PHOTO WALKS - A GENTLE STROLL THROUGH THE LANDSCAPE

Light & Composition in Photography

On our Photo Walks, we will help you to improve your photography, concentrating on seasonal highlights in the landscape around us.

What Makes a Good Photograph

You will learn how to take a variety of photographs, from landscapes to close-ups, how to compose a good photograph, and make the best use of light for professional-looking shots.

Everyone is welcome, newcomer* and more experienced photographer alike (digital or film), and if you have already attended any of our other workshops, you are sure to enjoy the opportunity to use your new skills to photograph a wider range of subjects.

We will be walking at a gentle pace, stopping off regularly to photograph whatever looks good on the day.

Although we will be out and about for most of the session, we will meet at a classroom for tea and coffee (with toilet facilities) and return at the halfway stage for a lunch break.

We aim to have small groups, so you will benefit from personal advice and tuition throughout the day.

What to Bring

Equipment

These workshops are suitable for compact and SLR cameras, both digital and film. To get the best out of this workshop you will require a tripod (full height) - a few tripod (full height)s may be available to borrow on the day (please ask when making your booking).

Optional equipment - polarising filter, graduated filters (grey or ND), remote shutter release.

You will require strong shoes or walking boots and appropriate outdoor clothing. Full details will be in our joining instructions.

Lunch

Please bring a packed lunch and drinks for the day.

Joining Instructions

When we receive your booking form, we will send you full details and a list of things to bring, and where to find us.

Day	Date	Venue	Cost £	Reserve Your Place
Sat	07-Jun-08	Longshaw	60	FULL

All Photo Walks run from 10am to 4pm

Skill Level 2 and 3. Activity Level 4. Click here for details.

* If you are a complete beginner, or have recently purchased a new camera, you might prefer to attend either our Explore the Features of Your Digital SLR or Get More from Your Compact Camera workshop first, to learn more about your camera.

Photography - Composition and Light