Master Classes | David Dubnitskiy
Dear friends, I’m inviting you to my photography workshop where I’ll share with you my knowledge and expertise. To learn about the itinerary of the 2-day workshop and to reserve a spot, click on the city that’s nearest to you! Can’t wait to see you there.
Yours always, D. Dubnitsky
Yours always, D. Dubnitsky
Event schedule
David Dubnitskiy:
“I spent a lot of time on becoming a professional in my field. In my master classes, I want to pass on all my experience, to show all the pitfalls that I have attacked and for a very long time I could not find a solution. For novice photographers, this should be a tremendous rise. At the end of each master class, as always, a few practical lessons for young and so experienced photographers.”
Photographer reviews
Thomas
Vienna
What do you expect from a masterclass? Go get some ideas, find new perspectives, learn some insights.... Well I was quite overwhelmed with David's workshop. A whole new concept, things I never thought about, even basics I just threw overboard. Started all new. I admire David's genuine taste for beauty and details, which are harmony. And his emphasis and easy words bringing it along. I am really impressed by his patience even after the show, when he corresponds and correcting. Well he is my teacher
Pavel
Los Angeles
I am a huge fan of David's work. I took David's masterclass because I wanted to understand how he creates his work. Not only did David's class go into detail about the process of creating his work, but also how he grew his audience and how to set your own work apart from everyone else's. This was the most valuable masterclass I have taken to date and I would highly recommend it to anyone serious about expanding their photography skills and developing their own brand.
Alex
London
Despite the fact, I am a beginner photographer
I have received a lot of useful information and incentives for new forms of work. David's approach to photography is an extraordinary vision as an artist - very meticulously nearing to detail, building a particular foreshortening and conveying the emotions of models. He teaches the participants to lay precisely out everything in the right place and hit the target. This event was well structured and mainly divided into three parts: theory, practice and processing of the resulting photographs. This workshop opened the door to the world of ideas and the possibility to see scenes under a different angle. I wish everyone interested in taking beautiful portraits and not only join David's seminar.