Photography Workshops and Courses - Byron Bay NSW Australia

Who hasn't he shot for?
World reknowned photographer Mark Rogers' credits include Vogue magazine, Cosmopolitan, Juice, London Times Magazine, FHM, film stills for major feature films such as La Spagnola, Russian Doll, Cold Turkey and the list goes on. Mark has many large commercial clients (Telstra, Nine Network, Festival Mushroom records etc.) and has shot major celebrities including Russell Crowe!

CPC is proud to host two workshops by Mark when he stops by the Bay in May. The first workshop "Studio Lighting" will teach valuable lessons in lighting and pass on the tricks of the trade that Mark has acquired from many years experience. The second workshop "Fashion and Portraiture" (available to those who attend the Studio Lighting workshop) uses both a model and a character to demonstrate the process of photographing a subject from setting up the scene, to lighting and background control.

Mark really enjoys his teaching and his classes are high entertaining as well as incredibly informative. Both these workshops will be fascinating and entertaining for beginners or professionals. To see a sample of Mark Rogers work click here.

Studio Lighting 2nd-5th June 2003 (Only 1 space left)
Cost:$180.00 CPC Students $150.00

Fashion / Portraiture 7th & 8th June 2003 (only 2 spaces left)
Cost:$175.00 CPC Students: $150.00

Please keep me informed of workshops.

Described as a poor man's Indiana Jones, Peter is currently a lecturer in Photomedia at the School of Art National Institute of the Arts in Canberra. This "hands on" workshop promises to be an entertaining experience.

Narrative Photography - Peter Fitzpatrick 28th & 29th June 2003 (Sat / Sun 2pm - 6pm)
Two Day Workshop (8 Hours) Cost: Standard $120.00 / CPC Students $95.00

From East Germany to New York to Illinois … and now to Byron!

German artist Beatrix Reinhardt's life experiences living in East Germany and then moving to New York led her to discover a passion for documentary photography. In particular she became intrigued with the homeless people in New York and spent time living with them and documenting their lives.

Ms Reinhardt is set to become the first international guest tutor for CPC when she visits in June to present a 4 hour workshop which will include a lecture detailing how she came to documentary photography, and a slide show about her social documentation work.

Ms Reinhardt has photographed people from all classes of society during her travels in the United States, India, Greece and Germany and students of this workshop will benefit greatly from her teaching skills and experiences of documentary photography. She is the director of the Olin Gallery at Roanake College Illinois University and while in Australia will also be guest lecturing at the School of Art National Institute of the Arts in Canberra.

Documentary Photography - Beatrix Reinhardt 24th June 2003 (Tues 5pm - 9pm)
One Night Only. Cost: Standard $49.00 CPC Students $40.00

EXPEDITION TO UKI / MT WARNING 24& 25th August 2003
Northern New South Wales is a photographers' paradise, and no portion of it is more photogenic than the majestic Mount Warning and the lush subtropical countryside surrounding it. Byron Bay's Creative Photography Centre is offering a guided weekend photographic expedition to the area.

All images © Mark Lang

Dubbed "Cloud Catcher" by the Aborigines, and Mt Warning by Captain Cook it marked dangerous offshore reefs, the mountain is the most famous natural landmark in the area. It is a magnet for the spectacular storms that are most regular in the wet season, and the summit provides awesome 360 degree views: to Cape Byron, Australia's most easterly point, and the Pacific Ocean, and back over the beautiful hinterland to the splendid Border Ranges, which, with Mt Warning, are the rim of an extinct volcano crater.

The country around the Mt Warning National Park is green, leafy and tranquil, the rolling hills divided by crystal creeks. It is a haven for market gardeners, small-hold farmers, alternative life-stylers and rat-race refugees. The historic, languid village of Uki is nearby, boasting a quaint main street of interesting old buildings, bright flowers and tall trees.

EXPEDITION TO UKI / MT WARNING - ITINERARY

• Morning photo landscape workshop with Mark Lang at 7am

• Departs Creative Photography Centre,
Byron Bay Arts and Industry Estate, at 9am Saturday.

• Scenic drive to Uki. Guests have morning tea and familiarise
themselves with the village.

• Features include Art studios,
federation architecture, and nearby river.

• Saturday lunch at local café and 12pm.

• Tour of selected photographic locations 2 - 6pm, including afternoon tea.

• Saturday night at Uki Guesthouse.

• Drive to base of Mt Warning Sunday 5am. Climb mountain.

• The climb is quite strenuous, but not difficult,
and is through a magnificent rainforest.

• Packed lunch and morning and afternoon teas provided.

• Return to base by 5pm for pick up and return to Byron Bay.

Sausage & Veggie Sizzle on return to CPC.

Contact CPC for more detail.

Please keep me informed of workshops.



	Photography Workshops and Courses - "Blending Creativity With Technique" Shop 4 - 46 Acacia St (Arts and Industry Estate) Byron Bay NSW 2481 Australia.

