November 25th, 2010
Anything you like to know about travel photography, photography in general, our travel photography Getaways, our work as a whole? Here is the place to ask it. Every week i will try to answer a few of your questions on this Blog.
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Felix
Felix Hug was born in Switzerland at the beginning of the carneval (Fasnacht) season in 1964, the 11th day of the 11th month, at almost at 11.11 am to be precise.
How much that indicated, what would become, an unconventional lifestyle is unknown, but heavily influenced by his late father, a painter, he followed his passion for design and the arts.
He has won Best Image Awards
in the following competitions:
@ The Asian Geographic Grand Prize, Singapore
@ The International Photography Awards, USA
@ American Photo, Image of the Year, USA
@ Travel Photographer Of The Year, GB
@ The New York Photography Awards, USA
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We had a question through another forum which i think is relevant. The question was in regards to one of the Getaways.:
“Just like to know if spouse tag along but not attend the workshop be possible?”
EOA: Yes, of course you can bring your wife, friend, girlfriend, mother.. whom ever you like to bring along.
However, the Getaways are designed in a way to maintain a low profile and we travel with a maximum of 14 participants. More often then not we are even less then that.
So, anyone coming along and attending part of the itinerary is considered a participant and therefore has to pay the same fees.
Our Getaways are designed in a way, that it should not matter on what level of photography you are shooting, you should have plenty of reasons to still enjoy the experience.
Also, at no stage of the Getaway you are forced to come along with the group. Sometimes you just like to take half a day for you by the pool in one of the many great hotels, where we are staying. Or you like to get up later and joining the group only after their morning shoot, when they come back for breakfast.
On our Getaways you can do that, because we prefer having a steady base instead of forcing you to move together every day. Its important to us, that we only travel as much as we absolutely have to, so we get more time enjoying a destination and taking images.
We had many couples in the past and often one party is more enthusiastic then the other about photography, but they enjoyed the possibility of traveling together, making friends and sitting over dinners with likeminded travelers, sharing their thoughts on travel, photography and life.