PPAM Photopalooza 2018
Volume Photography
Making it work for me!
with Melvin Guante
Date: Sunday August 5th, 2018
Time: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Location:
Melvin's Photo
34 Frank Street
Watertown MA 02472
The days of dull cookie-cutter photography of school and sports teams are gone! You can now offer exciting contemporary photography that captures the character of each individual while still maintaining an efficient workflow.
I will show you how my techniques as applied to volume photography, will enable you to efficiently produce creative photographs that sell.
This program will cover getting started -- how to find prospective jobs – as well as workflow -- including the actual photography and pre- and post- production.
When you leave you’ll have the tools you’ll need to land your job and to photograph it with confidence. And what’s more; you’ll make money doing it! And, you will be able to do this with the equipment you already have on hand.
The days of dull cookie-cutter photography of school and
sports teams are gone! You can now
offer exciting contemporary photography that captures the c
haracter of each individual while
still maintaining an efficient workflow.
I will show you how my techniques as applied to volume photo
graphy, will enable you to
efficiently produce creative photographs that sell.
This program will cover getting started
--
how to find prospective jobs
–
as well as workflow
--
including the actual photography and pre- and post- produ
ction.
When you leave you
’
ll have the tools you
’
ll need to land your job and to photograph it with
confidence. And what
’
s more; you
’
ll make money doing it! And, you will be able to do this wit
h
the equipment you already have on hand.
Join Melvin in August for a full day of fun and learning.
All PPA member attendees will receive 1 Merit.
PPA # Must be provided at time of registration.
Class limit: 10
Date: August 5, 2018
Time: 10:00 am– 4:30 pm
Payment must be made upon registration
Location:
Melvin's Photo
34 Frank Street
Watertown MA 02472
617-828-1224
Since an early age, I was fascinated by The Arts. I looked at my uncle in amazement as he played with his enormously huge and shiny new camera. It had all the bells and whistles. It was then that I knew I wanted to be a photographer.
While in High School, my art teacher inspired my creativity and did not allow me to settle for the ordinary and encouraged me to get out of my comfort zone, so I could be more innovative. I went on to drawing, painting and making clay sculptures that were exhibited in a year-end art displays. She taught me patience and perseverance. In college I was exposed to African Art which led me to explore and immerse myself in everything it had to offer. This had a profound lifelong influence on my work.
I am a passionate photographic artist, with an Associate Degree in Liberal Arts. I currently an active member on the Board of The Professional Photographers of Massachusetts (PPAM) I hold a certification degree, CPP, by PPA and have the honor of servicing as Liaison for the CPP program for MA.
