Kongo just finished a 4-day Photo Workshop in San Francisco with National Geographic photographer and photo legend Joe McNally. One of the many things Joe is famous for is his creative use of artificial light to build stunning images. This weekend was no exception. While working with Joe, Kongo was able to take some images too, but without all the equipment Joe normally uses.
The monkey spent four days in New York last week and over the weekend attending a National Geographic Photo Workshop with Joe McNally. The workshop was great, Joe was fantastic as always, and the support group hosting the event was superb. Here’s a few of Kongo’s shots that included players, posers, crazies, and a view. The sax player above is from Russia. He had staked out a great spot within a tunnel in Central Park with great acoustics and great afternoon light. Continue reading “New York Streets”
Kongo spent last week in Santa Fe, New Mexico attending a National Geographic Expeditions Photography Workshop. This is a review of the workshop. I updated this post to include a video made by the staff of our week in the Photo Workshop. Continue reading “NatGeo Santa Fe Photo Workshop: A (Updated) Review”
The monkey put on his boots, spurs, and duster and headed toward Eaves Movie Ranch yesterday afternoon for a photo shoot. The ranch has been the set for several Westerns, including the Cheyenne Social Club, Lonesome Dove, Silverado, Every Which Way But Loose, and many, many, more. Today Kongo’s National Geographic Photo Expedition Workshop got to work with models, learn about bouncing light, and get up close and personal with some real Western characters. Continue reading “Monkeys on the Range”
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