Funtography
Funtography
John Hook is flying in from Hawai’i to lead a funtography workshop for anyone interested in fun ways to take their photography to the next level. Learn how to find good light, the difference between capturing and creating images, and other pro-tips.
About
John Hook invented the term “Funtography”. His vibrant and joyful work is proof that photography is a fun art. John is a regular contributor to Oahu publications like Flux, Chinatown NOW, Contrast, and Stay Wild.
Born and raised on the island of Oahu, John will bring the spirit of Aloha to this workshop, so brush your teeth because you’ll be smiling a lot!
Timeline
Sun Aug 28th, 10am-1pm
10am: Intro
Meet at festival classroom for intro to Mr. Hook’s work and difference between capturing and creating images.
10:30am: Out in the Field
Short walk to the forest around the EXPO Campus.
Location Scouting: Overview of what you look for when out in the field (composition, finding the light, privacy, ect...).
11:00am: Portraits
The class will practice shooting portraits of volunteer models with Mr. Hook’s guidance.
Noon: Review
Head back to the classroom for a Q & A session and optional portfolio review.
Requirements
Attendees must bring their own cameras. Digital and film friendly. Laptops for downloading and reviewing your shots.