Introduction To Photography
1 day workshop
Saturday 25 April 2020
Saturday 11 July 2020
Saturday 7 November 2020
Sometimes all you want -is to go over the basics.
You want to learn how to get out of AUTO and finally take control over your camera.
Learning to use a camera is a bit like learning to drive.
At first, you have to master the pedals, the gear changes, the indicators and mirror. There's a learning curve that everyone has to go through before they pass their test and are able to drive their car safely anywhere they want.
It's the same with photography. It also has a learning curve and it has a similar pain barrier that everyone has to go through if they want to take that camera anywhere they want, to use it creatively and instinctively.
You drive your car without thinking about the controls... so it should be with your camera.
Whether you're photographing your kids, snapping your holidays or you're hoping to progress your photography to a more creative level, you'll still need a solid grasp of the basics.
Which one of the following best describes you?
New to Photography?
You recently bought a camera and the controls look daunting. You're looking for help
You want to improve?
You want to buy a unique gift for someone who owns a camera. You think they'd really like the workshop
Your photos disappoint?
You have become increasingly disappointed with your photos and you're looking for a solution
Looking for a gift?
You have become increasingly disappointed with your photos and you're looking for a solution
About the day
You'll learn how to cope with unusual lighting, how to override your camera's settings to give you perfectly exposed images and how to use ISO to give you extra help when light gets low and shutter speeds too slow.
Taking control of your camera means you'll learn how to create those lovely soft-focus backgrounds when photographing people and how to freeze fast moving action - as well as how to take stunning images of moving water so that it looks dreamy.
The workshop is led by industry professional Kevin Ahronson, one of the UK's best photography teachers. Bringing over 40 years of experience behind the camera and sharing his knowledge with you, Kevin is known for his sense of humour. So certainly be prepared to learn a lot, but also expect a few smiles along the way.
We try to run this workshop four times a year.
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OPENING HOURS
Tuesday-Friday 11:00am-17:30pm
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Hampshire School of Photography Ltd
10a White Hart Parade, Blackwater, Camberley, Hampshire GU17 9AD
Company Reg No. 11905308
Training Office
25 Osborne Drive, Fleet, Hampshire GU52 7LL
Email: info@hampshirephotoschool.com
Tel: 01252 643143
Blog: The Photography Teacher
Kevin Ahronson's photography website: www.ahronson.com