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Current Registration Status – 1 Spot Remaining!
The ultimate one-day environmental portrait workshop in the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
In this hands-on workshop you’ll get intensive training from world renowned portrait photographer Sean Lara.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Off-Camera Flash Magic: Become a pro with light! You’ll learn to shoot in a variety of situations you’d regularly experience during an outdoor portrait session.
Hands-On Instruction: I firmly believe the best way to learn is by actually doing it! You’ll receive constant hands-on attention and instruction to become comfortable with your camera and lighting.
Build Your Portfolio: You’ll have access to a variety of models to build your portfolio and practice lighting and posing techniques.
Creativity: I share my approach to capturing stunning, environmental portraits in any setting and translate it into a process you can learn.
THE FREE SWAG!
Everyone in attendance will walk away with free gear and swag!
CheetahStand Gift Card: Every attendee will receive a $100 gift card to purchase any gear on the CheetahStand website.
Geekoto Gear: All attendees will receive some Geekoto swag with a chance to win a GT200 and other flash gear.
Pro Prints Canvas: By signing up, you’ll get a free canvas wrap from Pro Prints. Print one of your favorite images out for your home, office or client!
MagMod Starter Kits: Two attendees will have the chance to win a free MagMod flash kit!
Evoto AI Credits: Everyone will receive 30 free Evoto Ai credits to use towards their next editing session.
…And more to be announced!
EXAMPLES OF WHAT WE’LL BE CREATING
SCHEDULE
Environmental Portraits Lecture
Hands on Practice
Catered Lunch
Hands-on Photography with Models – Mountain Setting
Break / Location Change
More Hands-on Photography with Models – Golden Hour / Sunset
Optional Bonus Evening Photography – Astrophotography Portraits (weather dependent)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT IS THE COST?
Your investment is $697. 50% is due when you sign up, the remaining is due one week before the workshop. Because of the exclusivity of this workshop, no refunds will be provided unless we can find someone to fill your spot.
HOW DO I GET TO ESTES PARK?
If you’re traveling from out of state, you’ll want to fly into Denver International Airport. From there, you can rent a car and drive up to Estes Park. The drive is about an hour and a half from the airport.
WHAT’S THE SITUATION WITH LODGING?
October is a very busy tourist season in Estes Park – make sure you book your hotel ASAP. I recommend the Holiday Inn – the rooms are nice and within walking distance of downtown Estes.
HOW MUCH GEAR SHOULD I BRING?
SHOULD I BE WORRIED ABOUT ALTITUDE SICKNESS?
Estes Park is at 7,500ft in elevation, and some people do experience shortness of breath, headaches, dizziness, and dehydration. I recommend that a week before the workshop, you drink more water than you usually do. 3 days beforehand, limit alcohol consumption and during your stay, hydrate frequently, and be prepared with aspirin or CBD. On your first day at altitude, limit physical activity to allow your body to acclimate.
WHAT KIND OF WEATHER CAN I EXPECT?
Generally speaking the weather is extremely mild and beautiful this time of year. However, plan and expect for Winter weather just in case as Estes Park is in the Mountains. Layering is key and prepare for any weather.
CAN MY SPOUSE/FRIEND “TAG ALONG” WITH US DURING THE DAY, EVEN IF THEY’RE NOT ATTENDING THE WORKSHOP?
MEET SEAN
Sean is based in Colorado and has been a full-time wedding photographer since 2010. Specializing in environmental portraiture, he’s best known for incorporating a variety of unique off-camera flash techniques that have won him awards with WPPI, ISPWP, WPJA and Fearless. In both 2020 & 2021, he was listed as one of the top ten photographers in the world by the Wedding Photojournalist Association. As an ambassador for MagMod, Geekoto, CheetahStand and others, you can find him regularly on the web and at education events instructing other professionals on how to get more creative with off-camera flash and their business.
