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Interiors Photography workshop A three days workshop covering the fundamentals of interiors photgraphy with DSLR camera equipment, strobes and continuous lighting. Registration Fee: QR. 1500/ Seats Available: 15 To Register please send email to education@katara.net Scott Hargis is a location advertising photographer specializing in interiors and architecture. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Scott also shoots portraits and adventure sports. Known for his technical expertise and “can do” attitude, scott approaches every project with enthusiasm and professionalism, applying creativity and flawless technique to deliver outstanding images under any conditions. He’s fast, fun to be around and easy to work with. Who Should Attend You are a very confident user of full manual exposure control on your camera. This workshop assumes you already know how to use your flashes in manual modes and how to trigger them. You are aiming to consolidate your understanding and improve basic techniques as well as be introduced to some new ideas and techniques that will give you the confidence to experiment with di erent creative outcomes. What you should bring * Your Camera * Tripod * Wide to medium range lenses (preferably zoom in the 18 40mm range including crop factor) * Speed light and stand, and/or mono lights, as well as umbrellas. Students will be working in small groups, so bring what you have, and there should be plenty of gear to go around. OUTLINE DAY 1 AFTERNOON 5:00 pm 8:00 pm Location shooting. Scott walks through the location, discusses ideas for shots, identifies 2 or 3 good angles, and then sets up and photographs them, talking through every aspect of the process. Photos are made tethered to a laptop so students can easily see every step. DAY 2 MORNING  AFTERNOON 9:00 am 5:00 pm Location Shooting. Students break into small groups of 2 or 3 and begin making photos under Scotts’s instruction. We keep the photos relatively simple, focusing more on composition and basic lighting. Location shooting. Scott shoots another photo, again breaking the process down step by step. Students again make photos, this time more complex work. DAY 3 MORNING AFTERNOON  9:00 am 5:00 pm Location Shooting. scott shoots one photo (complex). Students make two photos,Complex. Classroom image collection, review and group critique, post processing, closing remarks from Scott.