Here’s Michael Robinson Chavez at the start of his Fotovision seminar that we recently hosted. We’ve had a lot of great photographers in here and in the future we’ll try and get a mini interview or a few questions and answers posted to our site. We hear your requests for that and will do our best the next time around. Also, we do […]
We were honored to host Ed Kashi‘s Fotovision workshop over the weekend here at Orange. Here’s a few images of the happenings… Ed is a really personable photographer and was very open to sharing his insights and with a more intimate group, was able to share and spend a lot of […]
Pipeline Crossing In Okrika, Niger Delta, Nigeria ©Ed Kashi 2006
We’re totally honored to have Ed Kashi here at Orange. He will be part of another Fotovision event to share the wonderful work he did on the Niger Delta with an opening lecture and we are thrilled […]
In conjuction with Fotovision, we’ll be hosting professional photographer Glenn Matsumura’s lighting workshop on June 14th at our photography studio. This class will center on techniques using the small flash and is ideal for those who are working in the field either on assignment or on their own project. Students will try out flash techniques in the neighborhood and the results will be shared and discussed. Topics include: – Using available light – Color correction gels – […]
Renown portrait photographer Amy Arbus was in our studio over the weekend conducting ‘Portraits Without Walls’, a Fotovision.org 2-day workshop. The course was designed to encourage students to photograph people in an entirely new way; to develop a sense of movement and urgency in their photographs. On Sunday, the students photographed the Cherry Blossom Festival Grand Parade at Civic Center and then discussed their experience. Towards the end of the workshop, students were able to get feedback […]
We will be hosting “Portraits Without Walls” that Fotovision is putting on here at the studios the weekend of April 19th. This is sure to fill up early so if you are interested, register today! We’re honored to have Ms. Arbus at our studio and hope that everyone who participates will get a lot out of this fantastic opportunity! photo © Amy Arbus, Hula/Cocoanuts, Hawaii, 2005