Low Level Light & Night Photography Workshop
| Date: | 17-Oct-15 to 17-Oct-15 |
| Location: | London Bridge Train Station / London / United Kingdom |
| Category: | Media, Advertising & PR Education Arts, Antiques & Crafts |
London is a spectacular city, especially at night. Who doesn’t want their own stunning London night photograph on their wall?
Learn to take those wonderful night photos using long shutter speeds and tripods on our 3 hour Low Level Light and Night Photography Workshop.
Clients must be past beginner level and have a good working knowledge of Aperture, ISO & Shutter Speed and have a fully manual camera. .
A sturdy 140cm min height tripod is required (available for hire £7)
The short photography course will last for 3 hours. The aim is to take our time practicing various techniques and improve skill level rather than to cover a large area of ground. We concentrate on the area between London Bridge and Tower Bridge which has a wealth of subjects and lighting conditions.
Hairy Goat is rated #2 in London of ANY and ALL courses and workshops in London on the Trip Advisor website.
Available dates 2015
Thursday 8 October Start 17:40
Saturday 17 October Start 17:25
Wednesday 28 October Start 16:00
Friday 6 November Start 15:40
Sunday 15 November Start 15:30
Saturday 21 November Start 15:35
Thursday 3 December Start 15:15
Monday 14 December Start 15:15
We are also running Christmas Lights Workshops on 29 November, 6 &12 December.
If none of these date suit, we can arrange a 3 hour personal tuition session for you.
Dates from January 2016 will be available shortly.
Workshop content
What kit you need for night and low light photography
What your camera can achieve in night and low light conditions
What settings to use on your camera at night
What creative options there are for making striking pictures at this time of day
What to think about when composing a picture of a night scene
How to capture movement -e.g. passers by, boats, traffic light trails etc
How to see the balance between natural and artificial light sources and combining the two to great effect
How to spot the potential for a good night scene during the day time
Learn to take those wonderful night photos using long shutter speeds and tripods on our 3 hour Low Level Light and Night Photography Workshop.
Clients must be past beginner level and have a good working knowledge of Aperture, ISO & Shutter Speed and have a fully manual camera. .
A sturdy 140cm min height tripod is required (available for hire £7)
The short photography course will last for 3 hours. The aim is to take our time practicing various techniques and improve skill level rather than to cover a large area of ground. We concentrate on the area between London Bridge and Tower Bridge which has a wealth of subjects and lighting conditions.
Hairy Goat is rated #2 in London of ANY and ALL courses and workshops in London on the Trip Advisor website.
Available dates 2015
Thursday 8 October Start 17:40
Saturday 17 October Start 17:25
Wednesday 28 October Start 16:00
Friday 6 November Start 15:40
Sunday 15 November Start 15:30
Saturday 21 November Start 15:35
Thursday 3 December Start 15:15
Monday 14 December Start 15:15
We are also running Christmas Lights Workshops on 29 November, 6 &12 December.
If none of these date suit, we can arrange a 3 hour personal tuition session for you.
Dates from January 2016 will be available shortly.
Workshop content
What kit you need for night and low light photography
What your camera can achieve in night and low light conditions
What settings to use on your camera at night
What creative options there are for making striking pictures at this time of day
What to think about when composing a picture of a night scene
How to capture movement -e.g. passers by, boats, traffic light trails etc
How to see the balance between natural and artificial light sources and combining the two to great effect
How to spot the potential for a good night scene during the day time
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