Are you satisfied with having captured a great image? Maybe it’s time to learn more than just capturing an image but instead learn to create great images. Learning and mastering the proper way to light will make creating a possibility.

One of the longest running STROBE LIGHTING SEMINAR, now in it’s 62nd Batch since 2006. Learning the proper way of lighting means spending less time with the photo after. The class that PIONEERED hands on approach on learning STROBE LIGHTING.

This class guarantees real education in STROBE LIGHTING! (not just a chance to shoot pretty models)

This class will help you discover your own style, and not the style of the one conducting the seminar.

Seminar covers everything from basic to advance, the only lighting class you will ever need to take.

This seminar boast one of the best student to teacher ratio of 1:10, so sign up early for one of the limited 10 slots.

Feedbacks from past participants:

“Hi Ken, thank you for sharing with us your knowledge and expertise in the field of lighting. I truly learned so much from you and enjoyed the seminar a lot. Overall, i would rate the seminar 5 stars . Keeping the atmosphere light and fun helped us absorb the topics easier. Valuable knowledge was learned without information overload. The actual shoot was the highlight of it all. Being able to apply the topics hands on was the best training anyone could have. I would highly recommend your classes to my friends who are getting into photography like myself.”

“Once again, many thanks for the workshop. Honestly, I really did enjoy it. You explained the concepts clearly and you were also willing to answer all of our questions. Furthermore, I also liked the fact that you also talked about your experience as a professional photographer and the great sense of humor you have.”

“Thanks very much for the lighting class. Great class! In comparison to another lighting class that I took previously you are much more thorough. I have a much better understanding to setting up the lights, using the light meter, and ratios. I can honestly say I have much more confidence now than I did before.”

Where: Unit 602 Cityland 10 Tower 2, H.V. Dela Costa St. Salcedo Village, Makati City, behind RCBC Plaza. (Pay parking available at either RCBC Plaza or GT Tower both very near the venue) Map to the studio.

Batch 62 (June 2012)

Day 1 June 19, 2012 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 2 June 21, 2012 Thursday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 3 June 23, 2012 Saturday 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. (choose a timeslot)
Day 4 June 25, 2012 Monday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

1st day topics:
Basic Photography refresher
Studio Equipment
Light modifiers
Triggering lights
Basic Portrait Lighting

2nd day topics:
Lighting ratios
Learning how to dissect the light set-up of a photo
Using a flash meter (hands on)

3rd day Actual Shoot with live models and professional make-up artist.

Class will be broken into 2 groups, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Participants should only come on their time slot, to avoid over crowding. During the shoot, each participant will be asked to conceptualize a lighting set-up to be done with their model, other participants on the same group will be assisting. After the participant finishes the shoot, other participant on the group will do the same, so the previous participant will now be acting as the assistant. (round robin system) this guarantees a hands- on set-up, thus learning from actually doing it rather than just listening. This will also make sure that the participants will the only one shooting at the time of his/her set-up, so he/she gets all the needed angles to complete the shoot, no more wrestling for a spot just to get the photo.

4th day topics:

Portable lighting equipment (strobist)
Simplified Post Processing workflow (Batch processing)
Critique session

For the critique session, participants will be asked to bring 1 to 2 of their favorite photo from the photo session printed on 5R, ink jet prints on photo paper are acceptable. All photos will be posted together on the wall for viewing.
Seminar Price is P. 4,500.00 – inclusive of handouts and certificates

* A non-refundable deposit of P. 1,000.00 will be required to reserve a slot

If you want to sign-up kindly send me the following info:
Name:
Email:
Cel. No.:
Preferred time slot for Saturday (10 a.m. or 3 p.m.):
Which batch:

seminars@photosbykengo.com

A few photos from the April 2012 Seminar.

Lighting Set-up, concept and photography by the participants.

Participants:

Are you satisfied with having captured a great image? Maybe it’s time to learn more than just capturing an image but instead learn to create great images. Learning and mastering the proper way to light will make creating a possibility.

One of the longest running STROBE LIGHTING SEMINAR, now in it’s 61st Batch since 2006. Learning the proper way of lighting means spending less time with the photo after. The class that PIONEERED hands on approach on learning STROBE LIGHTING.

This class guarantees real education in STROBE LIGHTING! (not just a chance to shoot pretty models)

This class will help you discover your own style, and not the style of the one conducting the seminar.

Seminar covers everything from basic to advance, the only lighting class you will ever need to take.

This seminar boast one of the best student to teacher ratio of 1:10, so sign up early for one of the limited 10 slots.

