Outdoors Beginners Photography

Brighton Workshop

Aim

Are you tired of using your camera on auto?

Are you frustrated dialing your camera buttons randomly?

Do you want to fully understand the magic of light in photography?

Or perhaps in the past you used a film camera but you don't know how to go about a digital one?

Then, this intensive 6-hour workshop is for you!

Here, in Bright On Photography's Evaland, I will guide you patiently and literally hold your hand if needed to help you go off-auto in order to use your digital camera in full manual shooting mode.

I will, step by step, demystify the photographic exposure triangle so that you gain the confidence and knowledge you need to start taking control of your camera instead of the camera controlling you.

Are you ready to start your journey into the magic of photography and creative self-expression through your lens?

Objectives

At the end of the workshop you will be able to:

- demonstrate a critical understanding of the fundamentals of Photography.

- demonstrate a practical engagement with photography by taking your own photographs in manual shooting mode

General Workshop Outline

10:30- 11:40

Introductions

Beginning of theory session – PART I – explaining photographic exposure in Photography

11:40

Tea & Biscuits Break (biscuits are provided, bring your own drink)

11:50 - 13:00

Continuation of theory – PART II

13:00 – 13:30 

Lunch Break 

13:30 -15:15

Play Time – PART  I – theory into practice with feedback in parallel

You will be taking photographs using your camera in manual shooting mode by practising specific technical tasks. These will help you implement the knowledge from the theory part. I will be guiding you throughout all your shooting practice and giving you advanced individual attention and feedback.

15:15– 15:20

Tea & Biscuits

15:20- 16:20

Play Time – PART  II – theory into practice with feedback in parallel

16:20- 16:30

Summing up on the workshop themes, leaving your workshop feedback, and suggesting ideas for further workshops based on your needs.

Handouts 

At the end of the workshop, I will be sending you e-handouts by email.

Camera guidelines

A  DSLR or mirrorless camera are ideally the best types of cameras you can have if you want to really explore and experiment with photography at a beginner level. However, all types of cameras are welcome, as long as they have a manual shooting mode setting.

Refund & Cancellation Policy

No refunds:

- if you cancel within 15 days from the start of the course.

- if the course is cancelled but a new date is scheduled

- if you stop attending it or any sessions of it

Minimum Age

16 years old is the minimum age for participants to attend the workshop on their own. For younger children please contact us.