All words and images ©2006-2013 Wendy G. Gunderson
You may remember that last September I hosted David Beckstead’s workshop, “Shoot with Beckstead,” in Milwaukee: Shoot with Beckstead We had an amazing three days, shooting at the Milwaukee Art Museum, in the Third Ward, and at the Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee. I am pleased to announce that David will be returning for another workshop which I will be hosting with Craig Stodola of Craig John Photography: Craig John
This year, we will be shooting at the Pabst Brewery site. The Pabst Brewery shut down in 1996 after 152 years of brewing in Milwaukee. The 20-acre site is being renovated into a neighborhood, with homes, shops, and restaurants by the Joseph J. Zilber Historic Development group. You may recall that Mr. Zilber passed away last March, but his vision is carrying on. Several of the buildings have been renovated with office and living space. However, many of the original buildings remain, with the beauty of their classic architecture featuring Milwaukee’s own Cream City brick. The buildings under development remain under lock and key, however, the Zilber group has graciously allowed us access to these unique, historic buildings for our workshop. My thanks to Dan McCarthy at Towne Investments for giving me the tour and arranging for this to take place. For more information on this historic development, check out The Brewery
For more information on David’s workshop and to sign up: Shoot with Beckstead
To see examples of our images from last year’s workshop: Shoot with Beckstead: Milwaukee 2009
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This sounds interesting — I wasn't able to find out on the site how much the workshop costs. What is the cost?
Thanks.
It's on the "Shoot with Beckstead" website. Click "Workshop Info" and then "2010 Workshop Dates and Locations." The cost for the three-day workshop is $950. Details about the program are on that site. You can also see shots from past workshops. I attended the workshop in Chicago in 2008 before deciding to host last year. It is a great learning experience.
W