Saturday, June 11, 2011

Fashion and centerfold underwater photography

Our Sedona workshop is sold out and around the corner.We will be leaving for Sedona on 18th
June and the good news is that in August we have underwater fashion and centerfold photo workshop. We will again featured Hasselblad H4D cameras and Ultima underwater housings.
Each attendee will get hers/his camera to use for duration of the workshop.
There is still a space available, so register early.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Hasselblad FORUM

We have now added Forum to our web site. Check it out and join us with comments, pictures and any good ideas.

Monday, May 23, 2011

Hasselblad Panoranic Photography Workshop

Now that Sedona is just about sold out, check our other workshops on my website
www.peterlorber.com.

And last Discovery and Endeavour liftoff in pano combinations.
Both were taken with H4D 50 and 210 plus 1,7 conv. 
I had printed Discovery 40 x 120 inches, perfect. Enjoy.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Sedona Hasselblad Workshop

After a great launch of Endeavour yesterday morning, afternoon was spent processing images.
Sedona workshop has only 2 spots left, sign up before it is totally filled.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

STS-134

Postponed again, May 16 is the newest date. Hope to have some nice shots May 17th right here....

Friday, April 29, 2011

STS 134 Endeavour

                            STS-133 - Discovery_Last launch_KSC_360 mm lens

Well- it was a nice drive to KSC, just on time to be informed about launch delay.
Hopefully it will be all go on Tuesday.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Sedona workshop

We are getting closer to our next workshop - Sedona, AZ.
It will be perfect - as photography will be done at sunrise and sunset and during the day we can work on Hasselblad cameras, Gigapan hardware and software, Phocus software and stitching the images.
Will keep you posted and get some nice panos up.

Friday we hope for nice day in Florida, as we have last launch of Space shuttle Endeavour.
And hopefully no glitches.... and some amazing shots with Hasselblad
                                    Space  Shuttle Discovery on the launch pad