Would you like to take beautiful photos of your family or friends or people in general? Are your photos missing the wow factor and you'd like to know how to take them to the next level? Then this is the course for you! This is a day long workshop run by professional portrait photographer Louise Mills, based at her studio in Nottingham. This workshop is both classroom and field based, you'll leave with plenty of useful reference materials. A DSLR is available to borrow on the day, subject to availability - please contact Louise Mills on 0776 233 6222 before booking. Read More
What will I learn:
F-stops- we explain what they are and how to use them creatively to get a sharp subject and that dreamy background blur
Focussing- we'll show you you how to tell your camera what to focus on to get those elusive shots with pin point accuracy
Location- we'll help you to look locations differently, how to get the most from any location, what to look for and where to put your subject
Light- we help you understand how to see light and how to use it to your best advantage for stunning natural light photos of family and friends
Composition- we explain some of the main portrait compositional guidelines and show you how to put them into practice
Fill in flash- we'll show you what fill in flash is, how it works and help you learn how and when to use it
Reflectors- we look at how and when to use these
Here's what you can expect from the day:
A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10am until 4pm
Tuition from an experienced professional portrait photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning
Both classroon and practical time, so that you get the best of both worlds and get the most from the day no matter what your learning style
A review of images at the end of the day, with lots of opportunities to ask any questions
Group size of no more than 4
Refreshments on tap
Access to our Facebook Community group following the workshop
What do I need to know?
you should be confident shooting in Aperture priority to attend this wokshop
it's suitable for any camera apart from smart phones
you don't need a separate flash - you can use your flash on your camera