Please join me for a FREE Lecture on
IMAGE DESIGN: Using the Principles of Design to Create More Effective Photographs
at the Holiday Inn Express Charleston-Ashley River Downtown
250 Spring St., Charleston, SC 29403
Sunday March 24, 2013 at 12:00pm
Ashley River Room
Please email or call with any questions. Hope to see you there.
Cheers,
Jennifer King
jennifer@jenniferkingphoto.com
jenniferkingphoto.com
336.430.6882
Jennifer King: Photography Workshop Instructor
I have worked in the advertising arena as a creative director, art director and director of photography for... well, let's just say more years than I care to admit! I have been fortunate to work with the best photographers, designers, stylists and clients in the business. While I had more fun than anyone should have at work, my retreats to the wilderness were even better. So I traded in the long hours and endless days of the ad world for the more alluring 4 a.m. alarm clock to catch the sunrise, replaced my designer shoes with fashionable waterproof boots and the models have become bison and grizzlies (and far less demanding). Photography is now a journey, it's about the destination and its uniqueness, the world at its best. Simply... photography inspired by nature. I still enjoy the usual tromp through the airport and crowded seats, but at least my luggage is lighter.
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at the Holiday Inn Express Charleston-Ashley River Downtown
250 Spring St., Charleston, SC 29403
Sunday March 24, 2013 at 12:00pm
Ashley River Room
Please email or call with any questions. Hope to see you there.
Cheers,
Jennifer King
jennifer@jenniferkingphoto.com
jenniferkingphoto.com
336.430.6882
Jennifer King: Photography Workshop Instructor
I have worked in the advertising arena as a creative director, art director and director of photography for... well, let's just say more years than I care to admit! I have been fortunate to work with the best photographers, designers, stylists and clients in the business. While I had more fun than anyone should have at work, my retreats to the wilderness were even better. So I traded in the long hours and endless days of the ad world for the more alluring 4 a.m. alarm clock to catch the sunrise, replaced my designer shoes with fashionable waterproof boots and the models have become bison and grizzlies (and far less demanding). Photography is now a journey, it's about the destination and its uniqueness, the world at its best. Simply... photography inspired by nature. I still enjoy the usual tromp through the airport and crowded seats, but at least my luggage is lighter.