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JBA2.1: Fine Art Photography with Jonathan Bourla

This six week course will cover all the bases for producing beautiful photographs, geared towards Black and White but applicable to colour photography too.

Description

The course will take away the guesswork from the participants’ photography, putting them in control, and able to produce beautiful photographs with their own individual aesthetic and qualities.     From composition, lighting, and camera settings, through to digital manipulation using photo editing software and finally on to making a quality print to be proud of.

Geared towards Black and White, but applicable to colour too, participants will gain a thorough understanding of the controls on their cameras and subsequent effects, with an appreciation of best lighting and composition.  Then on to refining their images in editing software and gaining a knowledge of how best to prepare their files for printing.   The participants will have time to practise hands-on taking photographs with their camera, and then later in the classroom working on their images on their own laptop computer.  The course will conclude with making a physical fine art photographic print in the final session.

Please note there will be no class on Saturday, 6 July 2024.

Membership

Current members will receive 10% discount.

To find out more about how to become a member click on this link here.

Prerequisites

All welcome including beginners.

Supplies

What you need to bring:

A camera which has Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO controls (for the first three classes).

A laptop computer for the final three classes.  There is a free photo editing program called Photopea which is based on the industry standard Adobe Photoshop, and participants will feel at home should they purchase a subscription to Photoshop during or after the course.  Photopea is a browser based program - participants will just need to go to the website photopea.com while in class (using Estuary Arts wifi).  

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