Feedbacks from past participants:

“Hi Ken, thank you for sharing with us your knowledge and expertise in the field of lighting. I truly learned so much from you and enjoyed the seminar a lot. Overall, i would rate the seminar 5 stars . Keeping the atmosphere light and fun helped us absorb the topics easier. Valuable knowledge was learned without information overload. The actual shoot was the highlight of it all. Being able to apply the topics hands on was the best training anyone could have. I would highly recommend your classes to my friends who are getting into photography like myself.”

“Once again, many thanks for the workshop. Honestly, I really did enjoy it. You explained the concepts clearly and you were also willing to answer all of our questions. Furthermore, I also liked the fact that you also talked about your experience as a professional photographer and the great sense of humor you have.”

“Thanks very much for the lighting class. Great class! In comparison to another lighting class that I took previously you are much more thorough. I have a much better understanding to setting up the lights, using the light meter, and ratios. I can honestly say I have much more confidence now than I did before.”

Where: Unit 602 Cityland 10 Tower 2, H.V. Dela Costa St. Salcedo Village, Makati City, behind RCBC Plaza. (Pay parking available at either RCBC Plaza or GT Tower both very near the venue) Map to the studio.

Batch 61 (April 2012)

Day 1 April 17, 2012 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 2 April 19, 2012 Thursday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 3 April 21, 2012 Saturday 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. (choose a timeslot)
Day 4 April 23, 2012 Monday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

1st day topics:
Basic Photography refresher
Studio Equipment
Light modifiers
Triggering lights
Basic Portrait Lighting

2nd day topics:
Lighting ratios
Learning how to dissect the light set-up of a photo
Using a flash meter (hands on)

3rd day Actual Shoot with live models and professional make-up artist.

Class will be broken into 2 groups, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Participants should only come on their time slot, to avoid over crowding. During the shoot, each participant will be asked to conceptualize a lighting set-up to be done with their model, other participants on the same group will be assisting. After the participant finishes the shoot, other participant on the group will do the same, so the previous participant will now be acting as the assistant. (round robin system) this guarantees a hands- on set-up, thus learning from actually doing it rather than just listening. This will also make sure that the participants will the only one shooting at the time of his/her set-up, so he/she gets all the needed angles to complete the shoot, no more wrestling for a spot just to get the photo.

4th day topics:

Portable lighting equipment (strobist)
Simplified Post Processing workflow (Batch processing)
Critique session

For the critique session, participants will be asked to bring 1 to 2 of their favorite photo from the photo session printed on 5R, ink jet prints on photo paper are acceptable. All photos will be posted together on the wall for viewing.
Seminar Price is P. 4,500.00 – inclusive of handouts and certificates

* A non-refundable deposit of P. 1,000.00 will be required to reserve a slot

If you want to sign-up kindly send me the following info:
Name:
Email:
Cel. No.:
Preferred time slot for Saturday (10 a.m. or 3 p.m.):
Which batch:

seminars@photosbykengo.com

A few photos from the November 2011 Seminar.

Lighting Set-up, concept and photography by the participants.

Participants:

Mark C.M. Anatalio, Jenny E. Estuaria, Daniel Brocka, Jemco Latay, Roberto P. Ducusin, Jennifer Paige C. Huang, Joel NiloElizabeth II Balais-Florentino, Allan Gutierrez and Harry Lim

Behind the scenes:

A few photos from the September 2011 Seminar.

Lighting Set-up, concept and photography by the participants.

Participants:

Are you satisfied with having captured a great image? Maybe it’s time to learn more than just capturing an image but instead learn to create great images. Learning and mastering the proper way to light will make creating a possibility.

One of the longest running STROBE LIGHTING SEMINAR, now in it’s 60th Batch since 2006. Learning the proper way of lighting means spending less time with the photo after. The class that PIONEERED hands on approach on learning STROBE LIGHTING.

This class guarantees real education in STROBE LIGHTING! (not just a chance to shoot pretty models)

This class will help you discover your own style, and not the style of the one conducting the seminar.

Seminar covers everything from basic to advance, the only lighting class you will ever need to take.

This seminar boast one of the best student to teacher ratio of 1:10, so sign up early for one of the limited 10 slots.

Feedbacks from past participants:

“Hi Ken, thank you for sharing with us your knowledge and expertise in the field of lighting. I truly learned so much from you and enjoyed the seminar a lot. Overall, i would rate the seminar 5 stars . Keeping the atmosphere light and fun helped us absorb the topics easier. Valuable knowledge was learned without information overload. The actual shoot was the highlight of it all. Being able to apply the topics hands on was the best training anyone could have. I would highly recommend your classes to my friends who are getting into photography like myself.”

