Photography Workshop - Shutter Speed Control & Mustering Cattle in the Kimberley Presentations

This workshop will be run in two parts:

2:00pm Photo Series: Shutter Speed Control - Peter Buck

“ Shutter speed, along with aperture and ISO, is one of the key components of the exposure triangle. In other words, it is integral to the final quality and message of an image. 

Until now, consideration of the exposure triangle by the group has focused on aperture and its affect on depth of field in landscape photography. Shutter speed is equally important, in a range of photographic genres. It is not just a control for freezing fast movement. It is far more. This presentation will take you on a short journey, summarising Peter’s personal experience using shutter speed, for a variety of situations. He will illustrate how it can enhance the impact of movement and be a significant influencer of mood in the final image.”  

3:45pm Cattle Mustering in the Kimberley - Jim Thom

Jim Thom shows snippets from his life during the 1960s in the North of WA. It was a very tough life. Men, Cattle, Horses, Trucks and heavy machinery are featured in his talk with photographs collected by Jim and his family. Les Gunn of the Men’s Shed Photography Group has assisted Jim with scanning many old photographs and slides, then selected and sorted them to help illustrate an inspiring story of Jim’s role in the evolution of the cattle industry during the 1960s.

4:30pm Sundowner

This Workshop will conclude with an opportunity to chat with our presenters over our usual wine and nibbles.

 Workshop Tickets

I remind all members to please register prior to the event to assist with catering and ensure that we comply with the meeting room capacity requirements.

I hope you can attend this interesting Workshop.

Mike Somerville-Brown