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Bodyscapes Photoworkshop Batch 1: Exploring the Nudes

PUBLISHED ON April 9, 2008 AT 7:15 PM

April 12 from 9am-6pm to be conducted by Ross Capili

Workshop designed for Advance Amateurs (Who attended the basic photography workshop
or have prior knowledge in camera operations already )

9am-12nn: The morning workshop will be dedicated to lighting the nude,
conceptualization. All participants will learn how to capture in fine art photgraphy the
female form.

1pm-6pm : Creative lighting with paint effects will be the main activity in the afternoon.
Participants will do collaborative hands-on body painting with two models and will have
the chance to create their own compositions.

Workshop Fee is Php 3,000 inclusive lunch, Certificate of Participation and I-MAG
Photography Magazine. All participants must bring a digital camera (Point-and-Shoot or
DSLR) with enough CF or SD cards. Optional (only if you have) : Light meter , Tripod,
Laptop and Flash.
Recommended lenses to be used: 50mm, 80mm, 120mm, 15mm or 10mm (for conceptual
shoot) or any kits lens. Zoom lenses are allowed

To ensure your slot, please pay in advance the non-refundable 50% downpayment at OWG
Creative Centre office. Payments may also be deposited at any Union Bank branches (under
Don Chino Roces Branch, Makati)
Account Name: OneWorkshop, Inc.
Current Account Number: 00-035-002235-5
For payment confirmation call Liza Taylo or Ellen Capili at 8105094 or fax your deposit
slip to 8192074. You may also scan your deposit slip then email the jpeg to
one_workshop@yahoo.com
Early full payment made on or before April 4 will get a discount of 10%

For more information visit: http://owgclub.multiply.com/journal/item/16/
Bodyscapes_Photoworkshop_Batch_1_Exploring_the_Nudes

About The Facilitator:

Ross Capili is a Painter, Photographer, Digital Artist,
Digital Printmaker, Art Writer and Art Educator.

As a photographer, Capili specializes in Conceptual
Landscapes, Fashion Glamour, the Fine Art Nude, Body
Painting and Advertising Art Commissions. He was Official
Photographer of the 2005-2006 Mutya ng Pilipinas.

As an educator, Capili’s teaching methods bridge both analog
and digital disciplines. Hands-on artmaking coupled with his
artistic vision is central to all his photoworkshops, which
he has conducted at local and international venues.

To date, Capili has successfully mounted 33 one-man shows
in Manila, as well as one in Paris, France. His
participation in 35 selected group exhibitions includes a
stint as curator and project director at the recent and
highly successful 8th Filipino American Arts Exposition in
San Franciso and New York, USA where he was honored with the
Pamana ng Lahi Award given to Filipino Artists around the globe.

A consistent prize winner from his student days, Capili has
accumulated more than 55 awards and distinctions since his
first photography prize in 1977. His most recent achievement
was the Photoworld Manila 2005 Models Portfolio Competition,
where he won two of the five top awards. His works are published
in several coffeetable books particularly the 21st Century Filipino
Artists, The Art Philippines and the Art Collector’s Guide Book.

Capili was Art Production Director for the Philippine
Airlines Advertising Department, handling US, Europe and
Middle East accounts for 16 years. Today, he is President
and Creative Director of OneWorkshop, Inc., Chairman of eArtPhilippines
and sits as a member of the Executive Council of the National
Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Committee on Visual Arts.

To view documentation of Ross Capili’s previous
photoworkshops, visit http://rosscapili.multiply.com

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