Toronto Model Photographer

Want to bring your photos to the next level?

Want to quickly build a great portfolio for yourself?

Want to advance beyond your camera limits?

Want to learn how to take pictures of a bullet frozen in mid air or a water droplet at 1/30'000th of a second, when your SLR camera clearly can't go above 1/8'000 shutter speed?

Want to know what is the best equipment to buy and where to buy it?

Want to know what exactly you need for a pro studio?

Want to know how to digitally enhance your images to perfection?

Then these courses / workshops are for you!

We now have our own studio ... as a place to hang out, and exchange ideas.

237 Langstaff Rd., Richmond Hill,
Ontario, Canada L4C 6N1

+1 416 462-0700

Toronto Model Photographer

Organizer:

Jason M.

Group Topics:

Digital Photography, Photography, Photography Classes, Models Photo Testing for their Portfolio, Photo Shoots, Photo Workshops, Learning How to Take Better Photos, Photo Club, Collaborative Photo Shoots, Artistic Photos, Creative Photo Effects, Photography group photo shoots, and Learn how to take better photos.

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