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This relaxed informal one-day workshop with Crash Taylor will explore all

aspects of wedding photography. He will take you through how he photographs a

wedding from bridal prep to the first dance. He will explain his shooting techniques

to set you apart from your competition and will also cover equipment, lighting,

posing, creating your own style, marketing and much more.

Crash will show and tell what it takes to make it as a successful full time wedding photographer. Delegates will walk away with an understanding of how Crash has been able to rise to top of his market in just 4 short years as well as being named one of the top 10 UK winter wedding photographers by Professional Photographer magazine. He will give you the guidance and advice needed to excel quickly into the competitive world of wedding photography.

Schedule:

Wednesday March 24th 2010 10am – 6pm – SOLD OUT

Contact Crash for future dates.

New date – May 26th 10am – 6pm

Location:

The inspiring Nottingham contemporary art museum http://www.nottinghamcontemporary.org

Other topics that we will discuss:

The use of natural light, speedlites, video lights and reflectors

How to deliver a presentation to your clients so you get the booking

The importance of capturing and creating moments

Communication

Blogs

For who: Photographers who have a desire to grow, develop their craft and deepen their knowledge. Who want to take their wedding photography and business skills to the next level.

The workshop is limited to only 8-10 delegates to maxmise the time we have together.

Price: £249.00 including VAT,  lunch and refreshments.

Please note that Crash is unable to accept delegates within a 40 mile radius of Nottinghamshire. Thank you for your understanding.


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‘Crash Taylor is in love with photography. Inquisitive, searching, evolving,
imaginative and never content with the average. Look at his pictures and
his passion and enthusiasm are clear. Crash Taylor is a true photographer’
Grant Scott, Editor, Professional Photographer Magazine.