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Online food photography workshop with Penny de los Santos

6 May

Penny de los Santos is a professional photographer who specializes in travel, food and people.  She is a senior contributing photographer at Saveur magazine and a contributing photographer to National Geographic and other national based magazines.  She will be hosting a free online three-day workshop on food photography from May 13-15.

The Power of Food Photography from Penny De Los Santos on Vimeo.

You can watch the live streamed workshop on May 13-15 from the comfort of your home for free simply by registering (see link below).  

To watch the broadcast after the 15th, you will need to purchase the course.

Register for the online workshop, and visit Penny's blog for more info.

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