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Sony Brings Editorial Wedding Photography into Focus at the latest edition of the Alpha Femme Workshop series - Middle East Business News and Information - mid-east. info

Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Sony Middle East and Africa is set to host the next edition of its Alpha Femme workshop series on Saturday, July 18, bringing together women passionate about photograph…

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Sony Brings Editorial Wedding Photography into Focus at the latest edition of the Alpha Femme Workshop series - Middle East Business News and Information - mid-east. info

Dubai, United Arab Emirates:Sony Middle East and Africais set tohost the next edition of its Alpha Femme workshopseriesonSaturday, July 18, bringing together women passionate about photography and visual storytelling for animmersivehands-on wedding photography workshopdesigned to connect and empower female photographers. The July edition of the masterclass, “Editorial Weddings: From Moment to Masterpiece,”will be led by Dubai-based photographerPetra Drakeand will take place from12:00 PM to 4:00 PMatGarage Studio, Warehouse No. S07-307, AlQuozLogistics Park, AlQuozIndustrial Area 2, Dubai. Thesessionwill feature a live demonstration of Sony’s newly launchedAlpha A7R VI,showcasingits high-resolution image quality, advanced autofocus capabilities, portrait performance, and wedding photography workflows through real shooting scenarios. Attendees will experience the capabilities of Sony’s latest Alpha technology while gaining practical insights into creating compelling editorial wedding imagery. Designed to help creators master the art of timeless editorial wedding imagery, the session will explore the complete creative process: client consultation, pre-shoot planning, studio lighting, camera settings, and posing techniques. The workshopwill alsoprovidepractical insights into navigating the pace of a wedding day, selecting the right equipment for different scenarios, and developing an efficient post-production workflow. Attendees will have the opportunity to photographmodels styled as the bride and groomduring a hands-on studiosession beforeconcluding with a business-focused discussion and an interactive Q&A with Petra. Following the success ofpreviouseditions,Sony’s ongoing Alpha Femme initiativereflects the company’s commitment to supporting women in photography, videography, cinematography, and content creation by providing access to industryexpertise, hands-on education, and collaborative learning experiences. The workshop is open to photographers and content creators of all experience levels, with limited places available through advance registration on theAlpha Universe Registration Portal. By registering onAlpha Universe, participants can also stay informed about upcoming Alpha Femme events and workshops. About Sony Middle East and Africa:Sony Middle East and Africa FZE is a 100% subsidiary of Sony Corporation and is the regional headquarters for the Middle East and Africa regions. The company is engaged in the business of Sony Consumer Electronics, Mobile Electronics (Car Audio), broadcasting and professional products and Computer Entertainment (PlayStation) products in more than 40 countries in the region. Apart from stock operations in the Jebel Ali Free Zone Establishment in Dubai, Sony Middle East and Africa leads execution of various logistics, sales, marketing, advertising and customer services activities through its business partners. 353 accredited third-party service centres reinforce Sony’s presence in key markets in the region. About Sony Corporation:Sony Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Group Corporation and is responsible for the Entertainment, Technology & Services (ET&S) business. With the mission to “create the future of entertainment through the power of technology together with creators,” we aim to continue to deliver Kando* to people around the world. *Kando is a Japanese word that roughly translates to the sense of awe and emotion you feel when experiencing something beautiful and amazing for the first time.

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