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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 January 2011 10:26 Wednesday, 15 April 2009 14:49

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Photography is my passion

I love photography.

I love talking about it.
I love reading about it
I enjoy looking at photographs.
I love the creative process that makes great photographs
I love learning new things.
And I also love to pass on the knowledge that has accumilated in my brain.

I have been told that I have an ablity to express ideas at a level that is appropriate for the listener.

Something new, for me

I am trying out web based events... events that I can put on, that you can attend from the comfort of your home or office.

Please send me any suggestions or comments on this endeavour... I am learning as I go

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0 #5 George Hatzipantelis 2010-07-06 06:27

Took several of Glenn's workshops on lighting and every workshop was spot on. Learned many great new ideas and have incorporated them in my work. Thanks Glenn.

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0 #4 Al 2010-07-05 16:53

I've had the opportunity to attend several of Glenn's workshops and found his lesson organization and teaching style to be first-rate.
Beyond the stated learning outcomes, Glenn takes the time to thoroughly answer questions and offers the support and encouragement to make every event a personal success with a considerable set of take-away skills.
As stated above, Glenn is passionate about photography and it is infectious!
I'd recommend his courses to anyone...friendly guidance from a true professional. You won't be disappointed but you will be surprised at the skill growth you've attained.

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0 #3 Tom 2010-07-05 15:19

Glenn's workshops and studio sessions have always been informative and very helpful. Nothing beats hands on to truly learn and better understand what you want to accomplish with your photography. Glenn is a patient and understanding instructor, who helps you to improve. I always feel inspired to work harder at my photography by putting into practice what I have learned after a workshop/studio session with Glenn.

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0 #2 Lee 2010-07-05 10:15

I have had the opportunity to attend all of Glenn's workshops as well as many of the photo shoots he has organized. The opportunity to have a professional like Glenn to assist and instruct with every step from the idea, set design, lighting, photographing, and finally touchup and printing is invaluable. His guidance and patience to work with groups and individuals while also providng the environment, models and subjects is a credit to his ability to both teach and have any student understand photography. Any beginner or progressing photographer will definitely benefit from Glenn's instruction.

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0 #1 Glenn 2010-06-11 11:09

I had been shooting for several years’ and studio photography was a mystery to me. I had taken several courses that were theory based but still didn’t know “how” to light a subject. Glenn’s “Introduction to studio lighting” finally gave me the opportunity to see the light. He took complicated theory and presented it in a manner easy for new photographers to understand. I also learned for the first time how to set up lighting by myself. We took shots and then as a group discussed our results. Glenn showed us why the lighting was right or what could be improved. Being able to see the result and then go back, fix the problem, proved invaluable. For the first time I could see how lighting in a studio worked and why. My lack of knowledge quickly escalated to knowledgeable beginner!

Randy

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