Street Photography
Details
How to pack powerful emotion and meaning into photos of ordinary people living ordinary lives
Wedding, news, advocacy, or corporate photography requires more than just split-second reflexes. One must be able to recognize that single instant when the characters and elements in an unstructured, impromptu scene merge into a significant image. This is the reason some news photographs and street photographs of ordinary life remain etched in memory. They pack powerful meaning into a single photo, and also invite the viewer to read his own experiences in the photo. Award-winning digital artist, both here and abroad, and one of the most talented photographers, Rommel Bundalian will show you how to take photographs that editors love, even if they are just photos of ordinary life and ordinary people.
Outline
- what street/life photography is and isn’t
- identifying the right place and right time in any scene or event
- recognizing the story element in a scene, and the single significant moment
- avoiding cliche photos
- dealing with people in a scene
- staying out of sight at close quarters
- thinking like an editor
- the staple equipment of the street/life photographer
- current and would-be wedding photographers, news photographers, and advocacy photographers
- industrial and corporate photographers
- journalists and public relations practitioners
- documentary photographers and videographers
- Completion of the PCCI basic photography workshop or equivalent
- Working knowledge of basic camera functions, parts, and accessories.
Speaker/s
Award-winning digital artist, both here and abroad, and one of the most talented photographers. Rommel is a past president of the IdN Club Philippines, the first and leading organization of digital artists in the Philippines. He is also an all-around photographer
but who specializes on wedding portraiture and coverage. His photographic works have been featured in several local publications which includes i-mag photography magazine, Lifestyle Asia Magazine, Lifestyle Asia Travel, Mega Magazine, People Asia, and View
Magazine.
As a digital artist, he was a featured artist of Wacom Asia in its March edition couple of years ago. His works were also featured in Corel Painter Official Magazine. The magazine's editor wrote, "Rommel Bundalian has become a firm favourite of the magazine website, so we decided to find out more about the man behind the art."
Philippine Center for Creative Imaging (PCCI) is the country’s premier training center for digital media and photography.
At PCCI, you’re taught by certified instructors and respected industry pros with years of experience. So you get, not only the basic how-tos, but also real-world techniques, do’s and don’ts, what works and what doesn’t.
Conveniently located in Metro Manila, our training facility provides a worry-free environment that lets you concentrate on your learning. Our after-training support is likewise unmatched in the industry.
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