What happens when a photographer with a passion for flowers meets a florist with a passion for photography? If truth be told a lot of squealing and chatter, but Emily Quinton and I are instead combining our expertise and passions to bring you the ultimate course.
Flower school and botanical photography
May 10th 2011
at Miss Pickering 7 St. Paul's Street, Stamford, PE9 2BE
Cost £385.00*
*The price includes all flowers, lunch, wine and tuition, flowers in the morning, photography in the afternoon.
You don't need to have a fandangly camera to attend. Emily will be teaching the fundamentals of light and composition, which apply whether you are using a digital SLR or a Polaroid camera from the 1970's. I have a Polaroid camera from the 1970's, I am bringing it.
Obviously there will be flowers, lily of the valley, ranunculus, locally grown stocks, the first of the peonies, and a few surprises.
To book your space please email either Emily on hello@emilyquinton.com or myself on flowers@misspickering.com
Gift vouchers for this course are available if you would like to present it to somebody on Christmas Day.
Stamford is a beautiful stone built town, picture postcard in fact. Anyone wishing to make a mini break of it, will find plenty to photograph. Details of accommodation and other sights worth a picture will be included with your booking confirmation.
Yes, Emily is the photographer from the television
28.10.10
Flower school with cameras
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5 comments:
Okay, now I am convinced that you should have an outpost in Melbourne! I would love to attend your 'flower school with cameras' - you should see my woeful floral photography. It's shocking. Why am I stuck on the other side of the world? I am going to teleport myself to Stamford. Lee :)
Oh my goodness - if Melbourne is getting a glimpse - sydney is too - I am pea green with jealousy - two of my favourite things. Like Like Like
what lovely shots!
How about the states, you know you would go down a treat.
If I play and win the lottery I'm there GG and Lab in tow.
Damn you and your fabulous ideas.
Pretty flowers! Seems your garden was so healthy. Wish I can have a healthy garden too. I'm been looking for interesting topic as this. Looking forward for your next post. Keep posting!
-yumi-
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