Partners
I am flattered that a number of leading imaging companies use my services to provide presentations to supplement their own events, or even as a backbone to them. A wide range of seminar and workshop activity covering both the capture and post capture stages with plenty of ‘tricks of the trade’ tips thrown in as well are among them. Some are specifically based on a specific cameras or other product, but in addition, many are ‘subject’ and technique based.
My Approach…
I like to take things in a step-by-step way, so we can build a logical route to our workflow from taking the shots to their final use, but presented in a way all can understand. A little light hearted content also seems to go down well.
Events are created for differing levels of experience, from the beginner just starting their photographic journey, too the advanced photographer – professional or enthusiast – who wishes to cement their craft, or simply, add to their portfolio. Or is just looking for further inspiration.
As many who have attended one or more events know, the more advanced courses will use amongst other subject matter, professional models, so there is every chance that those attending leave with some great imagery to refer too afterwards.
Please follow the links too each companies web site for specific details of what they offer. Among these will be content, cost and booking information, plus venue, date and timings. You may also find there other events that they provide that I am not involved in, but may also prove of interest.
As time passes, the partner companies may change as specific projects come to fruition. In addition, if I feel that a little more info or clarity is needed I will also detail that on this site for each ‘John Clements’ course.
Alongside each partners page will be a little text to explain what I do or have been doing specifically for them. I have tried hard to work with companies that in my opinion have a positive attitude in helping people with their progress as a photographer. I avoid those who in my humble opinion are too ‘sales’ oriented.
