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Learn Photography in a Day
This course is designed to teach you the technical and creative fundamentals of photography. Taking place on tuesday 15th december 10am to 4pm with at Courts Street Gallery in Trowbridge. There with be at least 5 hours of practical learning (with approximatley two 30 min breaks).
You will begin by learning the physical parts of your camera, proper handling techniques, and core settings like the mode dial, focus modes, metering, and white balance. We will then look at the exposure triangle, discovering how aperture affects depth of field to create beautiful background blur or sharp landscapes, how shutter speed can freeze fast action or creatively blur motion for light trails, and how ISO manages light sensitivity without introducing digital noise. We will cover some lighting basics— natural and artificial light and basic flash techniques—alongside core composition principles like the rule of thirds, leading lines, framing, and symmetry.
This course is for beginners wanting to stop relying on auto modes, hobbyists. You will need a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or a compact camera with manual exposure modes and a memory card. Tea & Coffee will be provided but please bring a packed lunch.
Learn Photography in a Day
This course is designed to teach you the technical and creative fundamentals of photography. Taking place on tuesday 15th december 10am to 4pm with at Courts Street Gallery in Trowbridge. There with be at least 5 hours of practical learning (with approximatley two 30 min breaks).
You will begin by learning the physical parts of your camera, proper handling techniques, and core settings like the mode dial, focus modes, metering, and white balance. We will then look at the exposure triangle, discovering how aperture affects depth of field to create beautiful background blur or sharp landscapes, how shutter speed can freeze fast action or creatively blur motion for light trails, and how ISO manages light sensitivity without introducing digital noise. We will cover some lighting basics— natural and artificial light and basic flash techniques—alongside core composition principles like the rule of thirds, leading lines, framing, and symmetry.
This course is for beginners wanting to stop relying on auto modes, hobbyists. You will need a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or a compact camera with manual exposure modes and a memory card. Tea & Coffee will be provided but please bring a packed lunch.