Travel Photography for the Jet Set using Mirrorless Cameras, iPad and Snapseed
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David Brommer Photo: http://suspectphotography.com
In this Event Space class B&H Maven David Brommer will elaborate on his thought process and share his mobile iPad-based workflow.
David traveled to Mexico to document the Day of the Dead celebration in four cities in four days. His choice of gear was the high end yet compact Fujifilm XPro 1, three lenses (Zeiss 12mm, Fujifilm 18 mm f 2.0, and 35mm f1.4), and a retina display iPad all packed in a small Domke satchel bag. The results were a stunning photo essay documenting the inner Mexican culture of death. By using the ultimate mobile photo app, Google's Snapseed, Brommer was able to edit and process the images on the go and return home with a completed body of work ready to be used in a Blurb book, prints and blog.
David Brommer Photo: http://suspectphotography.com
In this Event Space class B&H Maven David Brommer will elaborate on his thought process and share his mobile iPad-based workflow.
David traveled to Mexico to document the Day of the Dead celebration in four cities in four days. His choice of gear was the high end yet compact Fujifilm XPro 1, three lenses (Zeiss 12mm, Fujifilm 18 mm f 2.0, and 35mm f1.4), and a retina display iPad all packed in a small Domke satchel bag. The results were a stunning photo essay documenting the inner Mexican culture of death. By using the ultimate mobile photo app, Google's Snapseed, Brommer was able to edit and process the images on the go and return home with a completed body of work ready to be used in a Blurb book, prints and blog.
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