Photography Tutor: Robin Eley-Jones

Photography (1)

Wednesdays 2.30-4.30

If you are a newcomer to photography and wish to understand how your camera (digital or film) works then this is the photography course for you. Learn how to eradicate those occasional poor shots, and discover some simple easy ways pictures can be improved. Discover ways to improve pictures of people and places! Those who attend this course will learn about how their cameras features work and also become more aware of picture composition and start to learn more about how to use light.

Photography (2)

Wednesdays 12.15-2.15

This course is intended for those who are relatively new to using either a manual or automatic camera, (digital or film). If you understand some of the basics of photography but wonder what ‘depth of field’, ‘white balance’ or ‘exposure compensation’ is all about, then all will be explained in a simple fun manner. Those attending will improve their picture taking abilities (particularly composition and the use of natural light) and add to their knowledge of how cameras work. It will include advice on determining correct exposures, aperture/shutter speed selection, how to use flash, together with some easy practical exercises.

Photography (3)

Fridays 10-12

Develop your photographic skills further and improve your picture taking abilities. This is light hearted course is for those who are familiar with using either a manual or automatic camera, as well as those who have attended a previous photography 3Ls course. Content will be flexible and varied each week according to the requirements of those attending. It will feature some recaps on technical points, talks and discussions, exercises and will include print critiques, as well as advice on composition and the use of light, together with advice on how to start to get pictures published.

Photography (4)

Wednesdays 10-12

This course is intended for those who have already attended a 3Ls photography session. The actual weekly content will be flexible and decided according to the group needs and wishes. It will feature reviews on technical points, discussions and print critiques. Advice will be offered on how to use natural light and composition; those attending will be encouraged to undertake some simple exercises and the course will be of interest to those who wish to improve their results further and explore the possibilities of having their pictures published.