{ Furious Photographers Workshop }
I remember when I attended the first Furious Photographers workshop. Boy was I excited. But I was also nervous. I was fidgety. I had more than a couple butterflies milling around inside of me. After all, I was as newbie as newbie gets.
Fast forward a bit to the 2nd Furious Photographers workshop and just a few things have changed. I came this time with a better knowledge of my camera. A couple more lenses. A few more memory cards. A cool bag to hold it all in. And though I still had a bit of that nervous-excited feeling in my tummy I also felt this awesome reassuring calm that hey, these are a bunch of cool dudes. Dudes who don’t mind that I am a newbie – who in fact embrace my newbieness (and everyone else’s newbieness) and kindly show us the ropes. Fun, helpful dudes who led an awesome first workshop and a top-of-the-notch 2nd one as well!!
For this one we met at their killer home studio and learned some of the business side of wedding photography before heading off on an awesome shoot in downtown LA. Gavin of Gavin Photography led us to an explosion of rainbow colors… I can’t believe I never knew this place existed! After shooting there we went back to the studio and covered some post-processing techniques. Fun and informative, doesn’t get much better than that!
A big thank you to Andrew and Megan – the gorgeous models who could not take a bad picture if they tried their darndest, to Peter for referring them, and All Made Up for their dazzling make-up and hair artistry. And of course to the FP team for an amazing day!
Aren’t they both gorgeous?
And now for a few behind-the-scenes photos…
Doug in the studio:
Lawrence demonstrates:
The Furious Photographers setting up the shots… they make great models too!
Kevin keeps one eye out for traffic:
With Tawny!
At the end of the day the Furious Photographers took a quick group photo! See the final result on their blog:
Tags: Engagement Photography, los angeles engagement photography, los angeles wedding photography, wedding photography workshop
July 25th, 2008 at
Needless to say – wonderful pictures! I actually forgot that I held Andrew’s hand! =x
July 25th, 2008 at
LOL I looked at the pictures again and it made me laugh! Your pictures really helped remind me of the fun times :D xo -Lawrence
July 25th, 2008 at
This is the coolest post of the day! I looked through their website… they do some amazing stuff.
July 25th, 2008 at
WOW!!! Your photography is getting better and better each time I visit your page =) Keep up the great work~!!! It’s always cool to see female photographers so passionately into photography!
July 25th, 2008 at
Awesome post! I love the candid feeling that all your photos have!
July 25th, 2008 at
Oh wow! The girl’s really good looking.. your pictures definitely do the models justice. =)
July 25th, 2008 at
Great work!!!!! I love the behind the scene…it’s funny.
July 25th, 2008 at
Dude all those guys holding hands and looking all studly with 2+ cameras and bags hanging off their shoulders would be enough to turn my ghey!!
July 25th, 2008 at
WOW!! From the looks of the pictures…I thought you were an professional expert!! I love your pictures! Is there any tricks I can learn from you about post-processing? I’m still a beginner…I have lots to learn!! Hope you don’t mind me subscribing to you~!
Kiwi
July 25th, 2008 at
Wow Adrienne, these photos are GORGEOUS! I can see so much improvement in these compared to the photos from the first workshop…these workshops look like a lot of fun! Great job! :)
July 26th, 2008 at
oh man what a blast! this set…i think trumps a lot of other sets, if not all, of models used at workshops! awesome shots!!! and the female model is hawt! you can keep the guy
July 26th, 2008 at
Super photos Adrienne! I think you really captured the fun and excitement of the workshop in your photos. Until the next workshop…
July 27th, 2008 at
NICE! Thanks for sharing!
July 28th, 2008 at
omg wow
amazing pictures.
where is that?! i’d love to go see all that graffiti.
July 29th, 2008 at
@Furious Photographers –
Thanks for an awesome workshop!! Can’t wait til the next one!
@wonny14 –
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, they are an awesome team of photographers :)
@ImprezaGirl –
Thank you!! It’s really encouraging to hear such kind words! :)
@skyet99 –
Thanks, I love trying to catch the little moments when they think the camera’s not on them :P
@gonchoi –
Thanks! Isn’t she though??
@chocolatemoussecake –
Thank you! There was a lot of laid back humor that day which really made the workshop uber fun.
@Skunkabilly –
Haha your comment totally had me LOLing.
@Mizz_Kiwee_225 –
Thank you so much for the encouraging words! I’m still a beginner too, but I sent you a message with some of my favorite post-processing tips!
@minteefoto –
Thanks! I really appreciate your supportive words… it’s so reassuring to hear my photos are getting better rather than worse! :P
@dimsom –
Yeah aren’t they hotties?? I was like, where did you find such perfect people?? haha.
@naner502 –
Thanks Kevin! Did you end up signing up for the David Jay one?
@gracefuleye –
Thanks for dropping by! :)
@flamingdust7 –
It’s near 1st and Alameda in downtown… you turn south onto Vignes St. from 1st and I think it’s right there! Let’s go sometime!
July 29th, 2008 at
great shots!! i did a shoot over there with yuri a few months ago for one of my assignments! it’s great, isn’t it? i can’t wait to go back for more…
July 30th, 2008 at
wow! nice pics! this guy is good lookin.. :P the last pic of your post is cool. looks like matrix agents get photographed by this guy xD ^^
July 30th, 2008 at
@adriennephoto –
ooh thanks! i’m down to go whenever!
July 31st, 2008 at
hi adreeeen. just got done showing matty your photos. he gave them a thumbs up and was reminiscing about how u and ur small silver camera were attached at the hip back in the day.
i sooo can’t wait to see the ones you took this past weekend!
August 1st, 2008 at
very very cool!!!!! great job! looks like it was a really fun workshop!!!
August 6th, 2008 at
Great pictures! I still have to post some up too!!!
December 26th, 2008 at
Great pictures! This looks like it was a fantastic workshop!