In partnership with MPB, we’re launching Trade Secrets – a three-part webinar series exploring the ideas, techniques and kit behind great photography, with practical advice from three of our favourite image-makers.
Ana Flores, Sam Nicklin and Arielle Bobb-Willis reveal the techniques behind their photographs in our new webinar series.
A great photograph can make you stop in your tracks. But what you don’t see is everything that went into making it: the hours of preparation, the lighting adjustments, the carefully chosen equipment or the happy accidents that made the final image possible. Sometimes, it’s the smallest decisions that make the biggest difference.
That’s exactly what we’re getting into with Trade Secrets, a new three-part webinar series from It’s Nice That and MPB, the online platform for buying, selling and trading used photography and video equipment. We’ll be joined by photographers Ana Flores, Sam Nicklin and Arielle Bobb-Willis, who’ll take us behind the scenes of their work and share the creative thinking, practical techniques and lessons they’ve picked up along the way.
Each 45-minute webinar will unpack the process behind the photographer’s work, from the first spark of an idea to the finished image. Expect insights into everything from working with subjects and experimenting with colour to lighting, composition and the equipment they use – and why they choose it – with plenty of practical advice to try out yourself. The photographers will also share three top tips from their practice, and there’ll be a Q&A giving you the chance to put your questions to them directly.
The webinars will take place on 18 November, 24 November and 2 December at 4:30pm GMT. When registering for each session, you’ll also have the option to sign-up to MPB’s newsletter for the chance to win a second-hand Fujifilm X100V. Full T&Cs can be found here.
How to Apply
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