Attendees of Scotts workshop

[Greg Daniels Photo]

I would like to thank all of you that attended Scott Watters workshop. It was a pleasure meeting and working with all of you. I have seen some wonderful images posted and look to see many more.
I look forward to working with most of you again if the opportunity arises.

Greg Daniels
Greg Daniels Photography

Image taken after workshop

[PeteQ]

Greg, thanks so much for your help in putting that workshop together. It was a great learning experience!

[evil4blue]

Thanks Greg for putting up with us. I'm truely greatful.

[Jake]

Thanks for helping out with the workshop Greg, you and Scott did a outstanding job.
It was awesome to see you work with the models, you have a gift.

[markperez]

LOL Greg thanks for letting us post our photos first. If you had posted this photo before us I don't think we would have added our photos.

[CaptainTom]

Special thanks Greg for letting us mess up your studio.

[Detonate]

Greg, thanks so much for having us.
I can't thank you, Scott, the models, and Shelly enough. The images I came home with are a true testament to all of your hard work. The workshop was an absolute STEAL @ $160.
I also want to thank all of the other attendees. I enjoyed seeing a lot of you again, and meeting some of you for the first time.
I know I haven't individually commented on everyone's photos, but I am truly in awe of everyone's work. I know Scott did everything he could to provide as much variety in the models, scene, make up, wardrobe, etc... but with 21 shooters you would expect us all to come home with a bunch of the same images. But nope. You can really start to see everyone's style come through composition and post processing.
Every image I've seen has been unique, and fantastic, not a dud to be seen.
Also, I can't believe how worn out I was at the end of the day. And yet the models we working non-stop, and they put 200% effort into every shot, from the first to the last. I'm still just amazed.
Let me just go on record here.
Please go ahead and sign me up for all future workshops!

[srwatters]

First off a personal public thank you to Greg who not only hosted the event but helped me find the models and design the sets. This event simply could not have happened without him. I certainly hope that we can do more of these events at his studio. It was comfortable and worked really well in my opinion.

So once again, a big thank you from me. Oh, yeah, nice shot too It's easy to see the difference between us and a pro!

[CypressPhotog]

I want to know the specifics on this shot! How is the lighting setup? Aperture, shutter speed?

[Greg Daniels Photo]

This shot was done with 1 light approx 6ft away from model 45 degrees to the right. 125 f5.6 focal length 70mm ISO200

[markperez]

LOL one light and a shot like that. Here I am thinking about buying a 5th light. Greg did you do any post processing on that photo?

[jchooper12]

Greg, it was great to meet you and I hope we can shoot together in the future. Thank you for allowing us to work in your shop, what an awesome place you have. Scott, thank you for everything also. The woman you found were outstanding and I cannot wait until the next workshop.

Thanks again, awesome pic Greg, you are an inspiration.

[rozzie]

Greg... I cannot thank you enough for allowing us to use your studio for your workshop! Your models were fantastic to work with, and the creativity of your sets helped us so much! I truly loved seeing the chemistry between you and your models as it just shows that a good relationship between the two of you can add up to truly amazing photographs. I hope we can work with you again in the future. Thanks again Greg!

[Greg Daniels Photo]

Originally Posted by markperez

LOL one light and a shot like that. Here I am thinking about buying a 5th light. Greg did you do any post processing on that photo?

Yes I did do some post processing on this image.

[srwatters]

Not that it's any secret, but Greg shot this with a Nikon D100 & Nikkor 28-70mm f/2.8 AF-S lens.

You don't need many megapixels to turn out great work if you know your equipment and how to use it!