PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES IN CHESHIRE

This is a perfect gift for anyone who wants to learn how to make the best use of their camera, which will be explained in a simple and easy to remember manner. Group size is a maximum of 5. Book this date and the recipient can contact us to arrange to attend any of the Introduction to Photography Part 1 - Get Off Auto courses running at any time within the region in the next year, provided there are spaces remaining.

E-mail andy-lowe@goingdigital.co.uk with the name(s) of the recipient(s) and you will be sent a personalised Gift Certificate, with details of how to book a specific date and venue.

Introduction to Photography, Part 1 - Get Off Auto: If you're stuck on the Auto setting on your camera and frustrated because you're not getting the photos that you want, then this is the course for you!

This workshop will have a maximum of 5 students and will last between 5 to 6 hours and will start at 10:30am set within the beautiful grounds of Tatton Park, Cheshire where we banish jargon and explain in plain English how to take control of your camera and get off Auto. This workshop is both formal learning and field based, you'll leave with plenty of useful reference materials and a DSLR is available to borrow on the day, subject to availability - please contact Andy Lowe on 07979 273683 before booking.

What will I learn:

f-stops- we'll tell you what these are and how to use them creatively to create both that dreamy background blur and to ensure your landscape is all in focus.

Focussing- we'll show you how to make your camera focus in exactly the correct place to get those elusive shots with pinpoint accuracy.

White balance- how to change the colours in your photo if they're not what you see or what you want.

Exposure Compensation- learn how to make your photos brighter or darker with no need for editing.

Buttons and dials- we'll help you understand what they do, how to change them and how and when to use them so that you have a better understanding of and feel more confident with your camera.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10am until approximately 3:30pm.

Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

Both formal learning 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 questions.

Free WIFI.

Restaurant facilities nearby.

Access to any special areas subject to confirmation.

Access to our Facebook Community group following the workshop.

OPEN DATED VOUCHER for our popular Introduction to Photography Part 3 - Manual & Composition Workshop for use within The North West region.

This is a perfect gift for anyone who wants to learn how to make the best use of their camera, which will be explained in a simple and easy to remember manner.

Book this date and the recipient can contact us to arrange to attend any of the Introduction to Photography Part 3 Workshop Manual & Compositionrunning at any time within the region in the next year, provided there are spaces remaining.

E-mail andy-lowe@goingdigital.co.uk with the name(s) of the recipient(s) and you will be sent a personalised Gift Certificate, with details of how to book a specific date and venue.

This workshop will have a maximum of 5 students and will last between 5-6 hours starting at 10:30am set within the beautiful grounds of Tatton Park, Cheshire.

This is a relaxed, day long workshop where we banish jargon and explain in plain English how to use manual mode like a pro and take your photos from great to spectacular, simply by deploying your secret weapon, which is composition.

Mastering manual on your camera will allow you to shoot landscapes with filters, create landscapes with 'smooth water' or moving clouds, photograph fireworks, light trails, and images at night. A strong command of composition will put you head and shoulders above the rest and will transform an ordinary image into something that you'd be proud to put on your wall.

We use a mixture of theory and practical throughout the day to help you understand how, why, and when to use manual mode use examples to help you understand the rules of composition. This workshop is both formal learning and field based and you'll leave with plenty of useful reference materials.

A DSLR is available to borrow on the day, subject to availability - please contact Andy on 07979 273683 before booking.

What will I learn:

Manual mode- we'll show you how to use manual mode to precisely control your camera and start to shoot much more creative imagery

Light- you'll learn how the camera 'sees' light, how it differs to what our eyes see and how to use it to your advantage.

Focus- we look at how to focus in low light and when and how to use manual focus.

Landscape skills- we'll explain how to create 'smooth' water, use graduated and Neutral Density filters and capture movement in clouds.

Low light photography- you'll learn how to photograph fireworks, light trails, sparklers, create 'ghosts' and photograph in low light.

Composition- we look at the rules of composition including how using light and colour can change a shot.

