Gonzo & Camilla
I have some super-exciting new! For about a year now, Gale Zucker have been looking for a project to collaborate on. Gale is the amazing photographer behind Shear Spirit, a book I could only love more if Juniper Moon was in it.
Gale is coming down to the farm to teach one of her famous photography workshops for knitters!
Here are the details:
MAY 15 & 16TH 9:30-4:30
Two days of Photography amidst the sheep, lambs, goats, hens & yarn !
Topics to be covered:
- Photographing yarn, fiber, and finished objects, both on & off people.
- Looking at colors and light, choosing settings,and backgrounds.
- Photographing sheep , goats, people & scenery while we explore the setting.
- Simple lighting tricks and solutions to fiber & knitwear photography problems.
- Optimizing your images once they’re out of the camera and into a blog page or website.
Workshop space is limited, register soon ! Fee: $ 295. by Paypal togzucker@snet.net Includes 2 days of class, and delicious lunch & snacks each day by Susie Gibbs of Juniper Moon Farm. Questions? Email gale@gzucker.com
Gale’s Bio
Gale Zucker is the co-author/ photographer of the book Shear Spirit: Ten Farms, Twenty Projects and Miles of Yarn (PotterCraft 2008) . She is an award-winning editorial and commercial photographer who’s worked on assignment forSmithsonian, Yankee, Wine Spectator, TV Guide, CraftStylish, and Womans Day, and for The New York Times. She also photographed the Potter Craft title Mason Dixon: Knitting Outside the Lines (October 2008).
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AWESOMENESS!!!
love the pics
and love the workshop
only wish i could be there
but those of you who will be will have a fab. time and promise please to take lots of pics!
I love these pictures, are Camilla and Gonzo’s eyes blue??
I wish I could join you for this class but I will be in SC for my Mom’s birthday!
What a fantastic idea for a workshop! I SO wish I could attend, I’m sure it will be fantastic.
That IS a portrait of cuteness!
Absolutely precious!!!
Love the workshop but sadly live too far away!
Cuteness overload…
Great news about the workshop, it sounds like a wonderful two days. Wish I could make it, but alas, no
Could anything be as cute as Gonzo and Camilla?
Thanks so much for these wonderful pics.
Juniper Moon is fast becoming part of my nightly ritual. I check in for pictures and head to bed smiling, especially now with that wonderful new life.
About the workshop. I’d have to drive from MI. Are there any affordable spots near the farm for me to stay? I have an outdoor photography project (of farms and sheep and all) coming up so this is so timely.
I ordered Shear Spirit fully expecting JMF to be in it and was severely disappointed when it wasn’t but loved the book nonetheless. And, yes, the photos were amazing.
Wish I could take the workshop just to spend quality time with you and the animals but must pass on this one much as it pains me. Besides, I bet you’re already full!
Please blog about that day – I’d love to hear how it went!
Linda, there is a brand-new Best Western that just opened up the road and I think you can get a room for $89 or so.
I love watching the babies and hearing my daughter way down in VA! So, why don’t you call it a ‘Nanny’ Cam?