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SUMMARY:Using Fog\, Haze and Atmosphere Effects to Enhance Lighting with Jeremy Saffer
DESCRIPTION:Join photographer Jeremy Saffer in a workshop focused on combining versatile LED lighting along with Atmosphere Aerosol to stunning in camera results.\n\nAtmosphere\, haze\, fog\, smoke: All different variations of the same effect that can be used minimally or in droves to dramatically change your lighting. Join Jeremy as he shows you different applications for canned fog to create extra atmosphere from blending colors with fog effects\, to softening light using a blanket of haze\, and drawing lines of pointed light sources to further illuminate lighting direction and so much more.\n\nAdded bonus! All students get a free can of Atmosphere to take home.\n\nTOPICS COVERED \n\n• The marriage of LED lighting and fog effect \n• Why Atmosphere?\n• Using haze as diffusion\n• Using fog to mix color lighting\n• Using point lighting with fog\n• Photo examples and break downs.\n\n\nABOUT OUR WEEKEND OF WORKSHOPS WITH JEREMY SAFFER- This is one part of a three-day weekend of workshops with Jeremy Saffer. When signing up\, you have THREE ticket options. You can attend the half-day session of this workshop\, that will take place from 10am-2:30pm. If you add on the full-day option\, you will have an additional 3 hours of shooting in the workshop. Either way\, you will have plenty of time to shoot!  \nAnd finally\, if you want to take the full weekend of workshops\, you will notice a discounted rate! Friday is Using Atmosphere Effects to Enhance Lighting\, Saturday is Small Lights/Epic Portraits\, and Sunday is Totally Tubular. Make sure to choose the Three Day Option!\nSCHEDULE \n\n10:00 a.m. – Intro to Jeremy Saffer\n10:15 a.m. – Using Atmosphere Effects to Enhance Lighting\n10:45 a.m. – Gear rundown\n11:00 a.m. – Pre-shoot QnA with guest/band.\n11:30 a.m. – Live Shoot: Jeremy photographs guest bands/models\n12:30 p.m. – Live Shoot: Students photograph guest bands/models\n2:30 p.m. – Wrap for the half-day group/break for extended shoot set up.\n3:00 p.m. – Live Shoot: extended time/exclusive sets/student builds: Students get extended time and sets photographing guest bands/models – building their own set optional.\n6:00 p.m. – Wrap\n\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\nAnyone with an interest in portrait photography and lighting will gain much from this program. Music photographers looking to get into music portraiture. Any photographers who want the chance to photograph a band using professional lighting in a studio setting. \nWHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW\nHaving a basic understanding of photography\, camera settings\, and being familiar with your camera is important but students do not need any prior lighting experience. \nAbout Jeremy Saffer: Since 2004\, photographer Jeremy Saffer has been making figures from the world of music\, movies\, and pop culture look iconic. Rightfully regarded as one of the most stylish and likable visual artists in contemporary media\, he has crafted a recognizable\, unique and fantastical range of styles that continue to dazzle in fresh and creative ways.\nUtilizing his natural gift for alternative flair\, it is Jeremy’s calling card to develop images and looks for clients that truly make the subject matter shine with star appeal and majestic imagery. For these reasons plus his likable\, knowledgable personality\, his portfolio extends to the covers and inside the pages of international publications such as Kerrang\, Revolver\, Metal Hammer\, Alternative Press\, Guitar World\, Outburn\, and countless other publications.\nFor a look at the caliber of entertainer who trusts Jeremy with their iconic imagery\, you can look to the likes of hard rock and metal legends from Alice Cooper\, Metallica\, Slayer\, Korn and Megadeth to contemporary heavyweights Slipknot\, Avenged Sevenfold\, Ghost\, Bring Me The Horizon and more\, movie and TV legends from A Nightmare On Elm Street\, The Walking Dead\, Hellraiser\, A Clockwork Orange’s Malcolm McDowell and many\, many more.\nSaffer has been enlisted by both publications and the talent themselves\, providing eye-popping album covers for the likes of Killswitch Engage and A Day To Remember\, producing multiple A-list print series projects and gaining millions of YouTube views from music videos he has directed with In This Moment\, Buckcherry\, members of Rob Zombie and New Years Day and more.\nOn top of this elite tier talent list\, for the past 10+ years\, Jeremy has held seminars and workshops all across the United States encouraging droves of budding photographers and helping tomorrow’s visual artists develop a style of their own.\nAs you would expect for someone with such a dynamic and interesting style\, Saffer extends to fine art photography with a litany of impactful and cinematic shots and scenes in his archive. His international back catalogue also includes hundreds of models and settings being used across a multitude of books\, galleries\, displays and art prints that have been sold all over the world.