Travel Photography Workshop: Advanced


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Hi everyone,

Finally we are offering now the advanced classes, which will conclude the intro and intermediate classes.

Many of you have asked us in the past year if there is something to continue the intermediate classes with. So, here it is ;p

We have already a couple of sign ups for this, but there are still spots open. Would be great to see some of your guys in June.

Some testimonials from our GETAWAY and Workshop participants:

[B]Lee Turner, Finalist UNICEF Awards 2008[/B]
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"Within Felix’s workshops, the world of travel becomes more than the sum of its many elements, and its unique power to inspire, they shed light on the many disciplines required to evolve one’s passionate inspiration to professional aspiration. I left his workshop mindful of industry realities while motivated by Felix’s insights which are uniquely tailored to each participant; they are designed to invite one to elevate their respective craft to go beyond mere snapshots and make their images truly sing."

[B]Jean, Photojournalist & Mosaic Runner UP 2008[/B]
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"I took his Intermediate travel photography class and wished that it wasn’t over so soon! Appreciate that he has zero airs.. no arrogance despite his achievements, especially when he’s achieved so much! As a young freelance photojournalist, I treasure moments like this where I get to meet the man behind the pictures, listen to him speak, question, discuss and learn. Thanks for a wonderful workshop and I hope that there’ll be much more!! "

[B]Muha, Winner of the Maldivien Tourism Board Photography Competition 2007[/B]
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"To describe with few word, Felix Hug’s Travel & Destination Photography is absolutely the best! Dazzling landscapes to lifestyle shots absolutely a treat see, chances are that you’ve come across some of his amazing photography. From the captivating ‘Yi Peng’ to the splendid ‘SilkAir’ series, Felix Hug hasn’t failed to amaze me .

It was undoubtably one of the most valuable opportunities for me to have travelled & perhaps clicked a few shots with Felix during his visit to the Maldives. Apart from the valuable moments, it was great to hang around with someone with a cool attitude & sense of humor.
Luckily when "Eyes on Asia" decided to start their own Travel Photography Workshops, it’s everyone’s chance to learn some secrets to his world renowned photography.

Interested? Please drop Jamie jamieboyd@eyesonasia.net an email, if you like to reserve a spot

About Eyes On Asia & Felix

Eyes On Asia was founded in 2006 by Felix Hug (Director & Photographer) and Jamie Boyd (Director Representation/Production).
Unlike other photography teams, they make their living entirely within the world of travel imagery.

Over the past 3 years they established a network in the region visiting many destinations on assignments.

Awards: Felix is "Image of The Year Winner" at the AMERICAN PHOTO competition (New York), The "New York Photography Awards Winner" for the "Best Editorial Image of the Year", as well as the Travel Photography of The Year Awards (TPOTY London).

Felix has won first Prizes in big Photography Competitions in Europe, Asia, Australia and the USA.

Clients: Lonely Planet Books & Library, Banyan Tree Resorts, Universal Resorts (Maldives), Silk Air (Singapore Airlines), Asian Geographic.

Publications: Felix’s images have been published in countless magazines around the globe including on the cover of National Geographic Traveler.

Some other publications include: The GEO magazines (GEO, GEO Saison, GEO International), Cosmopolitan, Travel & Leisure, Conde Nast, Destin Asia, Outdoor Photography (UK & US), American Photo and many more. He writes a travel photography column for Asian Geographic Passport.

Exhibitions: Amongst other things his images were exhibited in London, Sydney and in the National Museum in Singapore.

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