Maxima Lighting Workshop with Laura Pannack 10am - 1pm FREE
Maxima Lighting Solutions and Photofusion are delighted to invite you to an exclusive gathering in London, dedicated to the most impactful photographers and equipment technicians shaping the future of photography.
We will be exploring studio lighting with exciting new products by Maxima Led, the emerging benchmark in continuous lighting, and hosted by award-winning photographic artist Laura Pannack.
Workshop 1: 10am-1pm
Photofusion Unit 2, Beehive Place Brixton, London SW9 7QR
Maxima Led was initially conceived by Cinestudio as a replacement for existing lighting technology, in order to maximise efficiency in particularly complex environments, not only in studio. They now pride themselves on creating continuous lighting that not only pushes the boundaries of design and performance but also minimises environmental impact.
Laura Pannack is renowned for her portraiture and social documentary projects, which have been exhibited internationally at prestigious venues including the National Portrait Gallery, Somerset House, and the Houses of Parliament. Her work has received numerous accolades such as the John Kobal Award, Vic Odden Prize, and the World Press Photo Awards.
This gathering will be an inspiring opportunity to explore new technology, connect with visionary artists, and exchange ideas with peers who are shaping the photographic landscape.
Maxima Lighting Solutions and Photofusion are delighted to invite you to an exclusive gathering in London, dedicated to the most impactful photographers and equipment technicians shaping the future of photography.
We will be exploring studio lighting with exciting new products by Maxima Led, the emerging benchmark in continuous lighting, and hosted by award-winning photographic artist Laura Pannack.
Workshop 1: 10am-1pm
Photofusion Unit 2, Beehive Place Brixton, London SW9 7QR
Maxima Led was initially conceived by Cinestudio as a replacement for existing lighting technology, in order to maximise efficiency in particularly complex environments, not only in studio. They now pride themselves on creating continuous lighting that not only pushes the boundaries of design and performance but also minimises environmental impact.
Laura Pannack is renowned for her portraiture and social documentary projects, which have been exhibited internationally at prestigious venues including the National Portrait Gallery, Somerset House, and the Houses of Parliament. Her work has received numerous accolades such as the John Kobal Award, Vic Odden Prize, and the World Press Photo Awards.
This gathering will be an inspiring opportunity to explore new technology, connect with visionary artists, and exchange ideas with peers who are shaping the photographic landscape.