\nThe wealth of vision from his storied and unique career can be found in Jeremy’s latest project\, The Daughters Of Darkness. A fearless and provocative hybrid of his iconic music photography and penchant for fine art\, the project explores beauty within the macabre and features tributes to his love of black metal\, doom and fantastical imagery. Daring to take his art into the furthest reaches of his imagination\, this is sure to be a milestone in a career that continues to impress and expand into bold and brave new horizons.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/using-fog-haze-and-atmosphere-effects-to-enhance-lighting-with-jeremy-saffer-july-2025/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Waltham,In-Person Classes,In-Person Lighting & Flash Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Lighting & Flash Classes,Saffer
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SUMMARY:Small Lights/Epic Portraits (Cosplay Edition) with Jeremy Saffer
DESCRIPTION:Join photographer Jeremy Saffer in a workshop focused on using battery powered small and lightweight lighting for some epic portraiture. With just a few small cases\, Jeremy will build to a full studio setup with 12+ lights\, stands\, and mods\, everything needed for a wide variety of different lighting setups and options to light and capture an incredible shoot with tons of versatility.\n\nBe it shooting in studio\, traveling locally\, or flying across the world\, this workshop will use equipment that can easily pack up and go with you anywhere you want or need to shoot.\nAs mentioned in the title\, our models will be emphasizing a Cosplay look\, which is a great addition to anyone’s portfolio!\nTOPICS COVERED \n• Why compact lighting? Why cordless?\n• Traveling as a photographer: what gear to take with you and what to leave behind?\n• Cases: What cases best protect your gear?\n• Packing Lite: How to maximize space when traveling\n• Travel Safety: Making sure your gear arrives safely to your destination\n• Travel Hacks: A few tips and tricks from a well traveled road warrior be it by air or land.\n• LITE lighting: Using small source lighting for big results\n• Lights: Tubes vs Cob LED lighting.\n• Lighting: Mixing white balances and colors\n• Light FX and APP: Using Lighting FX and App control to your advantage.\n\n\n\nABOUT OUR WEEKEND OF WORKSHOPS WITH JEREMY SAFFER- This is one part of a three-day weekend of workshops with Jeremy Saffer. When signing up\, you have THREE ticket options. You can attend the half-day session of this workshop\, that will take place from 10am-2:30pm. If you add on the full-day option\, you will have an additional 3 hours of shooting in the workshop. Either way\, you will have plenty of time to shoot!  \nAnd finally\, if you want to take the full weekend of workshops\, you will notice a discounted rate! Friday is Of Shadow and Fog\, Saturday is Small Lights/Epic Portraits\, and Sunday is Totally Tubular. Make sure to choose the Three Day Option!\nSCHEDULE \n\n10:00 a.m. – Intro to Jeremy Saffer\n10:15 a.m. – Small Lights/Epic Portraits\n10:45 a.m. – Gear rundown\n11:00 a.m. – Pre-shoot QnA with guest/band.\n11:30 a.m. – Live Shoot: Jeremy photographs guest bands/models\n12:30 p.m. – Live Shoot: Students photograph guest bands/models\n2:30 p.m. – Wrap for the half-day group/break for extended shoot set up.\n3:00 p.m. – Live Shoot: extended time/exclusive sets/student builds: Students get extended time and sets photographing guest bands/models – building their own set optional.\n6:00 p.m. – Wrap\n\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\nAnyone with an interest in portrait photography and lighting will gain much from this program. Music photographers looking to get into music portraiture. Any photographers who want the chance to photograph a band using professional lighting in a studio setting. \nWHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW\nHaving a basic understanding of photography\, camera settings\, and being familiar with your camera is important but students do not need any prior lighting experience. \nAbout Jeremy Saffer: Since 2004\, photographer Jeremy Saffer has been making figures from the world of music\, movies\, and pop culture look iconic. Rightfully regarded as one of the most stylish and likable visual artists in contemporary media\, he has crafted a recognizable\, unique and fantastical range of styles that continue to dazzle in fresh and creative ways.\nUtilizing his natural gift for alternative flair\, it is Jeremy’s calling card to develop images and looks for clients that truly make the subject matter shine with star appeal and majestic imagery. For these reasons plus his likable\, knowledgable personality\, his portfolio extends to the covers and inside the pages of international publications such as Kerrang\, Revolver\, Metal Hammer\, Alternative Press\, Guitar World\, Outburn\, and countless other publications.\nFor a look at the caliber of entertainer who trusts Jeremy with their iconic imagery\, you can look to the likes of hard rock and metal legends from Alice Cooper\, Metallica\, Slayer\, Korn and Megadeth to contemporary heavyweights Slipknot\, Avenged Sevenfold\, Ghost\, Bring Me The Horizon and more\, movie and TV legends from A Nightmare On Elm Street\, The Walking Dead\, Hellraiser\, A Clockwork Orange’s Malcolm McDowell and many\, many more.