Workshops Darkroom Hire Processing Hire Studio / Equipment Hire Photo Exhibitions Photo Gallery Greeting Cards B&W Print / Process Neg / Slide Scanning Mission Statement Contact CPC Links Home		Studio Lighting / Fashion Portraiture - Mark Rogers Who hasn't he shot for? World reknowned photographer Mark Rogers' credits include Vogue magazine, Cosmopolitan, Juice, London Times Magazine, FHM, film stills for major feature films such as La Spagnola, Russian Doll, Cold Turkey and the list goes on. Mark has many large commercial clients (Telstra, Nine Network, Festival Mushroom records etc.) and has shot major celebrities including Russell Crowe! CPC is proud to host two workshops by Mark when he stops by the Bay in May. The first workshop "Studio Lighting" will teach valuable lessons in lighting and pass on the tricks of the trade that Mark has acquired from many years experience. The second workshop "Fashion and Portraiture" (available to those who attend the Studio Lighting workshop) uses both a model and a character to demonstrate the process of photographing a subject from setting up the scene, to lighting and background control. Mark really enjoys his teaching and his classes are high entertaining as well as incredibly informative. Both these workshops will be fascinating and entertaining for beginners or professionals. To see a sample of Mark Rogers work click here. Studio Lighting 2nd-5th June 2003 (Only 1 space left) Cost:$180.00 CPC Students $150.00 Fashion / Portraiture 7th & 8th June 2003 (only 2 spaces left) Cost:$175.00 CPC Students: $150.00 Please keep me informed of workshops. "Transit Lounge" - Narrative Photography - Peter Fitzpatrick Building, creating, stylizing, … and you thought photography was simple! Narrative photography is the construction of tableaux to present an idea, observation, concern or fantasy. Students participating in this two day workshop with narrative photographer Peter Fitzpatrick will have the opportunity to get very hands on in creating a photo shoot from scratch. The workshop will cover how to create/ live with characters, methods of set building, practical lighting and photography tips and day two will see students involved with constructing a narrative series called "Transit Lounge". Described as a poor man's Indiana Jones, Peter is currently a lecturer in Photomedia at the School of Art National Institute of the Arts in Canberra. This "hands on" workshop promises to be an entertaining experience. Narrative Photography - Peter Fitzpatrick 28th & 29th June 2003 (Sat / Sun 2pm - 6pm) Two Day Workshop (8 Hours) Cost: Standard $120.00 / CPC Students $95.00 Please keep me informed of workshops. Documentary Photography - East German Photographer Beatrix Reinhardt From East Germany to New York to Illinois … and now to Byron! German artist Beatrix Reinhardt's life experiences living in East Germany and then moving to New York led her to discover a passion for documentary photography. In particular she became intrigued with the homeless people in New York and spent time living with them and documenting their lives. Ms Reinhardt is set to become the first international guest tutor for CPC when she visits in June to present a 4 hour workshop which will include a lecture detailing how she came to documentary photography, and a slide show about her social documentation work. Ms Reinhardt has photographed people from all classes of society during her travels in the United States, India, Greece and Germany and students of this workshop will benefit greatly from her teaching skills and experiences of documentary photography. She is the director of the Olin Gallery at Roanake College Illinois University and while in Australia will also be guest lecturing at the School of Art National Institute of the Arts in Canberra. Documentary Photography - Beatrix Reinhardt 24th June 2003 (Tues 5pm - 9pm) One Night Only. Cost: Standard $49.00 CPC Students $40.00 EXPEDITION TO UKI / MT WARNING 24& 25th August 2003 Northern New South Wales is a photographers' paradise, and no portion of it is more photogenic than the majestic Mount Warning and the lush subtropical countryside surrounding it. Byron Bay's Creative Photography Centre is offering a guided weekend photographic expedition to the area. All images © Mark Lang Dubbed "Cloud Catcher" by the Aborigines, and Mt Warning by Captain Cook it marked dangerous offshore reefs, the mountain is the most famous natural landmark in the area. It is a magnet for the spectacular storms that are most regular in the wet season, and the summit provides awesome 360 degree views: to Cape Byron, Australia's most easterly point, and the Pacific Ocean, and back over the beautiful hinterland to the splendid Border Ranges, which, with Mt Warning, are the rim of an extinct volcano crater. The country around the Mt Warning National Park is green, leafy and tranquil, the rolling hills divided by crystal creeks. It is a haven for market gardeners, small-hold farmers, alternative life-stylers and rat-race refugees. The historic, languid village of Uki is nearby, boasting a quaint main street of interesting old buildings, bright flowers and tall trees. The weekend expedition is $360.00 per person • Maximum ten people • Return transport from Byron Bay. • Lunches and morning and afternoon teas on both days. • Overnight accommodation at the Uki Guesthouse. • Guided tour of photographic locations and climbing of Mt Warning. • Professional Landscape photographer Mark Lang as guide / tutor. Check out the Wildlight Website For Bookings Contact CPC EXPEDITION TO UKI / MT WARNING - ITINERARY • Morning photo landscape workshop with Mark Lang at 7am • Departs Creative Photography Centre, Byron Bay Arts and Industry Estate, at 9am Saturday. • Scenic drive to Uki. Guests have morning tea and familiarise themselves with the village. • Features include Art studios, federation architecture, and nearby river. • Saturday lunch at local café and 12pm. • Tour of selected photographic locations 2 - 6pm, including afternoon tea. • Saturday night at Uki Guesthouse. • Drive to base of Mt Warning Sunday 5am. Climb mountain. • The climb is quite strenuous, but not difficult, and is through a magnificent rainforest. • Packed lunch and morning and afternoon teas provided. • Return to base by 5pm for pick up and return to Byron Bay. Sausage & Veggie Sizzle on return to CPC. Contact CPC for more detail. Please keep me informed of workshops.