Skills and development kicks of with ICM session
Skills and development kicks of with ICM session

Skills and development kicks of with ICM session

The Hermanus Photographic Society (HPS) has revived its skills and development (S&D) sessions for photographers. Most of these will take place on the third Wednesday of the month. Crighton Klassen is running with this project and has already lined up a number of sessions that will help photographers to expand their skills base.

The first S&D will be on Wednesday evening 20 July 2022 at 19h00. It will be a Zoom session with Steff Hughes on Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). This style has become very popular, but there are a few tricks to make it work. Says Steff: “You are moving the camera intentionally during an exposure to create an image that conveys mood and feeling. It is an image about the subject and not of a subject.” Steff has an art background and runs photography workshops, tours, and offers one-on-one coaching. The cost is R50 for members and R75 for non-members. To book please email hermanusphoto@gmail.com. Photographers from other clubs are most welcome to join.

ICM image by Steff Hughes. Join the S&D session on 20 July 2022. Please book to get the Zoom link.

Astrophotography on 17 August

Learn from Kyle Goetsch on what makes successful astrophotography at our S&D session on 17 August 2022.

If you are interested in night photography and starry skies please join HPS on Wednesday evening 17 August at the Hermanus NG Kerk at 19h00.

Kyle Goetsch is a Cape Town-based photographer with a remarkable passion for astrophotography. He spends countless hours out in the dark to find unique compositions combining the night sky and foregrounds. The cost is R50 for members and R75 for non-members. To book please email hermanusphoto@gmail.com. Photographers from other clubs are most welcome to join.

The Meisho Maru No. 38 shipwreck captured by Kyle Goetsch under the Milky Way.

Other speakers lined up for this year is Gary Scholtz in October on architectural photography and in November Alida Heine on how to photograph for print.