COURSES> EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHY
Take your photography skills to the next level with Foto Frenzy’s Exploring Photography Course.
Go beyond the basics of camera control and learn not only how to take technically-better photos, but discover how to use the camera’s controls to tell your own visual stories.
The aim of this course is to give you the confidence you need to capture your subjects the way you want them captured, and for you to begin to develop your own photographic style.
Over the 4 weeks of Exploring Photography you’ll cover: the finer points of composition; how emphasis and perspective is controlled by lens choice; how light and colour can effect texture and mood; when to consider a black and white rendition over full colour; how to ensure your results match your expectations; the importance of decision making in the act of shooting and; how to personalise your camera’s controls to suit your needs. Assignments will be set on weeks 1 and 2 and reviewed as part of the course.
Foto Frenzy offers five Exploring Photography courses each year.
– [week 1] Exploring Photography commences on the first Wednesday of each alternate month
– [week 2] Course continues the following Wednesday evening
– [week 3] Practical night photography session
– [week 4] The final classroom session is run the following Wednesday evening
– 12 hours of tuition, over 4 weeks
– A Certificate of Completion will be presented to all participants who complete the workshop
4x Wednesday Evenings (6:30pm - 9:30pm)
This course is the ideal opportunity for you to develop your technique under the guidance of experienced tutors – who are also award-winning photographers – passionate about sharing their insights into the art and craft of image-making.
Your course will have a maximum of 20 participants and a minimum of 2 experienced instructors who are Accredited Members of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP).
As participant numbers are limited, enrol now.
– Brisbane venue details provided upon enrolment.
$395.00 per person - BOOK HERE