Na zeer geslaagde fotografieworkshop in Rotterdam, Delft en de Loonse Drunense Duinen met Steven Maybury is het nu tijd om Kinderijk met hem te verkennen. Wie gaat er mee?

In het kort:
- Fotografieworkshop tussen 11.00 en 15.00
- Voertaal is Engels, Steven is Iers
- Benodigdheden: spiegelreflex-, systeem- of bridgecamera of een compactcamera met uitgebreide instelmogelijkheden (niet geschikt voor smartphone)
- Neem je eigen lunch/snacks mee. We eindigen de workshop met een kop koffie (eigen kosten) en een nabespreking
- Rondlopen door Kinderdijk om te fotograferen is gratis. Toegang tot de molens, het museum, etc.. kost 19 euro. Dit staat niet op de planning voor de workshop.
- Annuleren/terugbetaling is mogelijk tot en met donderdag 31 oktober
- Check deze link om een beeld te krijgen van wat we gaan doen: https://drive.google.com...=drive_link

Bericht van Steven:

The workshop:
In this workshop we will use the windmills of Kinderdijk as subject, as they transport us to an18th century industrial landscape for inspiration. Using landscape and architecture photography approaches and editing techniques, we aim to craft visions old and new using the windmills. This workshop is condition for all weather types (once we are prepared) as the moods and atmospheres can greatly change. Colour and black and white images will be featured in the workshop, focusing on composition and the beauty of the nature and wildlife surrounded the windmills.

A little about me:
Steven Maybury has been a photographer and photography educator for the last 17 years. He has worked as a landscape photography teacher around the globe for 10 years as head of teaching of Dublin Photography School and currently Is a university lecturer in photography in NCAD. He has been teaching in the Netherlands with different schools for nearly 5 years and have discovered it to be a wealth of resources for teaching and a playground for photography fun using the unique Dutch landscape for inspiration.