Lenses- we explain how your lens choice can affect a photo and change the perspective.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10am to approximately 3:30pm

Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

Both formal learning 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 after the session, with lots of opportunities to ask any questions.

Group size of no more than 4

Free WIFI and access to restaurant facilities.

Access to our Facebook Community group following the workshop

OPEN DATED VOUCHER for our popular Introduction to Photography Part 2- Movement Workshop for use within The North West region.

This is a perfect gift for anyone who wants to learn how to make the best use of their camera, which will be explained in a simple and easy to remember manner.

Book this date and the recipient can contact us to arrange to attend any of theIntroduction to Photography Part 2 Movement Workshops running at any time within the region in the next year, provided there are spaces remaining.

E-mail andy-lowe@goingdigital.co.uk with the name(s) of the recipient(s) and you will be sent a personalised Gift Certificate, with details of how to book a specific date and venue.

This workshop will have a maximum of 5 students and will last between 5-6 hours and will start at 10:30am set within the beautiful grounds of Tatton Park Cheshire.

This workshop is both formal learning 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 Andy on 07979 273683 before booking.

What will I learn:

• Shutter priority- we'll show you how to use shutter priority to precisely control your shutter speed.

• Shutter speed- we explain why you might want to use a slow shutter speed, how and when to use it and the effects you can create.

• Shutter speed- we explain how to freeze movement to capture wildlife, children, sports and action.

• Focussing- we'll show you what focus modes you have available and explain when and how you would use them.

• Metering- we look at how the camera meters and creates the exposure, what metering modes your camera has, how to change them and when to use them.

• Jpeg v RAW- we explain the differences so you can choose the one that works best for you.

• Buttons and dials -we'll help you understand what they do, how to change them and how and when to use them so that you have a better understanding of and feel more confident with your camera.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

• A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10:30 until around 4pm.

• Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

• Both formal learning 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 after the workshop, with lots of opportunities to ask questions.

• Group size of no more than 4.

• Free WIFI and restaurant facilities available.

• Access to our Facebook Community group following the workshop.

This workshop will have a maximum of 1 student and will last between 5 to 6 hours and will start at 10:15am set within the beautiful grounds of Tatton Park, Cheshire where we banish jargon and explain in plain English how to take control of your camera and get off Auto. This workshop is both formal learning and field based, you'll leave with plenty of useful reference materials and a DSLR is available to borrow on the day, subject to availability.

What will I learn:

f-stops- we'll tell you what these are and how to use them creatively to create both that dreamy background blur and to ensure your landscape is all in focus.

Focussing- we'll show you how to make your camera focus in exactly the correct place to get those elusive shots with pinpoint accuracy.

White balance- how to change the colours in your photo if they're not what you see or what you want.

Exposure Compensation- learn how to make your photos brighter or darker with no need for editing.

Buttons and dials- we'll help you understand what they do, how to change them and how and when to use them so that you have a better understanding of and feel more confident with your camera.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10:15am until approximately 4:00pm.

Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

Both formal learning 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.

An email review of images at the end of the day, with lots of opportunities to ask questions.

Contact Andy on 07979 273683 to arrange your day

This workshop will have a maximum of 5 students and will last between 5 to 6 hours and will start at 10:15am set within the beautiful grounds of Tatton Park, Cheshire where we banish jargon and explain in plain English how to take control of your camera and get off Auto. This workshop is both formal learning and field based, you'll leave with plenty of useful reference materials and a DSLR is available to borrow on the day, subject to availability - please contact Andy Lowe on 07979 273683 before booking.

What will I learn:

f-stops- we'll tell you what these are and how to use them creatively to create both that dreamy background blur and to ensure your landscape is all in focus.

Focussing- we'll show you how to make your camera focus in exactly the correct place to get those elusive shots with pinpoint accuracy.

White balance- how to change the colours in your photo if they're not what you see or what you want.

Exposure Compensation- learn how to make your photos brighter or darker with no need for editing.

