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Tickets on sale 12th March via http://www.throughthelenstour.com/throu ... lcome.html

Could be interesting for those interested in flash photography...

I'll be going. No question about it. The guy is a freakin genius.

I saw his SB910 lighting tutorial (not really SB910 specific) recently on nikonusa.com (http://www.nikonusa.com/Learn-And-Explore/Photography-Techniques/gxd83lm4/1/Joe-McNally-and-the-new-SB-910-AF-Speedlight.html), quite interesting and instructional.

Cheers
Steffen.

I might try and make this one. Looks good.

Does it look good?
There's no details on the site whatsoever other than when the tickets go on sale. All the real info is "coming soon".

It's joe..how could it not be ? lol

Exactly.

He's a nut; or a Numnut.

I am not going unless he can guarantee me a shot of a strobed tomcat.

You could probably convince him to use 500 speedlites to light the opera house in broad daylight?

As long as it involved a ballerina, he'd be there.

G'day folks.
(Long time no post...!)

I'm booked in for the Afternoon session and the keynote session in Melbourne.
I'm seriously considering flying up to Sydney for the new workshop announced for the 21st May, but they only have three bookings so far.

So is anyone else actually going/been?

I'll see you there Paul, at the Thursday afternoon session and the later night session.

Photograham and paul, Would love to see the pics from the day.

You should be able to look at what's happened so far here: https://www.facebook.com/ThroughtheLensTour
Check the photos directory.

Thinking of going?

Paul, Thanks for the facebook link. Those are mostly snaps of gear. I wanted the final results.

Anyway there are some cool ones from his personal collection in Facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=255927227822627&set=a.255927224489294.59647.251806188234731&type=3&theater

paulmac wrote:Thinking of going?

No funds. I will wait to get extra funds (which may take a while) or if Mcnally is not the coolest fad by that time, I will go to whoever is the most popular at that time.