A little bit of education goes a long way!
Owning a new camera or one that you have had for a long time can be a daunting prospect if you don’t know quite how to use it!
Do you just leave it on automatic and hope for the best? Do you want to experiment, or are you fearful that you’ll not be able to get back to where you started? These are all things I hear time and time again and it’s what keeps you stuck in a place that prevents you from enjoying your camera and exploring your creativity to give great results.
Over the years I found time in my busy schedule to teach small groups of enthusiasts how to understand their cameras better, but have found that not everyone has the same camera and their knowledge differs. This is why I offer one-to-one masterclasses to help you get the best out of your camera and to build your confidence too. Starting with taking control of your camera rather than the camera making all the technical decisions.
This education stands you in good stead and like anything new it has to be practised regularly. Once you feel a little more accomplished you can graduate onto learning more to build your confidence to create professional-looking images from the classes offered below. The rest, as they say, is up to you.
Your choices:
A. One two-hour class - £185 includes theory and practical tuition with printed guidance to refer to.
B. Set of four two-hour classes - £695 to reinforce theoretical knowledge and to explore a variety of photo-shoot options, such as portraits, animals and landscape using flash and different lighting techniques too, classes are tailored to your specific needs.
C. One day class, eight hours - £750 tailored to your requirements, includes downloading and post-production too.
If this sounds like something that appeals to you or as a gift for the enthusiast in your life then please do get in touch on 01883 722282 or email or visit this link to our website to find out a little more.
A little bit of education goes a very long way…
Stella
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