Masterclass: John Gollings on Architectural Photography

© John Gollings
© John Gollings

Renowned architectural photographer, John Gollings is offering an exceptional opportunity to garner and hone your skills in architectural photography in a one-day masterclass. The day will comprise a lecture, location shoot (both interior and exterior) and post production and workflow demonstration. With John, you will be able to discuss broad issues facing professional photographers today as well as your own work.

© John Gollings
© John Gollings

About John Gollings

John Gollings holds a Master degree in Architecture from RMIT University and an Honorary Fellowship of the Australian Institute of Architects. He is a photographer specialising in the built environment including the documentation of both ancient and modern cities around the world.

Gollings is considered one of the most interesting of Australia's architectural documenters. His work is characterised by strong formal composition that is complemented by a discerning ability to contextualise a site and broaden the appeal of a project. Gollings brings the technical resources and skills of an extremely experienced photographer to a discipline that often lacks either a point of view or the ability to express it.

© John Gollings
© John Gollings

Price

CCP member - $340
Non-member - $410

Date and time

Saturday, 12 September
10am - 4pm

Bookings

Book online here  or call CCP on 03 9417 1549.

  • Organised by: Centre for Contemporary Photography
  • Phone: 03 9417 1549
  • Email: info@ccp.org.au

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December

Melbourne: Until 31 January. Prepare to be transported into the picturesque world of Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition—an Instagram sensation and New York Times best-selling book brought to life!

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