LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES - PART 1
Creative Landscape Photography at Home and Abroad
If you have been disappointed by your landscape or cityscape images, we can show you how to take professional-looking shots.
You will have two practical photography sessions and the opportunity to review your photos as a group and discuss your images.
What You Will Learn
- How to photograph landscapes, cityscapes, landmarks and buildings
- How to take correctly exposed shots
- How light affects your shots
- How to use graduated and polarising filters for better skies
- What makes a pleasing composition
- Choosing the right lens
- Useful information for landscape photographers at home and abroad
Dates, Venues & Prices for this Workshop
Reviews
Thank you for a really inspiring and enjoyable day today. I learned so much from what seemed to be a standing start but I realise how much I have to learn! I had been on a Level 1 introductory earlier this year and it was all theory - the practical aspects of this course made a huge difference. Once I am more familiar with my camera I'll book one of the more advanced courses so hope to see you again in the future.
This course exceeded expectation with it's blend of theory and practical delivered by a man who is so passionate about the subject matter that he crosses the borderline into obsession. But wow does it pay off. Big time. Keith's images are breathtakingly beautiful. His knowledge of the subject beyond the pale. His enthusiasm infectious. His willingness to pass his knowledge on a gift. This workshop should be high on anyone's list as the principles of composition and depth of field are invaluable to all photographic genre, not just landscapes.
I'd like to thank you for making the two photography courses which ran last weekend at Chirk and Erddig so enjoyable. I looked through all the pictures I'd taken when I got home and can honestly say that they included some of the best photographs I've ever taken! My enthusiasm has been rekindled, I've even put my EOS 20D up for sale and have bought a 40D (which I'd been toying with anyway).
Just a quick note to thank you and Andy for a lovely day on Saturday. It's a rare treat for me to get out with my camera, and I did enjoy the company and the opportunity to practice some landscape photography. I also thought the course was very well structured as well as being friendly and relaxing. It was a good reminder of many of the things I have forgotten and how much I still have to learn, but I will be as proactive as possible in the coming months to educate myself and try new things. Please let me know if you will be running any advanced courses, and of course I will look forward to seeing you at the Petworth House event.
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(Longshaw Activity Level 3)
Previous Experience
To get the most from this workshop, we recommend that you have attended our Explore Your DSLR/Compact System Camera Part 1 workshop, or have a clear understanding of aperture and depth of field, focal point and ISO.
If in doubt, please contact your local tutor for advice.
Equipment
You will need a tripod (full height). Optional equipment - polarising filter, graduated filters (grey or ND), remote shutter release.
Note: Some of our tutors will be able to loan you a graduated filter on this workshop - if in doubt please contact your tutor for details.
Times
Most of our workshops run from 10am to 4pm, but please check your Joining Instructions for full details.
Progression >>
You can develop the skills learned in this workshop in our Landscape Photography Part 2 workshop and some of our Residential workshops and Photo Walks.
