Bec Matheson + Amy Oliver are pleased to present
Lighting for Family Photographers,
a Workshop with Jason Lau
Lighting for Family Photographers
Take control of your light and stop relying on perfect window light in your clients’ homes. Join us for a practical, hands-on workshop and learn how to use off-camera flash to create beautiful, natural-looking light wherever you’re shooting.
Jason will show you how to confidently use flash during family sessions in clients’ homes, as well as the techniques you’ll need if you’re starting to take on commercial work where off-camera lighting is essential. And yes, we’ll also cover the front-on flash look that all the cool kids are doing.
Led by Jason Lau, this three-hour hands-on workshop is designed for family photographers who want more confidence, consistency and creative control. There will be lots of time to ask questions and try things out. We have just 10 places available.
(We know Jason is the right person to teach this workshop because we’ve both learned SO much from him over the years).
Booking is via a contact form and you will be emailed an invoice shortly to confirm (apologies for the clunky nature, our original booking system had some unfortunate quirks)
79F Lexton Rd
Box Hill North
Saturday
19th September
10am-1pm
$250 – hands on workshop, and the chance to network with a bunch of like-minded family photographers, we will also feed you.
Who is Jason?
Our good friend Jason Lau is a Melbourne-based commercial photographer with more than 15 years of experience creating fashion and lifestyle campaigns for local and global brands. Alongside his commercial work, Jason is a brand ambassador (we’ve lost track of how many big industry names, but he gets lots of free stuff) and lectures in photography at Collarts College. He’s an exceptional teacher who has helped photographers around Australia build confidence with lighting through practical, hands-on learning.
Who are Bec + Amy?
We’re Bec and Amy, long-time Melbourne-based family photographers who first met by mutually stalking each other in a hospital waiting room (we were both pregnant at the time). After awkwardly admitting it via Instagram, we became friends and later business partners, running a birth photography business together for several years.
These days, we both work independently as successful family photographers in Melbourne. We continue to challenge and support one another through the ever-changing world of family photography. Amy has an overabundance of ideas, while Bec has an unhealthy enjoyment of systems and admin. Somehow, it works.