M2 Studio Photography Workshops | Makati, Philippines

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 2016/09/24
9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Reserved spaces: 2 / 15 Pending spaces: 0

Categories

Advanced Photography

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Topics covered: Learning to see “Light”, Intro to lighting techniques, Basic lighting set-ups for portraiture, Using natural and studio lights creatively, Solving technical problems in lighting, “Guerrilla lighting” techniques. Food and product photography tips & techniques
Instructors: Edwin Celestino & Michael Mariano
Fees: P2,500.00 inclusive of meals, snacks, food materials and certificate of completion
Where: (@ Newton Studio, Makati City, Philippines):
1406 A Newton St. Brgy. San Isidro, Makati city
MAP: https://goo.gl/maps/DnqZDI

Requirements & more information:

IMPT: We recommend that the participant should have completed the Henry’s/M2 studios’ basic workshop course or any other basic photography course. This course is designed for participants who have a solid grasp of photography A digital point & shoot (with manual / PASM mode) or digital SLR is necessary for the photography workshop.

You can also bring your accessories (flash triggers, light modifiers, flashes) if you have questions during the workshop.

Call (02) 209-8300 / +639328854615 or email us at workshops@m2studio.biz for more information. Alternately you can also contact us here.

Instructor Profiles:

EDWIN CELESTINO
Fashion & Advertising photographer
One of the Philippines’ foremost fashion and advertising photographers, with more than 30 years professional experience. His client list includes all of the major department stores, fashion designers and many of the leading magazines in Metro Manila.

Of late, he is into education, teaching photography in the DLS-College of St. benilde from 2003 to 2010. Presently, he teaches at Cosmopoint International Institute of Technology while also conducting workshops for Henry’s Professional. He has conducted workshops for the Ayala and Ortigas’ Foundations.

MICHAEL MARIANO
Commercial photographer | Multimedia Designer www.marianomedia.com
A professional artist with over 15 years worth of experience in digital imaging and photography. His client list includes direct clients, leading design agencies, magazines and companies in Metro Manila. He has taught photography and multimedia design for colleges and workshops in the Philippines.

Michael’s works has been exhibited in the Philippines and at the Philippine Consulate in New York during his 2 year Pratt Institute post-graduate studies. After his post-graduate education, he also crafted portraits and materials for Scratch DJ Academy, Scratch Events and Scratch Weddings which forms the Scratch Music Group in NYC, USA. As of late, he currently leads and manages M2 Photography Studio.

APPLE PUEBLO
Chef Entrepreneur | Food Stylist
http://mangoes-bananas.blogspot.com

A self-taught food stylist, Apple has been working with AdFix Production (now Archetype Design Studio) on a series of food styling projects for print and TVC since 2012. She doesn’t stick to what is written on food styling books, thus, she doesn’t require sacks of ingredients just to make a single shot of a good and tasty-looking dish. Picking the right ingredient, preparing and assembling it the proper way would do the trick.

As a graduate of Culinary Arts at MIHCA Makati, she practiced her culinary skills at Basilio’s Restaurant in Burgos Circle. She later put up a home-based cafe in Cavite (Marseilla Cafe) to serve good food at the suburbs, and to keep the creativity flowing.

APPLE PUEBLO’s PORTFOLIO