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Information Source: BOB HENRIQUEZ, HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER | eventbrite

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The FDOT Flagger Certification Basic Maintenance of Traffic) 4 hour in-person class. Onsite Training and Testing This class is configured in an onsite format. Therefore, the training class will be held onsite for in-person training by an FDOT approved trainer for a period of four (4) hours. There will be a hands-on assessment and written instructor evaluation. Training Guidance & Requirements To obtain the Flagger Certification (Basic MOT), the student must complete a 4-hour training class led by a FDOT Approved Provider and successfully complete the hands-on flagging assessment. Each student is required to have: A unique email address A State-issued Identification card Phone number to communicate with the instructor, if a problem arises Ability to participate in class activities, assessments and evaluations Attendance during the entirety of the class time Ability to attend class and participate in all activities. This includes hands-on activities that may be performed in an outdoor environment (often hot). Ability to read/write/speak English well enough to be able to understand the course material and perform well on the 9-question exam and performance evaluation. Evaluation 9-question true/false written evaluation, plus the student must successfully demonstrate their knowledge, physical dexterity and ability to perform as a flagger through a hands-on evaluation. Target Audience The target audience for the Flagger Certification (Basic MOT) is anyone who will be performing flagging duties. This includes: Road construction crews Road maintenance crews Local government employees Public Works Department employees Utilities Department employees Stormwater Management Personnel Police Officers Fire/Rescue Officers Landscape maintenance crews Anyone looking to build their resume in the area of temporary traffic control (MOT). Certification Renewal The Flagger Certification (Basic MOT) is good for four (4) years and will require a retaking of the class to maintain certification. Course Length 4 hours Information Source: Tampa Bay Training | eventbrite

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A hands on portrait workshop focused on what matters most lighting and lens choice. Learn to shoot with intention and confidence. Light and Lenses is a hands on creative portrait workshop focused on the two things I constantly preach because they matter more than anything else behind the camera. Your lighting and your glass. Cameras change. Trends change. Lighting and lenses are what truly shape your images. This workshop is led by Ray Alvarez, Westcott Top Pro, creative portrait photographer, and mentor behind Shoot With Ray. If you have been following my work online, this workshop is built around that same signature style. Bold lighting, clean compositions, and intentional creative choices. This is not a casual shoot around. This is a structured educational workshop where I will be teaching, demonstrating, and guiding you through real world creative decisions. What This Workshop Is About Most photographers focus heavily on camera bodies and settings but feel unsure when it comes to confidently choosing the right lens or fully understanding how aperture and lighting interact. In this workshop we simplify that process. You will learn how to Build strong portraits by prioritizing lighting first Choose the right lens based on intent not guesswork Understand how focal length affects compression perspective and storytelling Use fast lenses with confidence instead of fear Decide when shooting wide open enhances the image and when stopping down makes more sense We will break down how aperture impacts depth of field subject separation light control and overall mood so you are no longer second guessing your choices during a shoot. Workshop Structure The workshop will feature two fully built creative portrait sets inside the studio. TWO STATIONS GUARANTEED Attendees will rotate between both sets throughout the workshop Each setup will showcase different lighting approaches and lens decisions Live instruction and demonstrations at each set Hands on shooting time with guidance direction and real feedback This rotating format allows you to see how lighting and lens choice affect the final image in multiple scenarios instead of just one look. Lighting Focus We will cover how to: Shape and control light for creative portraits Understand light placement and why it changes everything Modify light to match the mood you are trying to create Use lighting tools with intention instead of guessing All lighting will be provided. You will see exactly how the sets are built, how the light is shaped, and how to recreate the look in your own sessions. Lens Focus and Glass Philosophy Lens choice is not about owning everything. It is about understanding what each lens gives you creatively. Throughout the workshop we will talk through real world lens selection using fast primes and practical focal lengths often used in portrait and branding work. We will also talk about what happens when you shoot wide open versus stopping down and when each choice makes sense depending on the look you want. The goal is for you to leave knowing how to confidently pick the right lens for the job instead of defaulting to the same option every time. What You Will Walk Away With A clear understanding of how to combine lighting and lens choice More confidence shooting wide open when it serves the image A repeatable process for deciding which lens to use and why Practical lighting knowledge you can apply immediately Strong images for your portfolio from two unique creative sets Giveaway I will also host a brief giveaway. Who This Workshop Is For This workshop is ideal for: Portrait and branding photographers Photographers transitioning into studio work Shooters who feel unsure about lens selection Creatives who want more intention behind their lighting and aperture choices All experience levels are welcome. You do not need to be advanced to attend. You just need to be ready to learn and experiment. What to Bring Your camera One or two lenses you enjoy shooting with or want to understand better Curiosity and a willingness to try new approaches All lighting sets and studio resources will be provided. Information Source: Ray Alvarez | eventbrite

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