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Many people have an interest in photography, but how many
actually have the skills and knowledge to become a
professional? On Monday October 25, 2010 the Studio of Dan
Pettus Photography will be sharing his expertise as a
professional photographer, helping you
“Photograph a Winery Wedding”.
Dan Pettus’ class, “Photograph a Winery Wedding”, is part of a
nationwide educational event by Professional Photographers
of America (PPA). Called Super Monday—as the majority are
held on Mondays—these classes have been a huge success each
year. Known for individual and focused attention,
Super Monday features educational classes
on diverse topics around the country, hosted by professional
photographers.
“Newcomers to our photographic events are pleasantly surprised
at the warm welcome they receive and the openness of sharing
success stories,” commented
We will be shooting a mock wedding from bride preparation to
the ceremony and reception. Spend the day with Dan Pettus
Photography at Wilson Creek Winery and Vineyards, one of So
California’s most beautiful locations, learning how to setup
up your equipment, compose subjects, and understand
indoor/outdoor lighting challenges while photographing
weddings.
You may bring your cameras and shoot along with Dan or simply
enjoy the day learning by observing. Lunch will be on your
own. The Wilson Creekside restaurant is a wonderful bistro
onsite at the winery.
Max Students: 50 REGISTER HERE After August 2, 2010: REGISTRATION
Dan
Pettus is acknowledged as one of the top award winning
wedding photographers in California.
Recently Dan Pettus Photography has received full PPA
Certification providing that extra level of trust and
dedication. Dan
also conducts photography workshops in Temecula California
and Florence Italy.
Professional Photographers of
America
(PPA), a worldwide
association, exists to assist its over 22,000 members in
achieving their professional, artistic, and fraternal goals;
to promote public awareness of the profession; and to
advance the making of images in all of its disciplines as an
art, a science and a visual recorder of history. For more
information, visit
www.ppa.com. Contact Dan Pettus (951)
693-0500 |
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