael Clarke, Sandra Sully, Alan Jones, Jimmy Barnes, Joel Edgerton, Delta Groodrem, Ray Martin and Claudia Karvan.
Nigel then moved to New York where he lived and worked as a photographer’s assistant and freelance photographer, before returning to Sydney to accept an opportunity with News Corp.
He has enjoyed a long and successful career with News Corp for over 12 years as Senior Photographer, whilst also maintaining his own successful freelance photography business. He is best known in the industry for being a studio lighting ‘master’ and for his collaborative, down-to-earth and hard working qualities.
After assisting a number of high-profile Australian photographers Nigel moved to New York where he lived and worked as a photographer’s assistant and freelance photographer, before returning to Sydney to accept an opportunity with News Corp.
He has enjoyed a long and successful career with News Corp for over 12 years as Senior Photographer, whilst also maintaining his own successful freelance photography business. He is best known in the industry for being a studio lighting ‘master’ and for his collaborative, down-to-earth and hardworking qualities.
Nigel’s website: www.nigellough.com