“Thank you so much for such a truly inspirational and informative experience for both us. During the Workshop we made certain comparisons with one another and thought we would share our thoughts with you……….
“JVS’ Speedlite Workshop simply provides the off-camera flash experience equivalent to the wine enthusiast’s world of familiarizing, comparing and tasting a range of great wines all at one time. We were able to use a wide variety of the latest Speedlite related equipment that has been JVS tried and tested. Topped with JVS’ simple exposure formulas allowed us to immediately blend these in to our own style of photography, with instant tasting provided on wireless iPads!
The Workshop is delivered with Joseph’s almost un-tethered enthusiasm for unquestionable technical knowledge fermented with perfected creativity and is further complemented by Anne’s educated perspective, talented eye and additional expertise. The combination of their practical yet lively presentations makes the new found knowledge additionally memorable without any feeling of having just one too many!
Joseph and Anne leave you in no doubt that this is just a sampling from their cellar work and that there are many more creative blends. We walked away clear-headed, confident and invigorated from the Workshop to immediately start blending and tasting Off Camera Flash into our photography; be it portrait, wedding & reception, or a large event setting. Watch out JVS we shall be back for more Workshops when we have mastered tasting these!”
-Andy Keye + Whitney Photography
The above images of Andy and Whitney were created during our 1 Day Speedlites Workshop at our Dallas studio on August 13th. Andy was photographed during our “Controlling the Sun” demo and Whitney during our “Three Speedlites” setup.
Our next Workshop is taking place on Tuesday August 24th at Love Life Images in Savage, Maryland and we have two spots left! We also have three spots left for our Workshop at LensProToGo in Concord, Massachusetts on Thursday August 26th.
To register, please visit the Workshops website.
The U-Boat Video Rig (which we’ve been using since it’s inception) by Canon Explorer of Light 
