This new series of workshops, part of the Seed to Bloom programme will select a seasonal flower each month

See-Take-Make with Celia Henderson

5. AUG. The Rose

Date and Time: Two Sessions:

July 30 & Aug 1 10-11.30 am

The Workshops

What will we cover:

• What do you see
• Location, planning and outcomes
• What’s our approach
• What equipment, camera, lenses, accessories
• By how much (if at all) can we control the lighting
• Camera settings to achieve your visualisation
• A lot of post processing skills – to enhance the capture and complete the vision

Each workshop will incorporate one or more approach and discuss the suggested equipment (including a pair of scissors and a dental mirror), how to manage the light, backgrounds, composition and which post processing tools give the ultimate results

Covering a whole variety of approaches – just look at the list …

Pick a flower a month and test your vision, photographic skills and creativity.

The Rose

Flowers, Textures, Text and Brushes

Combining images with the right texture, adding text either for captions or as an overlay. Making brushes to add signatures or paint

Focus Stacking Indoors

Focus stack vs narrow depth of field with high f.stop? Diffraction trade off? Exposing for the highlights and shadows. Processing focus stacked collection. The whole process – capture, process RAW file. Create texture and create composite with completed flower subject and background.

Tips and Tricks for tweaking flower portraits

Puppet Warp to bend those petals and stems. Simple brush and colour painting to hide and remove distractions. ACR to focus on the subject. Clone stamp tool and all it’s hidden properties.

Close up and Gradient maps and filters

Making metal. Many soft flowers work really well with black and white and gradient map treatments – I’ll show you my techniques.

Booking a place

Digital Imaging Member - £8

RPS Member - £12

General admission - £15

If you are not already a Digital Imaging member it might be advantageous to join as a Digital Only member and benefit from reduced ticket prices.

Digital Imaging Home Page | Digital Imaging Workshops | Join Digital Imaging (£14pa) | Join Digital Imaging Online (£7 pa)
In these workshops we’ll start at the end of the process by visualising the finished masterpiece, consider your intended output (print medium, digital). That directs us to the take stage, what equipment, lens, camera settings, backgrounds, compositions, lighting, do we need. And before you even click the shutter button, reflect on the features and magic that can be applied from the post processing software.

Whether you are seeking to create a sharp botanical study, a still life, a competition entry or a dreamy watercolour painting, let me guide you through the “See, Take, Make” workflow. With each workshop putting seasonal flowers in the limelight, we will put our vision plan to the test and consider how to best capture the shot(s) and which tools will be required to complete the post processing workflow, so you are fully prepared and motivated to capture the tulips of spring, the sweet peas of summer, the glorious dahlias and rudbeckia of autumn and the resilient snowdrops in winter.

 We’ll start at the end of the process by visualising the finished masterpiece, consider your intended output (print medium, digital). That directs us to the take stage, what equipment, lens, camera settings, backgrounds, compositions, lighting, do we need. And before you even click the shutter button, reflect on the features and magic that can be applied from the post processing software.

Whether you are seeking to create a sharp botanical study, a still life, a competition entry or a dreamy watercolour painting, let me guide you through the “See, Take, Make” workflow. With each workshop putting seasonal flowers in the limelight, we will put our vision plan to the test and consider how to best capture the shot(s) and which tools will be required to complete the post processing workflow, so you are fully prepared and motivated to capture the tulips of spring, the sweet peas of summer, the glorious dahlias and rudbeckia of autumn and the resilient snowdrops in winter.

The Workshops

What will we cover:

• What do you see
• Location, planning and outcomes
• What’s our approach
• What equipment, camera, lenses, accessories
• By how much (if at all) can we control the lighting
• Camera settings to achieve your visualisation
• A lot of post processing skills – to enhance the capture and complete the vision

Each workshop will incorporate one or more approach and discuss the suggested equipment (including a pair of scissors and a dental mirror), how to manage the light, backgrounds, composition and which post processing tools give the ultimate results

Covering a whole variety of approaches – just look at the list …

Pick a flower a month and test your vision, photographic skills and creativity.

Booking a place

Digital Imaging Member - £8

RPS Member - £12

General admission - £15

If you are not already a Digital Imaging member it might be advantageous to join as a Digital Only member and benefit from reduced ticket prices.

Digital Imaging Home Page | Digital Imaging Workshops | Join Digital Imaging (£14pa) | Join Digital Imaging Online (£7 pa)

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Cancellation Policy

It is inevitable, that occasionally an event will be postponed or cancelled for this or another reason beyond the RPS’s control. If an event is postponed we will transfer your booking to the rearranged event, with the option of a refund if the rescheduled date is not suitable for you. Occasionally an event may also be cancelled owing to a lack of bookings.

If an event is cancelled we will give you as much notice as we are able and any payment by you to the RPS in respect of the event is offered as a full refund. In the case of events cancelled because of a lack of interest, we will aim to give you as much notice as possible.