Class Details

Lighting Boot Camp

Instructors: Martin Berglin, Kyle Camerer

Class Description

Lighting Boot Camp is a comprehensive course of four 2½ hour sessions in studio and location lighting and its application to product, editorial, fashion and portrait photography. Students will learn all aspects of studio lighting and utilize that training, as well as on-site location and production training, while in the field and on location.  Each of the four classes is devoted to Fashion, Editorial, Portrait and Product photography. The classes focuses on studio lighting where individual skills are learned and applied to skill sets that stretch the limits of both natural and artificial light sources. After four sessions, students will have a broad range of lighting skills that will serve most all applications of photography and the understanding of light. Lighting Boot Camp is held in the Mpls Photo Center’s 2,800-square foot Lighting Lab.

Class Requirements

Students should have a general understanding of SLR cameras, including concepts of shutter speed and aperture (though no advanced knowledge is necessary). Student’s camera should have a sync terminal and/or hot shoe.

Class Schedule

DateStart TimeEnd TimeLocation
Tuesday, January 19, 20106:30 PM9:00 PMLighting Lab
Thursday, January 21, 20106:30 PM9:00 PMLighting Lab
Tuesday, January 26, 20106:30 PM9:00 PMLighting Lab
Thursday, January 28, 20106:30 PM9:00 PMLighting Lab

About the Instructors

Martin Berglin: With 27 years experience as a professional photographer, Martin has photographed for several Fortune 100 companies. His work has been featured in national print, broadcast and web campaigns, exhibited in art galleries, and been used to drive fund-raising for humanitarian missions.


Kyle Camerer: Kyle Camerer is a commercial and editorial photographer most known for his dynamic style. He goes into each shoot with an open mind and will not settle until he has achieved what he's have set out to do. He likes to go above and beyond the expected.


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