| Workshop F.A.Q. |
| Who should attend? |
| Each workshop is directed towards a specific level of photographer (colour coded as Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced) as detailed in the workshop details. |
| What is a typical weekend workshop like? |
| All our workshops start with a Friday evening classroom session from 7:00-9:00pm, with an audio-visual overview of the workshop's goals, and principals.
Saturday at 9:30am we meet up at a pre-arranged location and take the discussion and theory and applies it to the real world, with students and instructors carrying out exercises and explorations of new ideas and approaches. Around noon, we start out 90 minute break for lunch etc. Any film used during the course is processed and scanned over this period. At 2:30pm, the students regroup in the classroom for review and critique of the mornings photographs. By 4:30, the workshop has wrapped up, and students depart. |
| What about bad weather? |
| The Maritimes are sometimes subject to sudden weather changes. Wind, fog, and rain and storm can create the most beautiful images. We cannot control the weather, we can only embrace it. When necessary, classes cancelled due to extreme weather will be rescheduled, however, no refunds will be issued for bad weather. |
| What equipment do I need to bring for my workshop? |
| This varies from workshop to workshop. In general, bring your photographic equipment: cameras, lenses, and if you have them, a tripod and filters. Additional information about equipment for individual workshops will be supplied in the course description. |
| How many people will be in a particular workshop? |
| A workshop will consist of between 4 and 12 students; for workshops with 9-12 students, an assistant will accompany the students on the field-trip. |
| Waiver Of Liability YOUR PAYMENT FOR ANY WORKSHOP WITH ERIC BOUTILIER-BROWN PHOTOGRAPHY CONSTITUTES FULL AGREEMENT TO THE FOLLOWING WAIVER OF LIABILITY, AND IS AS BINDING AS YOUR SIGNATURE. This agreement is a prerequisite and condition to participating in any workshops with Eric Boutilier-Brown Photography. Eric Boutilier-Brown Photography, workshop staff or Instructors, shall have no responsibility or liability for personal safety, welfare and health to any participant or loss or damage to any participant's property, or for personal injury or damage to the property of any other person resulting from the participant's involvement in the Workshop, and may not be held liable for injury or loss of any kindhile attending their course. Eric Boutilier-Brown Photography shall have no responsibility for the acts, errors or omissions of instructors, staff, or other providers of services to participants in the course of the Workshops. |