From the earliest days of photography, pioneering photographers recognised the technique as a form of art. Like great paintings, great photographs are artificially constructed portrayals that must be thoughtfully composed, carefully lit and tell a story. If you’re looking to explore the artistic side of photography, please check out our wonderful variety of creative courses below.
By looking at the world around us in a different way, and focusing on details such as textures, colours, shapes, and patterns, you can find art in everything and produce stunning images fit for a gallery.
Managing and post processing images can seem complicated, but no need to worry, our Adobe Lightroom Workshop will clear things up, and help give your images a real boost!
If you have ever wanted to learn to shoot classic monochrome portraits, this is a fun and creative day! You’ll spend the day working with a professional portrait photographer and model, coming away with a set of polished and stylish photographs.
There is a common belief that there are a set of prescribed “rules” relating to photography, which unfortunately can prove a hindrance to the development of emerging photographers; we believe that no art-form should be constrained in this way!
This one day course has plenty of hands on practice with a range of creative table top set-ups which include working with frozen flowers, flowers in water and using camera movement to create an impressionistic feel to your images.
Many photographers own a flashgun but few have really unlocked the full potential of this powerful piece of equipment. This course will help you get the most out of using this brilliant technology!
Whether you are looking to take photos for your business, capture documentary shots or perhaps something more arty and abstract, this course will be of interest.
‘Old Masters’ still life is a genre of photography in the style of the Dutch and Flemish masters of art from the 1600s Renaissance period. This style of art and photography never goes out out of style.
‘Photoshop Elements Course – First Steps’ is the starting point for those who want to download images from their camera, organise their photos and use the basic Photoshop Elements tools to optimise their photos.
The Natural Light Portrait Photography course is for those wishing to take more control over their portrait photography and take their first steps into this area of photography.
This course explores portraiture with a more painterly style, taking the lead from the Old Masters. You’ll learn about maximising detail in darker imagery through lighting and post production, and a range of approaches to posing, sets and styling.
Still life photography allows the photographer to have almost complete control of their image. It is this great creative power over your image which makes still life photography such an exciting, personal and deeply artistic experience.
This traditional photography workshop, held at the National Trust’s historic Manger Barn in Lacock, will take you through all the stages of this fascinating process, revealing how chemicals react with light to capture an image.
From the earliest days of photography, pioneering photographers recognised the technique as a form of art. Like great paintings, great photographs are artificially constructed portrayals that must be thoughtfully composed, carefully lit and tell a story. If you’re looking to explore the artistic side of photography, please check out our wonderful variety of creative courses below.
By looking at the world around us in a different way, and focusing on details such as textures, colours, shapes, and patterns, you can find art in everything and produce stunning images fit for a gallery.
Managing and post processing images can seem complicated, but no need to worry, our Adobe Lightroom Workshop will clear things up, and help give your images a real boost!
If you have ever wanted to learn to shoot classic monochrome portraits, this is a fun and creative day! You’ll spend the day working with a professional portrait photographer and model, coming away with a set of polished and stylish photographs.
There is a common belief that there are a set of prescribed “rules” relating to photography, which unfortunately can prove a hindrance to the development of emerging photographers; we believe that no art-form should be constrained in this way!
Many photographers own a flashgun but few have really unlocked the full potential of this powerful piece of equipment. This course will help you get the most out of using this brilliant technology!
Whether you are looking to take photos for your business, capture documentary shots or perhaps something more arty and abstract, this course will be of interest.
‘Old Masters’ still life is a genre of photography in the style of the Dutch and Flemish masters of art from the 1600s Renaissance period. This style of art and photography never goes out out of style.
Our Photoshop Elements Course is the starting point for those who want to download images from their camera, organise their photos and use the basic Photoshop Elements tools to optimise their photos.
The Natural Light Portrait Photography course is for those wishing to take more control over their portrait photography and take their first steps into this area of photography.
This course explores portraiture with a more painterly style, taking the lead from the Old Masters. You’ll learn about maximising detail in darker imagery through lighting and post production, and a range of approaches to posing, sets and styling.
Still life photography allows the photographer to have almost complete control of their image. It is this great creative power over your image which makes still life photography such an exciting, personal and deeply artistic experience.
This traditional photography workshop, held at the National Trust’s historic Manger Barn in Lacock, will take you through all the stages of this fascinating process, revealing how chemicals react with light to capture an image.
From the earliest days of photography, pioneering photographers recognised the technique as a form of art. Like great paintings, great photographs are artificially constructed portrayals that must be thoughtfully composed, carefully lit and tell a story. If you’re looking to explore the artistic side of photography, please check out our wonderful variety of creative courses below.
By looking at the world around us in a different way, and focusing on details such as textures, colours, shapes, and patterns, you can find art in everything and produce stunning images fit for a gallery.
Managing and post processing images can seem complicated, but no need to worry, our Adobe Lightroom Workshop will clear things up, and help give your images a real boost!
If you have ever wanted to learn to shoot classic monochrome portraits, this is a fun and creative day! You’ll spend the day working with a professional portrait photographer and model, coming away with a set of polished and stylish photographs.
There is a common belief that there are a set of prescribed “rules” relating to photography, which unfortunately can prove a hindrance to the development of emerging photographers; we believe that no art-form should be constrained in this way!
Many photographers own a flashgun but few have really unlocked the full potential of this powerful piece of equipment. This course will help you get the most out of using this brilliant technology!
Whether you are looking to take photos for your business, capture documentary shots or perhaps something more arty and abstract, this course will be of interest.
‘Old Masters’ still life is a genre of photography in the style of the Dutch and Flemish masters of art from the 1600s Renaissance period. This style of art and photography never goes out out of style.
Our Photoshop Elements Course is the starting point for those who want to download images from their camera, organise their photos and use the basic Photoshop Elements tools to optimise their photos.
The Natural Light Portrait Photography course is for those wishing to take more control over their portrait photography and take their first steps into this area of photography.
This course explores portraiture with a more painterly style, taking the lead from the Old Masters. You’ll learn about maximising detail in darker imagery through lighting and post production, and a range of approaches to posing, sets and styling.
Still life photography allows the photographer to have almost complete control of their image. It is this great creative power over your image which makes still life photography such an exciting, personal and deeply artistic experience.
This traditional photography workshop, held at the National Trust’s historic Manger Barn in Lacock, will take you through all the stages of this fascinating process, revealing how chemicals react with light to capture an image.