Our Practical Photo Experience program provides practical photography instruction on almost a one to one basis. With a maximum of four delegates to a lecturer we are able to provide an individual learning environment and react to the needs of each delegate.

Our Practical Photo Experiences are held at a variety of different locations around the UK, each specialising in a different facet of photography. We can also supply a certain amount of specialist equipment on each day to help with your photography if needed.

The events are designed to get you familiar with the features and techniques that you need to be proficient with, in the area of photography that we are looking at on that specific event.

You will benefit the most from the day if you are familiar with the basics of the photography that we cover in our foundation events and are reasonably familiar with all the controls on your camera — from our past experience we do not recommend that total novices attend these events before attending one of our understanding level courses as it is unfair to the other delegates to have to cover basics that are not specifically included in the event.

To understand the recommended experience level and activity level for each event click on the links below:

• Recommended experience level for Practical Photo Experience and Photo Shoot events
• Recommended activity level for Practical Photo Experience and Photo Shoot events

Lowlight photography practical seminar Creating great images when the light levels are low is not easy. One of the major problems is recognising that what your camera sees, especially in lowlight, is significantly different from what our eyes see.

Interior photography practical seminar This event will be varied dependant on location but will often include large churches, cathedrals and heritage sites which usually contain a varied range of buildings and lighting scenarios.

Fill in flash for portraits practical seminar A practical day out with a professional model, usually an urban location with a variety of backdrops and lighting scenarios.

Using flash for macro practical seminar Macro photography can benefit greatly from the use of flash. The closer you get the more difficult it is to get light on the subject and on this course, usually held at butterfly houses, we demonstrate different flash techniques from the built in gun, external guns and macro flash through to using multiple flashguns for stunning results.

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