Building on your skills gained during our Getting Started with Photography Part 1 Course, we will expand your knowledge and show you how to visualize and shoot inspiring images. You will learn about metering, light and fine tuning your exposure, colour and composition. We will then go through how to setup your camera to shoot a variety of different images such as portraits, landscapes, wildlife, low light situations and the skills needed to capture action shots of pets or children at home.
This workshop will teach you how to shoot inspiring images and really further your knowledge of photography, so you can shoot great shots in any situation. . Learn how to ‘see’ light and visualise how good light will improve your images. We will discuss how to get the best results when working with natural light or artificial light sources and how to get good exposures using the metering systems in the camera. Learn the various ways in which good composition can really make your subjects and images stand out and when to use composition rules and when to break to them. We will also explore how to use colour effectively in your images by using settings such as picture controls and white balance.
Topics covered include:
When, where and how to use shutter speed, ISO and aperture
Camera settings and equipment
Understanding Light
Metering and Expsoure
Composition Rules
Colour Settings
Camera tips and tricks
These sessions will take place via Zoom video call, so please ensure your laptop (preferred) or your phone is capable of supporting this application. For more information please contact us on [email protected] to discuss your requirements.
If you have not received the e-mail with the joining information 1 week before the course please e-mail [email protected] immediately and we will send the link out to you. Do not e-mail us on the day of the course as there is no guarantee we will see the e-mail in time to send out the details
The trainer was clearly very experienced and provided a well thought out course. I liked that he was adapted to be most useful to those in attendance after asking us what type of photography we were interested in and what cameras we had. It was a bespoke course for us. The course was very useful and the technical bits were explained in an easy to understand way, we were encouraged to ask questions and this helped to clarify any information we were unsure of.
Andrea J.
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