Have you been using your DSLR camera on Auto or trying various settings with mixed results? Do you take more bad photographs than good, do you understand why they didn't turn out well? This course will give you a solid foundation in photography techniques.

This is a one day course in the Heart of the Beautiful Lake District. Based in Bassenthwaite near Keswick surrounded by the wonderful Skiddaw mountain range.

Learn to get the most out of your DSLR camera and take some stunning pictures while you do. Get tips and techniques for many different lighting situations.

Course includes:

• Get to know the features of your DSLR, mirrorless or bridge camera and how to get the best from them
• How to create blurred backgrounds in your portrait and close-up shots
• Working with long exposure and capturing water
• Take detailed landscape photographs
• Find the fastest way to access your camera's features
• How shutter speed affects your photos and how to avoid camera shake
• How to add interest to your photography with tips on composition
• Put it all into practice by taking some close-up, portrait & landscape photographs.
• Hands on photography shoot on location
• At the end of the day, we will look at the images and have a brief session using Photoshop to show how images can be processed in different ways.

Carmen is a Fellow of the Learning and Performance Institute with a Diploma in adult education

Participants should bring:

• A DSLR, mirrorless or bridge camera
• A tripod
• Extra memory cards and spare batteries.
• Suitable warm clothing and footwear
• Refreshments

Where: Classroom and out and about, taking a variety of photographs

Previous Experience: Suitable for complete beginners

Times: approx 9am to 4pm

Group Size: Small, friendly groups with a maximum of four students

 

Price:

£80 per person

Duration:

One day

Dates:

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Sunday, November 10, 2019
Saturday, November 23, 2019
Friday, December 6, 2019