Buttons and dials- we'll help you understand what they do, how to change them and how and when to use them so that you have a better understanding of and feel more confident with your camera.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10:15am until approximately 4:00pm.

Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

Both formal learning 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.

An email review of images at the end of the day, with lots of opportunities to ask questions.

This workshop will have a maximum of 5 students and will last between 5-6 hours and will start at 10:15am set within the beautiful grounds of Tatton Park Cheshire.

This workshop is both formal learning 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 Andy regarding this before booking on 07979 273683.

What will I learn:

• Shutter priority- we'll show you how to use shutter priority to precisely control your shutter speed.

• Shutter speed- we explain why you might want to use a slow shutter speed, how and when to use it and the effects you can create.

• Shutter speed- we explain how to freeze movement to capture wildlife, children, sports and action.

• Focussing- we'll show you what focus modes you have available and explain when and how you would use them.

• Metering- we look at how the camera meters and creates the exposure, what metering modes your camera has, how to change them and when to use them.

• Jpeg v RAW- we explain the differences so you can choose the one that works best for you.

• Buttons and dials -we'll help you understand what they do, how to change them and how and when to use them so that you have a better understanding of and feel more confident with your camera.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

• A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10:15am until around 4pm.

• Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

• Both formal learning 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.

• An email review of images after the workshop, with lots of opportunities to ask questions.

• Group size of no more than 5.

• Free WIFI and restaurant facilities available.

• Access to our Facebook Community group following the workshop.

The park is home to two herds of wild Red and Fallow deer who roam free over the parks 1000 acres of grassland and around the park’s lakes, providing exciting photographic opportunities. Alongside this the park has an abundance of other flora and fauna on display all year round as well as woodland areas and meres to explore. The walk begins at around 10:00am and we aim to finish at around 1.30pm. This is flexible depending on how we’re getting along. There is no classroom time, just pure photography although Andy will be on hand to provide plenty of useful advice and tips. The price includes a coffee/tea and a chat in The Stable Restaurant at the end of the walk. The price does not include entry to the park. A lens with a minimum focal length of 200mm would be very advantageous.

Please be aware that this involves walking through parkland and over uneven ground; you should be sufficiently fit and mobile to take part. Maximum of six students. Joining details will be issued a few days beforehand.

If you're looking to master the manual mode on your camera and develop your composition skills, then this is the workshop for you!

This is a relaxed, day long workshop. We banish jargon and explain in plain English how to use manual mode like a pro and take your photos from great to spectacular simply by deploying your secret weapon, which is composition. Mastering manual on your camera will allow you to shoot landscapes with filters, create landscapes with 'smooth water' or moving clouds, photograph fireworks, light trails and images at night. A strong command of composition will put you head and shoulders above the rest and will transform an ordinary image into something that you'd be proud to put on your wall.

We use a mixture of theory and practical throughout the day to help you understand how, why and when to use manual mode use examples to help you understand the rules of composition. This workshop will be a combination of both formal learning and field-based activities, you'll leave with plenty of useful reference materials.

A DSLR is available to borrow on the day, subject to availability - please contact Andy Lowe on 07979 273683 before booking.

What will I learn:

Manual mode - we'll show you how to use manual mode to precisely control your camera and start to shoot much more creative imagery.

Light- you'll learn how the camera 'sees' light, how it differs to what our eyes see and how to use it to your advantage.

Focus - we look at how to focus in low light and when and how to use manual focus.

Landscape skills - we'll explain how to create 'smooth' water, use graduated and Neutral Density filters and capture movement in clouds.

Low light photography - you'll learn how to photograph fireworks, light trails, sparklers, create 'ghosts' and photograph in low light.

Composition - we look at the rules of composition including how using light and colour can change a shot.

Lenses- we explain how your lens choice can affect a photo and change the perspective.

Here's what you can expect from the day:

A fun, sociable and educational day, running from 10:15am to approx 16:00pm

Tuition from an experienced professional photographer and course notes emailed to you afterwards to support your learning.

Both formal learning 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 5.

Access to our Facebook Community group following the workshop.