Make a book of your best shots from the historic Rocks.
4 classes | 3 hours per class | 4 Saturdays
- Learn the elements & principles of composition.
- Learn the technical secrets that make a difference.
- Learn basic photoshop re-touching skills.
- Fun & educational
- Travel Photography (still life, landscapes & portraits)
- Relax & learn a new way of seeing
- Have the confidence to trust your own vision.
- Learn to shoot portraits, still-life, macro, landscapes & abstract.
- Learn basic photoshop re-touching skills.
- Fun & educational
- Travel Photography (still life, landscapes & portraits)
- Relax & learn a new way of seeing
- Have the confidence to trust your own vision.
- Learn to shoot portraits, still-life, macro, landscapes & abstract.
- Make a coffee table book
What to bring:
- Digital Camera (DSLR only)
- Digital Camera (DSLR only)
- Tripod
- Camera Manual
- Charged & spare batteries
- Laptop (Photoshop 7, Photoshop elements or newer)
- Camera Manual
- Charged & spare batteries
- Laptop (Photoshop 7, Photoshop elements or newer)
Next Workshops
November 2009: 4 x3 hours (Saturdays)
Session 1: Saturday 7th of Nov (1 - 4 pm) "Elements & Principles"
Session 2: Saturday 14th of Nov (5:30 - 8:30 pm) "Night Photography"
Session 3: Saturday 21st of Nov (1:00 - 4 pm) "Editing"
Session 4: Saturday the 28th of Nov (1:00 - 4 pm) "Make a Book"
Optional: Meet Monday the 1st of Feb (6:00 pm pie night @ Lord Nelson pub) "Show your book"
January 2010: 4 x 3 hours (Saturdays)
January 2010: 4 x 3 hours (Saturdays)
Session 1: Saturday 9th of Jan (1 - 4pm) "Elements & Principles"
Session 2: Saturday 16th of Jan (5:30 - 8:30 pm) "Night Photography"
Session 3: Saturday 23rd of Jan (1:00 - 4 pm) "Editing"
Session 4: Saturday 30th of Jan (1:00 - 4 pm) "Make a Book"
Optional: Meet Monday the 5th of April (6:00 pm pie night @ Lord Nelson pub) "Show your book"
About your teacher
Alfonso Calero - In 2001 I graduated with a diploma in photography from the Sydney Institute of Photography. I first got my break in travel photography shooting for Vogue Entertaining & Travel magazine. I have since specialised in food, still-life, portrait and travel photography. Some recent clients include; German Business Weekly, Japan Cuisine magazine, West NSW country councils, Notre Dame University, Travel & Living magazine, Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority and Big 4 caravan resorts. I regularly take keen photographers on workshops through the Rocks, and overseas. I also teach photography part time at Ultimo TAFE.
Have a look at:
http://www.photographytravel.net
http://www.alfonsocalero.com
Have a look at:
http://www.photographytravel.net
http://www.alfonsocalero.com
- Advice on your best shots
- 4 x 3 hour sessions = 12 hours total
- 4 x 3 hour sessions = 12 hours total
FAQ:
- Do I need a DSLR? No, you can bring a compact point and shoot or DSLR.
- Do I need prior experience? No, it is for all levels of experience.
- If it rains will we continue to shoot? Only if it is drizzling.
- If it is cancelled will I get a refund? Yes, if you can't transfer to another available date.
- Will you help me learn how to use the functions on my camera? Yes, bring your camera manual.
-If I don't have a credit card, can I pay cash on the day? Yes, you can but it does not guarantee you a spot as pre paid bookings have priority.
- How many people max will you take? 10 max.
Camera Rental: $20 per 3 hour session (b.y.o. usb stick)
Testimonials
" It was EXACTLY what I wanted as an intro"
"I can't wait to take the plunge and get myself a decent camera"
"It certainly rekindled my enthusiasm to spend more time in developing my hobby to a greater level."
" I learned a lot and gave us a new perspective on taking photos"
"It has really renewed my photo-taking energy"
"You are a fantastic teacher, and so skilled at guiding people find their own style of creating beautiful photos
without pushing certain "rules" or set ways of doing things."
"I left feeling so much more confident about taking photos than I did at the start! "
" It was relaxing, fun and extremely educational"
"I enjoyed the morning enormously & found your teaching style great "
"It was very easy to pick up lots of useful tips"
"The area you chose was beautiful & interesting & your local knowledge added to the overall experience"
In front of the Rocks Discovery Museum, Kendall Lane, The Rocks.
Nearest cross streets are the corner of George & Argyle Street behind the Orient Pub.
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- Do I need a DSLR? No, you can bring a compact point and shoot or DSLR.
- Do I need prior experience? No, it is for all levels of experience.
- If it rains will we continue to shoot? Only if it is drizzling.
- If it is cancelled will I get a refund? Yes, if you can't transfer to another available date.
- Will you help me learn how to use the functions on my camera? Yes, bring your camera manual.
-If I don't have a credit card, can I pay cash on the day? Yes, you can but it does not guarantee you a spot as pre paid bookings have priority.
- How many people max will you take? 10 max.
Camera Rental: $20 per 3 hour session (b.y.o. usb stick)
Testimonials
" It was EXACTLY what I wanted as an intro"
"I can't wait to take the plunge and get myself a decent camera"
"It certainly rekindled my enthusiasm to spend more time in developing my hobby to a greater level."
" I learned a lot and gave us a new perspective on taking photos"
"It has really renewed my photo-taking energy"
"You are a fantastic teacher, and so skilled at guiding people find their own style of creating beautiful photos
without pushing certain "rules" or set ways of doing things."
"I left feeling so much more confident about taking photos than I did at the start! "
" It was relaxing, fun and extremely educational"
"I enjoyed the morning enormously & found your teaching style great "
"It was very easy to pick up lots of useful tips"
"The area you chose was beautiful & interesting & your local knowledge added to the overall experience"
Contact:
02-9427-9636
0417-482-473
Meeting Point:
In front of the Rocks Discovery Museum, Kendall Lane, The Rocks.
Nearest cross streets are the corner of George & Argyle Street behind the Orient Pub.
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