Faces of Fame: A Perspective by Greg Gorman

NUSAPS · 19th November 2004

Greetings!

Those of you who went to the Epson Seminar on "Faces of Fame: A Perspective by Greg Gorman" would agree with me that it was a great enriching experience! We had the opportunity to watch a master at work!

The stage was converted into Greg's makeshift studio, where he walked the audience through a step-by-step model photoshoot. Jeanette Aw, Nadya Hutagalung and Gerald Wong were specially invited as models for Greg's photoshoot. The audience were further treated to his workflow, which included Raw Processing, and Black & White Conversion.

If you are feeling sore that you missed out on a great opportunity (FREE somemore!), the good news is that you can check out Greg's portfolio at http://www.gormanphotography.com. Also, as promised by him, you can have a tutorial guide to his Raw Processing Workflow, and Black & White
Conversion here:
http://www.gormanphotography.com/raw_conversion.pdf
http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf

Stay tuned for more photographic news!

Yours in photography,
Mervyn Sek
Honorary Secretary
2nd Management Committee
NUS Alumni Photographic Society
http://www.nusaps.org

satan_18349 · 19th November 2004

Yep! I was there....totally awesome...!! Wish there will be more of this seminar..!

Ah_Seng · 19th November 2004

I know the seminar is over....but is the exhibition still on?

Went down the other day to take a look, but they're closed for changing of pictures.....err......on Tues to be exact.

mervlam · 19th November 2004

Originally Posted by NUSAPS

Jeanette Aw, Nadya Hutagalung and Gerald Wong were specially invited as models for Greg's photoshoot.

man...... sure is a bad choice to miss this. actually dont have a choice because of exams

satan_18349 · 19th November 2004

Originally Posted by eagles_creek

I know the seminar is over....but is the exhibition still on?

Went down the other day to take a look, but they're closed for changing of pictures.....err......on Tues to be exact.

yap..still on till the end of december...

Ah_Seng · 20th November 2004

Originally Posted by satan_18349

yap..still on till the end of december...

Thanks.

Adzz · 22nd November 2004

Originally Posted by mervlam

man...... sure is a bad choice to miss this. actually dont have a choice because of exams

Same here... And it has to be held just a day before the exams end.

19th November 2004	#1
NUSAPS New Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 1	Faces of Fame: A Perspective by Greg Gorman Greetings! Those of you who went to the Epson Seminar on "Faces of Fame: A Perspective by Greg Gorman" would agree with me that it was a great enriching experience! We had the opportunity to watch a master at work! The stage was converted into Greg's makeshift studio, where he walked the audience through a step-by-step model photoshoot. Jeanette Aw, Nadya Hutagalung and Gerald Wong were specially invited as models for Greg's photoshoot. The audience were further treated to his workflow, which included Raw Processing, and Black & White Conversion. If you are feeling sore that you missed out on a great opportunity (FREE somemore!), the good news is that you can check out Greg's portfolio at http://www.gormanphotography.com. Also, as promised by him, you can have a tutorial guide to his Raw Processing Workflow, and Black & White Conversion here: http://www.gormanphotography.com/raw_conversion.pdf http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf Stay tuned for more photographic news! Yours in photography, Mervyn Sek Honorary Secretary 2nd Management Committee NUS Alumni Photographic Society http://www.nusaps.org

19th November 2004	#2
satan_18349 Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: hell 極樂世& Posts: 1,505	Yep! I was there....totally awesome...!! Wish there will be more of this seminar..!

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Ah_Seng Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Land of the woods........ Posts: 1,306	I know the seminar is over....but is the exhibition still on? Went down the other day to take a look, but they're closed for changing of pictures.....err......on Tues to be exact.