“Once again, many thanks for the workshop. Honestly, I really did enjoy it. You explained the concepts clearly and you were also willing to answer all of our questions. Furthermore, I also liked the fact that you also talked about your experience as a professional photographer and the great sense of humor you have.”

“Thanks very much for the lighting class. Great class! In comparison to another lighting class that I took previously you are much more thorough. I have a much better understanding to setting up the lights, using the light meter, and ratios. I can honestly say I have much more confidence now than I did before.”

Where: Unit 602 Cityland 10 Tower 2, H.V. Dela Costa St. Salcedo Village, Makati City, behind RCBC Plaza. (Pay parking available at either RCBC Plaza or GT Tower both very near the venue) Map to the studio.

Batch 60 (January 2012)

Day 1 January 24, 2012 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 2 January 26, 2012 Thursday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 3 January 28, 2012 Saturday 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. (choose a timeslot)
Day 4 January 30, 2012 Monday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

1st day topics:
Basic Photography refresher
Studio Equipment
Light modifiers
Triggering lights
Basic Portrait Lighting

2nd day topics:
Lighting ratios
Learning how to dissect the light set-up of a photo
Using a flash meter (hands on)

3rd day Actual Shoot with live models and professional make-up artist.

Class will be broken into 2 groups, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Participants should only come on their time slot, to avoid over crowding. During the shoot, each participant will be asked to conceptualize a lighting set-up to be done with their model, other participants on the same group will be assisting. After the participant finishes the shoot, other participant on the group will do the same, so the previous participant will now be acting as the assistant. (round robin system) this guarantees a hands- on set-up, thus learning from actually doing it rather than just listening. This will also make sure that the participants will the only one shooting at the time of his/her set-up, so he/she gets all the needed angles to complete the shoot, no more wrestling for a spot just to get the photo.

4th day topics:

Portable lighting equipment (strobist)
Simplified Post Processing workflow (Batch processing)
Critique session

For the critique session, participants will be asked to bring 1 to 2 of their favorite photo from the photo session printed on 5R, ink jet prints on photo paper are acceptable. All photos will be posted together on the wall for viewing.
Seminar Price is P. 4,500.00 – inclusive of handouts and certificates

* A non-refundable deposit of P. 1,000.00 will be required to reserve a slot

If you want to sign-up kindly send me the following info:
Name:
Email:
Cel. No.:
Preferred time slot for Saturday (10 a.m. or 3 p.m.):
Which batch:

seminars@photosbykengo.com

Are you satisfied with having captured a great image? Maybe it’s time to learn to more than just capture but create great images. Learning and mastering the proper way to light will make creating a possibility.

This class will help you discover your own style, and not the style of the one conducting the seminar.

Seminar covers everything from basic to advance, the only lighting class you will ever need to take.

This seminar boast one of the best student to teacher ratio of 1:10, so sign up early for one of the limited 10 slots.

Feedbacks from past participants:

“Hi Ken, thank you for sharing with us your knowledge and expertise in the field of lighting. I truly learned so much from you and enjoyed the seminar a lot. Overall, i would rate the seminar 5 stars . Keeping the atmosphere light and fun helped us absorb the topics easier. Valuable knowledge was learned without information overload. The actual shoot was the highlight of it all. Being able to apply the topics hands on was the best training anyone could have. I would highly recommend your classes to my friends who are getting into photography like myself.”

“Once again, many thanks for the workshop. Honestly, I really did enjoy it. You explained the concepts clearly and you were also willing to answer all of our questions. Furthermore, I also liked the fact that you also talked about your experience as a professional photographer and the great sense of humor you have.”

“Thanks very much for the lighting class. Great class! In comparison to another lighting class that I took previously you are much more thorough. I have a much better understanding to setting up the lights, using the light meter, and ratios. I can honestly say I have much more confidence now than I did before.”

Where: Unit 602 Cityland 10 Tower 2, H.V. Dela Costa St. Salcedo Village, Makati City, behind RCBC Tower. Map to the studio.

Batch 59 (November 2011)
Last batch for 2011

Day 1 November 22, 2011 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 2 November 24, 2011 Thursday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 3 November 26, 2011 Saturday 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. (choose a timeslot)
Day 4 November 28, 2011 Monday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

1st day topics:
Basic Photography refresher
Studio Equipment
Light modifiers
Triggering lights
Basic Portrait Lighting

2nd day topics:
Lighting ratios
Learning how to dissect the light set-up of a photo
Using a flash meter (hands on)

3rd day Actual Shoot with live models and professional make-up artist.

