Hello everyone....
Greetings to all, this is the first post in this community.
Strobist science is no stranger to the world of photography, of course the technique of photographing an image object must really be understood in using a camera flash and has its own satisfaction for the connoisseurs of an image object.
I just want to share a few stories about a small discussion event or training on the use of blist lights or commonly called Strobist.
This is an event that was held several years before the Covid pandemic hit the world.
The event had been planned by the Canon sponsor several months in advance. The purpose of this class is to provide participants with sufficient technical and artistic skills to be well prepared to take pictures in various conditions. This course/workshop is aimed at photography enthusiasts who have quite mastered basic photography.
The speakers who are invited by the event organizers come from photographers who are experienced in their fields. Of course, some photographers already know about the presenter's profile.
The event, which was held at the Sultan Selim building, Banda Aceh, was attended by various photographers as well as from several circles of the photography community in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam.
That morning all participants were absent in the book that the committee had provided. With events like this we can get to know each other in the world of photography and even share the knowledge possessed by each participant. The atmosphere in the building was very busy, the speaker started with a discussion according to the theme, namely about Strobist in the world of photography.
After being given some basic theories, the trainees are then given questions to answer the theories that have been conveyed.
The understanding of this material is conveyed in order to be applied by the photographers themselves when taking an object image and immediately put it into practice at the training location in the building's yard. The event is held from morning to evening.
There are some memorable photos that I had saved in some memory on my computer hard drive.
This is all I can share a little story about my photography science training, please give criticism and suggestions for Hivers and don't forget to help vote for me so I can be more enthusiastic in creating content for the future
Thank you for everything...
