Shooting People with Paul Mobley

February 1, 2010 by Ben Long
Filed under: General 

Last October, I had the good fortune of assisting photographer Paul Mobley at a 4-day workshop in Oklahoma. Paul’s got a new website up, that is well worth checking out. He’ll also be teaching a workshop in Santa Fe in March. If you have any interest in portraits, shooting strangers, or any other types of people shooting, this is a great opportunity. You can check out more of Paul’s work here.

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2 Comments on Shooting People with Paul Mobley

  1. John Stevens on Mon, 1st Feb 2010 10:04 pm

    2. Sounds like a great workshop. I really like this guys work. Very honest, gritty images!

  2. dave mckenna on Fri, 26th Feb 2010 10:11 pm

    3. oh man, i just got back from several days in taos/santa fe. i love that place.

    i stumbled upon a cool photo gallery – barbara bowls fine art : 125 east palace avenue – suite 135 – www. barbarabowls.com

    check out her gallery if you have time.

    -dave

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