Workshops and Photo-Editing
Would you like to;
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improve your photography?
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know what all the buttons and dials on your camera are for?
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make the most of your camera settings?
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learn about composition?
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understand why some of your shots don't seem to work?
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receive some pre-holiday teaching?
In the past, I have benefitted enormously from one-to-one and small group workshops led by experienced photographers. Just a short period of time of bespoke guidance and a chance to ask lots of questions improved my photography.
As a fully qualified and experienced teacher of 30 years, I am able not only to share my photographic knowledge but give guidance using a range of effective strategies to match the learner's needs.
I offer workshops on a one-to-one basis or for two. The sessions are perfect for absolute beginners, those with some knowledge of photography and intermediate photographers.
Examples of workshop options
Workshop A 1 to 4 hours - for beginners
Workshop B 1 to 4 hours - progression from Workshop A
Ideal for those with some basic knowledge of photography and who want to take more control of their camera.
Workshop C 1 to 4 hours - more advanced for the intermediate photographer
For those who have a reasonable control over their camera settings, want to take their photography to the next level and are getting much more enthusiastic about their hobby.
Workshop D 1 to 4 hours - over to you
Design your own workshop and choose from a wide range of topics or any other area you are interested in
Walking workshops 2 to 6 hours - any ability
A very practical workshop. Learn photography whilst on your favourite walk ending up with a collection of images that describe the scenery, landscapes, flora & fauna.
Gift vouchers are available for any service I offer from workshops to prints and portraiture to photoshoots.
Examples of how your photography can improve
Focussing and sharpness
Composition and cropping
Highlights and shadows
Problematic lighting & colour conditions
Composition, structure and 'seeing'
Indoor lighting and colour cast
Exposure and contrast