Workshop n5 - The Natural Element {master the subject photography workshop}
Saturday, September 3, 2011 at 5:32PM 
Finally it's here! Mark your dates for the up coming workshop "The Natural Element" Master the Subject (basic/not so basic) photography workshop. This workshop only limit up to 10 seats. Come explore, search, understand, it will help you define what is most important to you.
The main highlight of this workshop, like always, is to help individual to find their own soul in photography. There are numerous styles in the industry and your vision will be finding one what works well with you, here, in this workshop. Another highlight which we will be exploring which is the invisible element in photography and pictures. This may sound new to you but I am going to show things that are not seen in a picture that is intriguing, we will dig out piece by piece for you to explore in this new genre that you are going to experience.
Why am I doing this workshop, like always, the vision over here is to help new individual to understand and explore, helping them to define things that are most important for them to visionarise. The key element is also help individual to expand, from understanding the basics. There are many workshops out there that focus mainly on gears and tools to make your picture look better which might in another way discourage individual to move forward, my role here is to abolish those fears from you through understanding and mastering the basics.
For those who interested please drop me an email to dennisyap@dennisyapphoto.com See you there~
Please help me take a vote to help the world a better place.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 11:12PM
Since 2009 Dennis Yap Photography* has been aiming to contribute 5% of his total revenue to support social awareness. In the year of 2011 I hope the funds can be contribute to a more effective play ground supported by the fans and clients of Dennis Yap Photography*. As a photographer I always felt that we should play a part in supporting social awareness, without nice sceneries and beautiful sky, or without heritage archtectures being preserved, there will not be any nice and intriguing pictures that spoke about the history of humanity. Please help me place your vote. Thank you.
Regards,
Dennis Yap
Workshop n4 - The Sky is Blue* {discover the senses photography workshop}
Sunday, August 7, 2011 at 10:59PM 
After 3 workshops carried out last year I have announced that I will be doing "The Sky is Blue" next, and finally it is here. I have to apologies for the busy schedules in 2011 but I really want to have this workshop for a very long time, all about COLORS. I have a lot to offer from this workshop and I believe the topics that will be discussed here is a unique one and could not to found anywhere in this industry. For the price that has to offer (which I kept the same since day one), you can see that money is not the key point here to me, it is about sharing an idea. I wish I can take up more participants but we have limited seats here so do register fast!
I love doing workshops, sharing things that I have accumulate over time to more young and dynamic enthusiast. Which I found it easier to communicate to the public in this manner, rather than showing pictures and hoping them to understand what sort of mental process behind the scene. I can say its A LOT to tell. I can say this workshop will allow you to carry back home abundant of thoughts and idea, which can make you crazily imagining and can't wait to shoot a couple of pictures for experiments. Truly it is going to be a wonderful one.
In the past we have done several workshops, "The Natural Element" and "The Spirit of Emotions". And this time a new one. I guess you can pretty much tell how interesting from the name of it. LOL....
You do not need to be a master of picture editing to attend this workshop, the main purpose in this workshop is not only to help individual to expand their mind in their pre-editing process, also it enable individual to know how to appreciate pictures in a more dynamic way. A lot of LOVE from here, hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Dennis Yap
