Class will be broken into 2 groups, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Participants should only come on their time slot, to avoid over crowding. During the shoot, each participant will be asked to conceptualize a lighting set-up to be done with their model, other participants on the same group will be assisting. After the participant finishes the shoot, other participant on the group will do the same, so the previous participant will now be acting as the assistant. (round robin system) this guarantees a hands- on set-up, thus learning from actually doing it rather than just listening. This will also make sure that the participants will the only one shooting at the time of his/her set-up, so he/she gets all the needed angles to complete the shoot, no more wrestling for a spot just to get the photo.

4th day topics:

Portable lighting equipment (strobist)
Simplified Post Processing workflow (Batch processing)
Critique session

For the critique session, participants will be asked to bring 1 to 2 of their favorite photo from the photo session printed on 5R, ink jet prints on photo paper are acceptable. All photos will be posted together on the wall for viewing.
Seminar Price is P. 4,000.00 – inclusive of handouts and certificates

* A non-refundable deposit of P. 1,000.00 will be required to reserve a slot

If you want to sign-up kindly send me the following info:
Name:
Email:
Cel. No.:
Preferred time slot for Saturday (10 a.m. or 3 p.m.):
Which batch:

seminars@photosbykengo.com

Are you satisfied with having captured a great image? Maybe it’s time to learn to more than just capture but create great images. Learning and mastering the proper way to light will make creating a possibility.

This class will help you discover your own style, and not the style of the one conducting the seminar.

Seminar covers everything from basic to advance, the only lighting class you will ever need to take.

This seminar boast one of the best student to teacher ratio of 1:10, so sign up early for one of the limited 10 slots.

Feedbacks from past participants:

“Hi Ken, thank you for sharing with us your knowledge and expertise in the field of lighting. I truly learned so much from you and enjoyed the seminar a lot. Overall, i would rate the seminar 5 stars . Keeping the atmosphere light and fun helped us absorb the topics easier. Valuable knowledge was learned without information overload. The actual shoot was the highlight of it all. Being able to apply the topics hands on was the best training anyone could have. I would highly recommend your classes to my friends who are getting into photography like myself.”

“Once again, many thanks for the workshop. Honestly, I really did enjoy it. You explained the concepts clearly and you were also willing to answer all of our questions. Furthermore, I also liked the fact that you also talked about your experience as a professional photographer and the great sense of humor you have.”

“Thanks very much for the lighting class. Great class! In comparison to another lighting class that I took previously you are much more thorough. I have a much better understanding to setting up the lights, using the light meter, and ratios. I can honestly say I have much more confidence now than I did before.”

Where: Unit 602 Cityland 10 Tower 2, H.V. Dela Costa St. Salcedo Village, Makati City, behind RCBC Tower. Map to the studio.

Batch 58 (September 2011)

Day 1 Sept. 20, 2011 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 2 Sept 22, 2011 Thursday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Day 3 Sept 24, 2011 Saturday 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. (choose a timeslot)
Day 4 Sept 26, 2011 Monday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

1st day topics:
Basic Photography refresher
Studio Equipment
Light modifiers
Triggering lights
Basic Portrait Lighting

2nd day topics:
Lighting ratios
Learning how to dissect the light set-up of a photo
Using a flash meter (hands on)

3rd day Actual Shoot with live models and professional make-up artist.

Class will be broken into 2 groups, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Participants should only come on their time slot, to avoid over crowding. During the shoot, each participant will be asked to conceptualize a lighting set-up to be done with their model, other participants on the same group will be assisting. After the participant finishes the shoot, other participant on the group will do the same, so the previous participant will now be acting as the assistant. (round robin system) this guarantees a hands- on set-up, thus learning from actually doing it rather than just listening. This will also make sure that the participants will the only one shooting at the time of his/her set-up, so he/she gets all the needed angles to complete the shoot, no more wrestling for a spot just to get the photo.

4th day topics:

Portable lighting equipment (strobist)
Simplified Post Processing workflow (Batch processing)
Critique session

For the critique session, participants will be asked to bring 1 to 2 of their favorite photo from the photo session printed on 5R, ink jet prints on photo paper are acceptable. All photos will be posted together on the wall for viewing.
Seminar Price is P. 4,000.00 – inclusive of handouts and certificates

* A non-refundable deposit of P. 1,000.00 will be required to reserve a slot

If you want to sign-up kindly send me the following info:
Name:
Email:
Cel. No.:
Preferred time slot for Saturday (10 a.m. or 3 p.m.):
Which batch:

seminars@photosbykengo.com

A few photos from the July 2011 Seminar.

Lighting Set-up, concept and photography by the participants.

Participants:

Oliver Wong, Teresita P. Rivera, Jian Choa, Mike Vinta, Reynaldo Fermin R. Peregrino, Richmond F. Tandoc, Kirby Mauricio and Jacklyn Sia

Behind the scenes: