The photography workshop will cover ten things Beno wished he had known when he first started photography. These include understanding the technical aspects of his camera, as well as the importance of composition and using natural light. But Beno will take the attendees beyond the obvious points and discuss the role of post-processing in editing. He will touch upon the value of networking and finding a mentor in the industry. Additionally, he will emphasize the importance of continuous learning. It can be overwhelming to try and learn everything at once if you're starting in photography. That's why our workshop on "10 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Photography" is here to help. Led by Beno Saradzic, a multi-award-winning, seasoned photographer and time-lapse artist, this workshop will cover the essential knowledge and skills you need to start your journey off on the right foot. During the workshop, we'll cover a range of topics, including understanding the technical aspects of your camera, such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. You'll learn how to properly compose a photograph and use natural light to your advantage. We'll also delve into the role of post-processing in editing and the value of networking and finding a mentor in the industry. Finally, we'll emphasize the importance of constantly learning and staying up to date on new techniques and the power of patience and persistence in creating strong and meaningful photographs. By the end of the workshop, you'll have a solid foundation of knowledge to build upon as you continue to develop your skills and grow as a photographer.

You’re invited to join Beno, a Fujifilm X-photographer and brand ambassador to attend an intensive workshop on the subject of time-lapse cinematography. Beno will take you on a tour of this exciting filming technique which, owing to its popularity in the last decade, transcended into a film genre all its own. Digital photography and wide availability of affordable specialty hardware and software have empowered many enthusiasts to try themselves at time-lapse cinematography, and that in turn elevated it from a niche field into mainstream. But despite its ubiquitous presence, time-lapse cinematography tends to remain a poorly understood and often misused visual medium. As an experienced time-lapse cinematography professional, Beno will delve into the mysteries and intricacies of this field. This relatively brief workshop will be dense and packed with information Beno accumulated during the past 10 years of working for countless clients and on personal projects through a wealth of real-world production experiences.

It is said that over 95% of world's population will never get a chance to admire the architecture of a building you drive past on your daily commute to work, or of the building you see from the window of your home.