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Head On Photo Seminar 2010

HEAD ON PHOTO SEMINAR 2010– (ALMOST) eVERYTHING ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY

A two day, not to be missed, seminar about photography
Aimed at anyone who takes pictures - professionals and non-professionals alike

This outstanding seminar covers many aspects of photography- including several sessions on technical tricks, licensing and copyright issues, the rhetoric and reality of photojournalism making movies on HD DSLR and creating dramatic movie stills. Also two panel discussions ‘Child Photographer or Child Pornographer’ and ‘So You Want to Have an Exhibition’.

Learn the secrets to creating great work and getting it exhibited from some of Australia's foremost practitioners and listen and participate in discussing some of the current hot topics in photography.

There will also be a mini trade show featuring some of the latest offerings from Head On sponsors.
Where: National Art School, Forbes St Darlinghurst
When: Saturday/Sunday 8-9 May 2010, 10am-5pm
Cost: $85 per day ($70 members)

More information and bookings: http://www.headon.com.au/content/seminar-2010
Bookings are advisable as places are limited

The Head On 2009 seminar was a huge success and was sold out within hours. Please see below comments from a couple of the participants:

"I am writing to you to express a huge thank you for one of the better, if not best seminars on photography that I have been to. The recent one day Head On seminar at the Chauvel Cinema was an absolute blast!' Graham Monro
'It was a great little inspirational seminar for a technophobe like me who hates reading the manual... I had lots of good tips." Zorica Purlija

About Head On

The Head On Photo Festival is an exciting initiative involving galleries, restaurants and cafes around Sydney exhibiting local and international photography. Public galleries, including the Museum of Sydney and the Manly Art Gallery will be taking part, as well as a large number of commercial galleries.

Keeping the same philosophy as Head On Portrait Prize, the festival aims to attract a wide range of excellent photography from Australia and overseas that speaks for itself, regardless of whether the photographer is well known or not.

Centring on the flagship Head On Portrait Photography Prize, the festival will feature numerous events for anyone interested in photography. These will include a retrospective of Oculi - one of Australia’s top photojournalists’ collectives - and a retrospective of the late Rennie Ellis.