Leslie Spurlock’s Workshop Part 3

Ok. So remember that workshop I went to a couple of weeks ago? If not, check out part 1 and part 2 of this post. Anyway, I mentioned that I still had another brides pictures from the workshop to post but couldn’t until after April 14^th, her wedding day. Well, it is now April 19^th and I’m finally able to post her pictures!! The bride, Alexa, was so great! Not only is she beautiful but she got down and dirty for us lol. She even got attacked by some adorable yet muddy puppies. She was definitely a trooper! Alexa, congratulations to you and your new husband! I wish you both nothing but the best in your new life together! :)

 

I will be posting more on my Facebook page so make sure and friend me on there to see more pictures I took from the workshop!

Also, If you're interested in Leslie Spurlocks work or attending one of her workshops, you can visit her site here or "like" her Facebook page here.

That's all for today. Until next time, Happy Thursday! :)





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Leslie Spurlock’s Workshop Part 1

So I may actually need to split this post up into three parts, because one of the brides I photographed at the workshop isn’t actually married yet and won’t be until April 14^th. So out of respect for her, I won’t be posting her pictures until after that date. Anyways, the two day workshop with Leslie was amazing and I learned so much! The first day was all about shooting, which is what part 1 of this post will be about and the second day was all about editing and the business stuff which will be in part 2.

Day 1 of the workshop was located at The Trinity Institute in Tehuacana, TX. This place is amazingly beautiful and so much fun to shoot! The 6 hours we spent there just wasn’t enough! There were so many other spots in that one location that I could of shot! Anyways, there are so many things I learned from Leslie in just that one day alone but the main things I took away were:

1.       How to use off camera flash

2.       How to shoot in the middle of the day & where to find the best light, and..

3.       Normally I overexpose my images and she taught me when & how to underexpose my images to give them a different look & feel.

 Below are some of the pictures I took at the workshop. You can see more on my Facebook page.  There were 2 brides and 1 boudoir session. However, like I mentioned I will only be posting one of the bride’s pictures until after April 14^th and I won’t be posting too many of the boudoir, because I’m mainly interested in photographing weddings, brides, and engagements.

Stay tuned for part 2 & 3! And have a great weekend! :)





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