Staying true to the PMRE mission of 'Connect. Learn. Grow.', we're pleased to announce our first Springtime professional development event – a two-day workshop in one of the most beautiful places on the planet – Carmel, California!
 

Join renowned photographers and educators, Wayne Capili, Tony Colangelo and Fraser Almeida for an immersive workshop experience, with the opportunity to photograph not one, but two architectural marvels. 

This intensive, interactive and highly engaging workshop combines classroom learning with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend several hours in and around two luxurious Carmel properties, applying the skills you’ll have learned, toward capturing portfolio-worthy images.

• Diverse Approaches to Composition. Tony, Wayne, and Fraser will demonstrate their distinct perspectives on both examining a space and capturing images that effectively tell a story of the home’s “essence”. Seeing such diversity and being able to ask questions of each of them, can expand your toolkit. This, in turn, can breed increased confidence in capturing luxury spaces. 

• Advanced Editing. Nothing helps you tell a better story for your client than a well-composed image that's been carefully edited to highlight the best features within a given space. Tony, Wayne and Fraser will review numerous techniques from their respective post-processing workflows, including advanced blending modes, leveraging photoshop plug-ins such as the Nik Collection, and expertly blending layers for memorable twilight shots.  

• A Tour with the Architect. On Day 1, renowned architect, Eric Miller,  will take us on a tour of a home that he has designed, sharing his vision for the home, key design choices and his expectations for the photography.  And, of course, you'll have an opportunity for Q + A. 

• One-on-One Support. On each shoot day, Tony, Wayne and Fraser will go out of their way to ensure you’ll get personalized attention and support, as you work your way through capturing each house. 

• Connection. In a world where so many of us work in isolation, there is no way to overstate the importance of fostering relationships that begin at a professional development event like this one.  Such relationships serve as a way to get additional support and insights from colleagues.