May 4-7, 2009
Megatrade Hall 2
SM Megamall

Come and join the Wedding and Portrait Photographers of the Philippines (WPPP) Photo Congress 2009 where innovation meets artistry. Highlighting the event are seminars, trade shows, large photo/video exhibits and contests, and fellowship night.

A valuable source of updates and solutions, the event comprises of:

• seminars to enhance workflow
• trade shows to upgrade existing tools
• photo & video exhibits to learn more from the pros
• photo & video contests to harness creative skills

During the event, there will also be a forum to link up with the industry professionals, studio owners and traders.

The Photo Congress is held annually by the Wedding and Portrait Photographers of the Philippines (WPPP) in response to the need for the advancement of photography and videography industry in the country.

Program Highlight

On its 5th year, WPPP Photo Congress 2009 will have a Master Class from May 4-6, 2009 with Mike Larson of USA and on May 7, 2009, a Master Class with Louis Pang of Malaysia and Charlie Lim of Singapore.

About the Speakers

Mike Larson

Mike Larson, USA is an International Photographer and Speaker and represents Pictage, California Sunbounce, Kiss Wedding books, ShootQ studio management software.

His passion to give back to photographers challenges him to be ever pursuing excellence, in the eyes of his peers, and by his own standards.

Topics: Leadership & Influence, Shooting right the 1st time, Work Hard, Play Hard

Louis Pang

Louis Pang, Malaysia travels the world to photograph weddings, engagement sessions and modern portraiture. The Star calls him "the passionate newcomer" with his fresh and contemporary style of work.

He is Malaysia’s most awarded wedding & portrait photographer and the first Malaysian to win first place in Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI).

Topic: Get Real

Charlie Lim

Charlie Lim, Singapore. Despite his success as a professional photographer, Charlie never neglect his first love, oil painting. Over the last 10 years, Charlie relentlessly continued to experiment and marry his photography skills and love of oil painting into an unique technique, “Oil-Painting” Photography. This technique is a masterful play of light and shadow perfected by him.

Topic: Oil-Painting Photography

For Inquiries:

Secretariat
33 V Luna Road, G/F Regis Angeli Building, Diliman, Quezon City
(632) 433-4650, (632) 710-5968
(63916) 794-0905
www.wppp.ph