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Razzle Dazzle | photography workshop

admin — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 01:28:09 +0000

The photography workshop focused more on letting the participants acquire that “photographer’s eye”. And so I chose to share my knowledge on how to compose a photo instead rather than focusing more in editing. My aim was for them to be very observant with every detail when they frame their photo. That each photo has its own story to tell and by putting those in a harmonious way would create a story. This workshop, we tackled from landscape photography, food, fashion but I decided to do more portraits as doing portrait photography is the usual kind of photography. They are only using kit lenses and I taught them how to use them in portraiture.

So here are the shots of my participants and after teaching them basic knowledge using Photoshop and just guiding them through, they were the one who edited their photos. Editing was more of their own taste rather than me dictating what they want to do with their own photos. Again I would like to thank to the Lord God above for giving us a wonderful weather for the shoot, my participants who showed in my workshop with great enthusiasm and to the organizer of the workshop, Ms. Pickle Flores, for letting this workshop possible. I hope that a Razzle Dazzle part 2 will be in store in the future. So I am also calling out you people who are interested to learn photography that I am open to one on one workshops or group workshops, just shoot me an email…

photos 31-37 are photographed by me.

Once again THANK YOU SO MUCH…

Razzle Dazzle | Photography Workshop | Cagayan de Oro City

admin — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:14:54 +0000

raz•zle-daz•zle (r z l-d z l)
n. Informal
1. Dazzling excitement.
2. Extravagant or showy display, as of technique

Summer is fast approaching! Instead of lazing around all day and being perfectly useless till June, why not enhance your artistic skills? As soon as June kicks in, you’re swagging your new photo skills! Everyone can snap a photo, but can you do it the FRESH FUN FUNKY WAY? I’ll be teaching you tricks of the trade, GOOD LIGHTING, UNIQUE COMPOSITIONS, BASIC EDITING SKILLS! Mix it up with your own unique personality and you’re one step away from a kick-ass photograph! Basic doesn’t have to be boring, but take this crash course on the FRESH, FUN, FUNKY workshop and after, you’ll be shooting like a pro-fezzional! This is one kick-ass workshop I know you’ll never forget! – Bon Aserios

workshop fee: Php3500

for more details on the INCLUSIONS and also for RESERVATIONS please contact these numbers:

(088) 855-2273 / (08822) 72-2273

0921-452-8362 / 0922-488-7160

look for: Stephanie Balani

LESSON PLAN INCLUDES:

*the Basics ( composition and elements )

* how to use your DSLR in Manual mode

*lighting ( available light management )

*color management

*Portraiture/Fashion photography ( how to instruct/communicate with a model/subject and look for best angle )

*Landscape Photography

* learning to gain INSTINCT…how to get that “photographer’s eye”

*and most of all, POST-PROCESSING your photos using photo editing software.

wedding photographer | cagayan de oro city

admin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:32:27 +0000

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i was featured on one of the episodes of MAGTV ABS-CBN, a local television show. They were featuring people who excels on their field. I was happy to be featured in the field of wedding photography.

check my website for more wedding photos and contact info please visit my website:

www.bonaserios.com

summarized translation:
They are still students, yet are already professional photographers.
Meet Dustein Sibug and Bon Aserios.

Narrator: Fun, Fresh and Funky photography is what Bon wants to do, and that’s what he wants
to treat his wedding photos.

But before he ventured to wedding photography, he has also done different mediums of art.

Bon: My photos usually breaks from the usual wedding photography.
My approach to wedding photography is photojournalistic.

photography workshop

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 17:13:40 +0000

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Time has changed. Gone are the days when photographs are processed a week long just to have 30 great photos. Gone are the days when only a few selected people can have a camera and take photos. The day has come where anyone can hold a digital camera and take thousands of photos. Anyone can hold a pencil, but not anyone can draw. This goes the same with photography, everyone can take pictures, but not anyone can make a great image. But with ample knowledge through photography workshops and practice in photography, I can guarantee that someday, your photos will be highly praised.
And with modern technology, photography has evolved to a more interesting subject. Post processing hasn’t been this easy and exciting as before. Photo post processing and editing became a salad bowl of creativity. Knowledge of photo editing softwares has now been a need to learn.
So in this photography workshop, I’ll be sharing to you my workflow when I take photos during my photo shoots. The lesson plan includes:
1st day:
- Basic photography ( composition and elements discussion)
- How to use your DSLR camera in MANUAL MODE
- Camera settings in manual mode
- Lighting ( available lights indoor and outdoor tips & tricks )
- Color management
- Portraiture ( how to instruct/communicate with a model – my style )
- Fashion photography
- Landscape photography
- Instincts on taking photos ( when given a situation: what to do, what to think and what to look for to get a good shot )
2nd day:
- and PHOTO EDITING/ENHANCING ( using 3 photography editing/enhancing softwares ) the FRESH FUN FUNKY WAY! ( half to whole day session )
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My photography workshop is by invitation only, may it be one on one or group photography workshop.

If you are interested, please contact me by filling this form in this link :

http://www.bonaserios.com/contact/

photography workshop

admin — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 14:20:48 +0000

a photography workshop i did last July 11, 2009. They were expecting to have around 20+ participants, but because it was a saturday and alot of them were tasked to cover an event outside the city. But nonetheless, the seminar went well, it became a more intimate one as they were only 8 participants left. It was easy to talk to a small group. I hope they learned a lot from my talk and will be inspired to release their creativity through photography…
“…it’s not the PANA….OKEY?…”