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  • how to use your camera polzeath photography workshop

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    how to use your camera polzeath photography workshop

     

     

     

    What you will learn

    • how to create interesting backgrounds to your portraits
    • how to get landscapes sharp and in focus from front to back
    • how to use ISO film speed to be creative or get the shot
    • how to frame and get a great angle
    • how to use manual settings to control light and depth of field
    • how to use the controls/menus/functions on your camera

     

    The workshop will start form Polzeath Beach or St Moritz Hotel, and take in beaches, coves and cliffs in this area of  North Cornwall.

    To book contact me by e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone 01208 869682.

    How to use your camera 1/2 day workshop £100 per person  

    2011 dates any Saturday/Sunday mornings 9:00 to 12:00,

    evenings 18:00 to 21:00, early dawn or school holiday dates

    bookable now contact me with dates you would like and I will see what I can do at

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    Feedback

    Thank you for a really enjoyable 1:1 morning workshop. Not only do I feel far more confident with making full use of the camera, but I now understand the importance of manipulating light to get the very best from a picture. I'm really looking forward to trying to put into practice what I have learnt!

    Helena Arnold


    We had a fantastic morning learning to use our digital slr camera with Mark at Trebarwith. We've owned the camera for 3 years and never learned how to use any of the functions beyond automatic settings. Mark explained how to use speed and light settings to create different effects and we practiced all morning in and around the stunning cliffs taking portraits and sea/landscapes. Mark's relaxed style, knowledge of photography and the local area made for a fantastic morning. If you've got a great camera but have never used it to it's full potential then I'd definitely recommend this workshop.

    Tris & Nick Chapman

     

    The minimum equipment you will need is a Digital Camera or 35mm film camera. Ideal would be an SLR Camera (Single Lens Reflex), tripod if you have or can borrow, wide angle lens, telephoto lens, spare batteries and memory cards or b&w film. Your camera's manual can be useful.

    The workshops will run come rain or shine, in fact some of my favourite images have been taken in the rain on grey days. Also we often get all sorts of weather in one day, I have learnt to go with it and let it add to the landscape.

    As we will be spending most of the time outside you will also need waterproof clothing, comfortable walking shoes and a holdall or rucksack to carry your equipment.

    Clients can be picked up in Polzeath area.

    Workshops make an ideal present, team building activity or a great day to include when on holiday.

    Workshops should be booked  36 hours in advance, but I am flexible.

     

     
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