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| ‘The
Photographer’s Eye' Have you spent money on a camera but are frustrated that you
can’t use it properly? Bought good equipment and want to maximise
your investment? Then consider a 1 day photography workshop
with Tim Doak.
‘The Photographer’s Eye’ workshop provides opportunity to
spend a day learning the basics of good image
making. As a photographer I am most influenced by the art of
photography and its creative possibilities, rather than the
science and theory, believing that the most important tool
is the photographers eye, not their camera - although a
solid understanding of camera basics is useful and will be
covered throughout the day.
All workshops are limited in size, with a minimum of 3 and a
maximum of 5 or 6 participants - allowing for lots of personal
attention and intensive learning. I try to keep things
simple, believing that photography is often over complicated
and is learnt best by getting out and about and making
photographs for yourself.
My aim is to develop what you see and to improve your
ability to capture it. To move away from using the ‘Auto’
mode on your camera, becoming more familiar with and
confident in the use of Aperture and Shutter Priority modes
- to quickly transfer theory into practice through hands-on
experimentation. The workshop is also a great opportunity to
connect with and learn from other aspiring local
photographers. Be sure to check out what past participants
have said about their experience on one of my
previous
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The workshop will cover
- Learning to See
- Composition & Creative Image Making
- Use of Natural Light / ISO
- Aperture
- Shutter Speed
- Depth of Field
Price (includes lunch & refreshments)
- £99 per person
- Come along
with a friend and receive a special discount - £179 for two!
:)
- Book now for
next workshop.
Requirements
- A basic level of understanding regarding digital
photography.
- A willingness to learn and experiment.
- The workshop is ideally suited for those with
Digital SLR cameras - with manual settings to control
Aperture, Shutter Speed & ISO. However, should you wish
to use a compact point-and-shoot camera, please
email me to discuss.
You may be better suited to attending my 'Point,
Think & Shoot photography course.
What to Bring
- 4 of your favourite photographs captured by yourself
or someone else, printed or cut out.
- Be prepared for walking and all types of outdoor
weather conditions.
- Notebook and pen.
- Camera, Memory Card (please empty your memory card
before attending workshop).
- Small backpack for camera and equipment might be
useful.
- USB Lead/USB Card Reader
(not essential).
- Tripod (not essential).
- Laptop Computer (not essential).
Notes
- Group size: Min 3, Max 5 or 6.
- Places booked on a first come, first served basis.
- Payment in full must be received to confirm place on
workshop.
- If sufficient numbers are not confirmed, I will
endeavour to arrange an alternative date for workshop,
otherwise payment will be returned in full.
- Prior to workshop you should familiarise yourself
with your camera in preparation for experimentation with
Aperture, Shutter Speed & ISO settings.
To Consider
- Why do you want to make photographs? What sort of
photographer do you want to be?
What is your inspiration?
- Think about presenting your images - at home, as
gifts, in local libraries, coffee shops, galleries,
online...
- To be a better photographer - make photographs and
look at photographs!
Post Workshop
- 1 hour follow-up tutorial to discuss
workshop and personal photography.
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