Fujifilm 2014 Rajasthan Photo Trek
It is always difficult to find even a few moments to post photos and updates when leading a workshop. But we have made it to Pushkar and that means for the participants of the Fujifilm Rajasthan Photo Trek a day of rest.
We had two quick days in Delhi exploring my favorite haunts, Nizamuddin and Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi. After that a overnight train trip to Jodhpur, the Blue City of Rajasthan. Our group is diverse in make up – some folks have hardly picked up a camera and others are seasoned photographers. But everyone seems to be hitting it off and finding their groove. I hope by tomorrow or the next day I will be able to post of our participants work, it is quite impressive.
The image below shows Piet Van den Eynde leading the group in an impromptu lesson on off-camera lighting. The next image shows the result.
These bring back a lot of great memories. I wish I was back there too. September can’t come soon enough!
Fantastic Matt! Is the image of the old guy smoking the pipe taken up in the fort? From memory I think that’s where he hangs out.
Really nice Matt,
I especially like the ‘mimic’ expressions of the gentleman and the monkey – definitely a ‘decisive moment’.
Andy