\nSaffer has been enlisted by both publications and the talent themselves\, providing eye-popping album covers for the likes of Killswitch Engage and A Day To Remember\, producing multiple A-list print series projects and gaining millions of YouTube views from music videos he has directed with In This Moment\, Buckcherry\, members of Rob Zombie and New Years Day and more.\nOn top of this elite tier talent list\, for the past 10+ years\, Jeremy has held seminars and workshops all across the United States encouraging droves of budding photographers and helping tomorrow’s visual artists develop a style of their own.\nAs you would expect for someone with such a dynamic and interesting style\, Saffer extends to fine art photography with a litany of impactful and cinematic shots and scenes in his archive. His international back catalogue also includes hundreds of models and settings being used across a multitude of books\, galleries\, displays and art prints that have been sold all over the world.\nThe wealth of vision from his storied and unique career can be found in Jeremy’s latest project\, The Daughters Of Darkness. A fearless and provocative hybrid of his iconic music photography and penchant for fine art\, the project explores beauty within the macabre and features tributes to his love of black metal\, doom and fantastical imagery. Daring to take his art into the furthest reaches of his imagination\, this is sure to be a milestone in a career that continues to impress and expand into bold and brave new horizons.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/small-lights-epic-portraits-cosplay-edition-with-jeremy-saffer/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Waltham,In-Person Classes,In-Person Lighting & Flash Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Lighting & Flash Classes,Saffer
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SUMMARY:Totally Tubular... Expanded! An LED Lighting Tube Lighting Workshop with Jeremy Saffer
DESCRIPTION:Go behind the lens\, lights\, tubes\, and mind of twenty-year rock and celebrity portrait photographer Jeremy Saffer and get a glimpse into the world of music\, celebrity\, and entertainment photography using LED lighting and Pavotubes in an expanded Totally Tubular workshop. \nStudents will get the unique opportunity to not only learn everything Jeremy has to teach about using LED and tube LED lighting\, but will also a chance to apply everything they’ve learned during hands on demos and photo shoots. \nAfter having the chance to observe Jeremy’s approach to using tubes with LED lighting while working with a special guest subject(s)\, it will be your turn to create images. \nTOPICS COVERED\n \n\nIntro to LED and tube lighting\nColor blending using tubes\nColor temperature theory\nWhy\, When\, and How to implement tubes for lighting\nImage breakdown of tube photos\nTube set up\, options\, settings\, and capabilities\nTube effects/pixel Effects\nStudio and environmental optimization for LED lighting with tubes\nLighting and set building with LED lighting\nand more\n\n\n\n\nABOUT OUR WEEKEND OF WORKSHOPS WITH JEREMY SAFFER- This is one part of a three-day weekend of workshops with Jeremy Saffer. When signing up\, you have THREE ticket options. You can attend the half-day session of this workshop\, that will take place from 10am-2:30pm. If you add on the full-day option\, you will have an additional 3 hours of shooting in the workshop. Either way\, you will have plenty of time to shoot!  \nAnd finally\, if you want to take the full weekend of workshops\, you will notice a discounted rate! Friday is Of Shadow and Fog\, Saturday is Small Lights/Epic Portraits\, and Sunday is Totally Tubular. Make sure to choose the Three Day Option!\nSCHEDULE \n\n10:00 a.m. – Intro to Jeremy Saffer\n10:15 a.m. – Totally Tubular…Expanded!\n10:45 a.m. – Gear rundown\n11:00 a.m. – Pre-shoot QnA with guest/band.\n11:30 a.m. – Live Shoot: Jeremy photographs guest bands/models\n12:30 p.m. – Live Shoot: Students photograph guest bands/models\n2:30 p.m. – Wrap for the half-day group/break for extended shoot set up.\n3:00 p.m. – Live Shoot: extended time/exclusive sets/student builds: Students get extended time and sets photographing guest bands/models – building their own set optional.\n6:00 p.m. – Wrap\n\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\nAnyone with an interest in portrait photography and lighting will gain much from this program. Music photographers looking to get into music portraiture. Any photographers who want the chance to photograph a band using professional lighting in a studio setting. \nWHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW\nHaving a basic understanding of photography\, camera settings\, and being familiar with your camera is important but students do not need any prior lighting experience. \nAbout Jeremy Saffer: Since 2004\, photographer Jeremy Saffer has been making figures from the world of music\, movies\, and pop culture look iconic. Rightfully regarded as one of the most stylish and likable visual artists in contemporary media\, he has crafted a recognizable\, unique and fantastical range of styles that continue to dazzle in fresh and creative ways.