Master Photo Workshops : Photography How-To Videos
As a professional in the TV/Video production industry for the past 21 years, the idea to produce instructional photography workshop programs started with my own passion for photography and the workshop experiences I've had over the years. I found that by watching these photographers work in the field, I gained valuable insight into their process and my own photography dramatically improved. Location workshops however are an investment and for some, like the avid amateur or student, just too expensive.
It was my desire to design a series of programs that re-create this workshop experience, allowing photography students, enthusiasts and emerging professionals to practice the techniques and tips of a seasoned pro at a price that everyone can afford.
Reviews
e A Photoshop Guru DVD is very informative and rewarding. He makes working with Photoshop® simple and easy to understand. His approach is straight forward step by step and he reveals his thought process as he attempts difference approaches to solve a problem.
Read More...Flower Photography, February 8, 2012 Tony is a real practical person.The things he is showing you are what you will meet in the field.Somebody who is trying to help you make better pictures.
Read More...“Tony Sweet’s Visual Literacy” wins the 30th Annual Telly Award in the How-To/Instructional category!
Read More...Anyone looking for a DVD to help improve their nature photography cannot go wrong with this purchase. I will defiantly be buying some more from this collection by Master Photo Workshops.
Read More...Tremendous, August 18, 2011 Steve is a talented photographer who has a great communication style. He has thought provoking compositional commentary as well as reviewing his image making style. The film crew did a wonderful job with the area and in getting the most out of this format of film. Very well done, instructive, and useful.
Read More...To be more descriptive: Viewing Tony Sweet’s Visual Literacy DVDs was like reading a great book where you find yourself being unable to put-it-down and wind up reading the book cover-to-cover in one sitting. As for Tony s DVDs, I watched both In the Field and In the Studio DVDs in one sitting (I believe 4.5 hours worth).
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