Workshop
»Portrait Workshop«
Mirjana Vrbaški
Learn what defines an enchanting, expressive photographic portrait from the internationally recognised photographer Mirjana Vrbaški – at an exclusive one-day workshop. In the intimate setting of Vrbaski’s Prenzlauer Berg studio, you will spend the day learning the basics: studio, light and camera settings, working with a portrait model, as well as basic image editing. Most importantly, you will learn to better define your own style and ‘signature’ within the portraiture genre.
The workshop takes place on Saturday, April 21, 2018, from 10 am to 5 pm, including a one hour break. It is held in German and English and costs 105 € per person (snacks and beverages included). The number of participants is limited to 4.
Requirements: your own digital SRL camera.
Please book your workshop participation by sending an email to: info@mirjanavrbaski.com
About Mirjana Vrbaški
Vrbaški’s journey as a portrait photographer began at the Royal Academy of Arts in Den Haag where she graduated with a degree in photography. She is a recipient of various awards and nominations, such as the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery in London, the Renaissance Photography Prize, Hellerau Portrait Award, Conscientious Portfolio Award, and Vattenfall Fotopreis. Vrbaski’s work is exhibited internationally. She lives and works in Berlin.
For more information:
Tel: +49 157 333 94868
Email: info@mirjanavrbaski.com
Workshop: Saturday, April 21, 2018
10 am – 5 pm
Fee: 105 € | Language: German & English | Limited to 4 participants
Cotheniusstrasse 11, 10407 Berlin
[Prenzlauer Berg | Pankow]
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