\nUtilizing his natural gift for alternative flair\, it is Jeremy’s calling card to develop images and looks for clients that truly make the subject matter shine with star appeal and majestic imagery. For these reasons plus his likable\, knowledgable personality\, his portfolio extends to the covers and inside the pages of international publications such as Kerrang\, Revolver\, Metal Hammer\, Alternative Press\, Guitar World\, Outburn\, and countless other publications.\nFor a look at the caliber of entertainer who trusts Jeremy with their iconic imagery\, you can look to the likes of hard rock and metal legends from Alice Cooper\, Metallica\, Slayer\, Korn and Megadeth to contemporary heavyweights Slipknot\, Avenged Sevenfold\, Ghost\, Bring Me The Horizon and more\, movie and TV legends from A Nightmare On Elm Street\, The Walking Dead\, Hellraiser\, A Clockwork Orange’s Malcolm McDowell and many\, many more.\nSaffer has been enlisted by both publications and the talent themselves\, providing eye-popping album covers for the likes of Killswitch Engage and A Day To Remember\, producing multiple A-list print series projects and gaining millions of YouTube views from music videos he has directed with In This Moment\, Buckcherry\, members of Rob Zombie and New Years Day and more.\nOn top of this elite tier talent list\, for the past 10+ years\, Jeremy has held seminars and workshops all across the United States encouraging droves of budding photographers and helping tomorrow’s visual artists develop a style of their own.\nAs you would expect for someone with such a dynamic and interesting style\, Saffer extends to fine art photography with a litany of impactful and cinematic shots and scenes in his archive. His international back catalogue also includes hundreds of models and settings being used across a multitude of books\, galleries\, displays and art prints that have been sold all over the world.\nThe wealth of vision from his storied and unique career can be found in Jeremy’s latest project\, The Daughters Of Darkness. A fearless and provocative hybrid of his iconic music photography and penchant for fine art\, the project explores beauty within the macabre and features tributes to his love of black metal\, doom and fantastical imagery. Daring to take his art into the furthest reaches of his imagination\, this is sure to be a milestone in a career that continues to impress and expand into bold and brave new horizons.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/totally-tubular-expanded-an-led-lighting-tube-lighting-workshop-with-jeremy-saffer-july-2025/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Waltham,In-Person Classes,In-Person Lighting & Flash Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Lighting & Flash Classes,Saffer
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SUMMARY:Hunt's Portrait Workshop: Urban Portraits in Lowell with Natural Light (and Flash!)
DESCRIPTION:Join Hunt’s Photo Education for another entry in our series of portrait workshops where we will be utilizing the natural\, urban environment to work into our portraits. Brick buildings and cityscapes will all work into our compositions as we create a more working class feel in our portraits–a very unique look. To a certain extent\, these will be environmental portraits where the environment plays a role in creating the scene. Utilizing your environment in photographs is key to creating a fun portrait shoot! We will emphasize creating these portraits using available light through subject placement and composition with the aid of diffusers and reflectors. We will then separately demonstrate reasons to add in flash.\nWe will begin photographing late afternoon in the sunlight (and shade) and work to sunset along the Merrimack River along the Riverwalk in Lowell. We will be using Westcott (FJ80\, FJ200\, FJ400) strobes/flashes as well as Westcott diffusers\, both of which are excellent brands for creating stunning portraits.\nThis workshop will be co-taught by Hunt’s Photo Educator Paul Nelson and professional photographer Henry Marte. Both have extensive portrait experience and will take you through the full process\, from naturally lighting a subject\, to how to properly expose while using strobes\, to how to actually use the strobes themselves!\nPhotographers of all skill levels are encouraged to attend. \nAbout Henry Marte\nHenry is a published photographer and credited filmmaker. He specializes in various forms of photography\, including portrait\, events\, headshots\, drone\, and commercial photography. Other than attending MassArt’s Documentary Film School\, he is almost entirely self taught. He runs a small media production studio called Marte Media\, based out of Western Avenue Studios in Lowell. Some of his clients include Spartan Race\, UMass Lowell\, Phillips Academy\, Navigation Brewing Company\, and more. Originally from NYC\, he now calls Lowell\, Massachusetts his home. He enjoys New York style pizza\, walks with a camera\, and hiking to active volcanoes.
