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The diverse world of macro photography | Thomas Adorff for Tamron

Live shooting contribution as part of our photo days

Thomas Adorff

The world of small things often holds inconspicuous details. In this inspiring workshop, Thomas Adorff guides you through the basics of macro photography and shows how diverse this exciting genre really is. It's not just about close-ups of tiny subjects, but also about creative portraits. Thomas reveals why the Tamron 90mm macro is his personal insider tip for expressive faces and demonstrates this vividly in the lecture. A special highlight is a live shoot in which a small set is created and photographed directly on location.

More about Thomas Adorff:

Thomas Adorff is an absolute professional. The professional photographer knows his craft inside out and impresses with his absolute accuracy in a wide variety of subjects.

His portfolio ranges from portraits on location or in his own studio to band and concert photos to advertising photography with all its facets.

He masters natural light as well as the available ambient light and, above all, his flash. He loves the realization of creative ideas, which he guides unerringly and precisely from the concept to the refined result.

It is striking that people usually play the leading role in Thomasâ photos. And as much as Thomas enjoys having the most diverse characters in front of the camera, he also enjoys working with them behind the camera and imparts his extensive expertise in a passionate and entertaining way.

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