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Tag Archives: Understanding Your DSLR
Depth of Field
September 28, 2012
Posted by on At this point in our term we find ourselves talking about depth of field a lot to our students on our Understanding Your Digital SLR Camera Course and on our Understanding Your Compact Camera Course and on the Portrait Photography course it will also get an honourable mention on the Composition course. Depth of field is something everyone recognises but often ignores because it is not catered for in the fully auto settings many beginners choose to use. We think it is one of the most creative tools available to any photographer who photographs things that are reasonable static, which let’s face it is most of us. So I thought a little round up of past posts on the subject would be useful and make it easier for you to find these things on our blog.
Photography Courses – Oxford
April 13, 2012
Posted by on We have just released the new course schedule for the summer term, here are the details, full information can be found on our website
Most of our courses are evening classes starting at 6.30pm, they are mainly 4 sessions on consecutive weeks
If you would like to reserve a place please send me an email visit our website for full details
Understanding Your Digital SLR: £80 start dates 24.4.12; 6.6.12 9.6.12 (Saturday morning)
Understanding Your Digital Compact Camera – starts:October
Introduction to Photoshop and Photoshop Elements 6 sessions £97 starts 14th May
Composition In Photography – Seeing Pictures – £80 starts 9th May
Portrait Photography: – starts: October
Intermediate Photography – starts: 6 sessions £97 April 26th
Black and White Digital Photography – starts October
Travel Photography starts £80 14th June
One Day Understanding Your DSLR – £90 ($ different dates this term) 29.4.12; 20.5.12; 24.6.12; 15.7.12