Where does Jock Sturges teach?

[peter shier]

I have been viewing Jock Sturges' Irish schoolchildren pictures in a recent issue of B+W and the more I see them the more I love them. I found a short BIO of him on the website of one of the galleries and it mentions that he teaches. Does anyone know where?

 

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Thanks,

[jay_lynch]

Peter, Not only do I know where he teaches, I just came back from his

workshop. He teaches once a year at the Palm Beach Photographic

center. www.workshop.org.

 

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It was a great workshop and loved learning from him. I came away

learning a lot more then just photography.

[peter shier]

OK, I'm jealous-:) Did he talk about how he does the Irish

schoolkids at all? Does he just set up in some corner with

reasonable background and lighting and then wait for kids to show up

at some marked spot that he has focussed on? What film does he use?

Any other info about those sessions would be most appreciated.

 

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Thanks,

[jay_lynch]

Now Peter I can't give away all his secrets...

 

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I will tell you that he did have a tuff time shooting them. He only

had about 15min each day during their lunch break to shoot.

 

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Kodak Tri-x is what he shoots.

[john_sarsgard1]

I attended the Palm Beach workshop with Jay, and totally agree. Jock

is a terrific teacher. If you want to learn to work quickly and

efficiently with a large format camera, and are interested in people

photography, he will be VERY helpful. He's definitely not an

equipment addict...8x10, one lens, no light meter, few gadgets.

Natural light with reflectors. Simplicity with a very natural style

of execution...little posing. As Jay said, lots more. He doesn't

teach in most workshops because he spends the Summer on the beach in

France making more pictures.