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/hunts-portrait-workshop-portraits-along-the-merrimack-river-lowell-with-natural-light-or-flash-july-2025/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,In-Person Lighting & Flash Classes,Instructor: Paul N.
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SUMMARY:Studio Personality Portraits of Children with Paula Swift- Hunt's Photo Waltham
DESCRIPTION:Join Master Photographer\, Photographic Craftsmen\, Certified Professional Photographer – Paula Swift owner of Paula Swift Photography\, Inc. in Sudbury\, MA as she shares her fun and stress-free approach to studio portraits of children. Paula loves to create fun and creative natural portraits of children using simple studio lighting and backdrops.  She lets children be themselves.  This could be by incorporating a hobby\, sport or anything that they love into their session or just capturing their authentic smiles and laughter in front of her camera. \nWe laugh\, giggle\, sing\, dance and pull out all the stops to get children to be who they truly are. Some sessions the focus is on their faces and expressions\, so clothing is kept simple and classic making it a fun and stress free way to capture your kids portraits in a modern yet timeless way. Meanwhile other sessions include a sport or hobby. This helps to tell their story of who they are and to celebrate their uniqueness. Paula believes every child is unique and these types of portraits help to capture who they are…and how we will look back and remember that fleeting time of that age they were photographed.\n\n \nThis class will cover:  \n• Studio lighting and camera gear used\n• How it’s important learn about the child(ren) you will be photographing\n• How to direct children during the session\n• To encourage children to be themselves during a session\n• Learn how to sit back and watch a moment happen\n• How to keep the session fun and engaging for each child \n  \nPlease note: Certain special workshops\, such as this one\, are non-refundable. If you need to cancel more than 10 days prior\, you can receive a 50% credit towards a class in the future. We do not offer credits within 10 days of the workshop. \n  \nAbout Paula: \nPaula Swift\, M.Photog\, Cr.\, CPP started her portrait photography business in Framingham\, MA in 2004 and then moved into a new studio in Sudbury\, MA in December 2013. Paula is the recent Past President of the Professional Photographers Association of Massachusetts – PPAM (2021-2023)\, a PPA Councilor and PPA Approved Juror. \nPaula was a staff photographer at the Worcester Telegram & Gazette in Worcester\, Mass from 1995-2005. Three of Paula’s images were part of a Pulitzer nomination and finalist entry in 2000 in feature photography for the photography staff’s coverage of the deadly Worcester warehouse fire that took the lives of six firefighters in 1999. Her photography has appeared in the Boston Globe\, New York Times\, LA Times\, Esquire\, People\, Time\, Newsweek and internationally via the Associated Press wire service \nHer portrait photography has won her two Kodak Gallery Awards\, a Hallmark Award\, Photographic Degree of Excellence by PPAM\, Loan and General Collections at IPC. ­­ In 2024\, \, Paula was recognized as Platinum Medalist\,  a Silver Medalist in 2022  and in 2014\, 2018\, 2019\, 2020 a Bronze Medalist for her photography at the Professional Photographers of America International Photographic Competition. \nIn May 2017\, Paula’s book Storytelling Portrait Photography: How to Document the Lives of Children and Families published. The book offers ideas for creating a strong and lasting client connection\, eliciting memorable moments\, finding storytelling locations\, inspiring natural action and reactions\, and capturing the inter-relationships between siblings and between children and their parents. \nPaula was born in Newport News\, Virgina and grew up Longmeadow\, Mass where she first learned to develop film in her parents’ basement with her big sister Gina who is a LA Times photographer.  She attended Fitchburg State University where she received her Bachelors of Science in Communications Media – Photography in 1995. Paula lives in Framingham\, Mass. with her husband Chris and their three sons. \n  \n 
URL:https://edu.huntsphoto.com/event/studio-personality-portraits-of-children-with-paula-swift-hunts-photo-waltham-july-2025/
CATEGORIES:Hunt's Photo Walks,Hunt's Photo, Waltham,In-Person Lighting & Flash Classes,Instructor: Paul N.,Lighting & Flash Classes
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