Last Saturday we had the (full-day) wrap-up of our photography course, and I wonder how many of us will miss going to Rabat tomorrow morning! George Saguna said on his blog what I’m sure we’re all thinking. It was a great group of all ages (well, nobody was over 60 or under 17 LOL), and I personally look forward to keeping in touch with all of them!
How funny that the venue of our last day was the Ninu Cremona School in Victoria. I was still fighting my pain demons and thus wasn’t able to take full advantage of all the weird nooks and crannies that offered such marvellous settings for a photo-shoot. Here are my best shots, but if you like you can see more – and better ones! – in the group photo album, which has now been made public (though I think you’ll have to be on facebook – but I’m not sure!).
(Model: Anna Marie Tabone)
Posted on July 16, 2010 - 10:06 pm. Add a comment
I went back to work last Monday as planned and had some better days, and some worse. The heat hasn’t been helping at all – upon coming home I usually find the nearest horizontal area and collapse in a steaming heap, with nothing further from my mind than blogging about the photography course!
Well, a week ago today we met up late afternoon for a change, and the photo shoot took place at sunset. At first I was a bit miffed when I’d read about the chosen location – Dwejra. I’ve been down there so many times that I should be made a honorary something of Dwejra!! But I hadn’t known that it would be a sunset shoot much different to the ones I’d undertaken before. I loved it – except for the mosquitoes that attacked us like kamikaze bombers…
Model: Francesca Caruana
Our tutor, Kevin Casha, took photos with lighting… While I’m happy with my silhouettes, his pics make me green with envy!!
