Abstract photography
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.
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!
Explore your photographic potential with fun in-camera techniques, breaking the rules and exploring creative styles to develop your abstract, impressionist, and expressionist style!
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!
On the Creative Masters course, you’ll examine some of the great expressionist masters of art – Monet, J M W Turner and even Mondrian, looking at their techniques, the style and how they express their subjects as images. We’ll then go into the field and create our own!
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!
Explore your photographic potential with fun in-camera techniques, breaking the rules and exploring creative styles to develop your abstract, impressionist, and expressionist style!
There is a belief that there are a set of prescribed photography “rules”, which unfortunately can prove a hindrance to the development of emerging photographers; we believe that no art-form should be constrained in this way!
On the Creative Masters course, you’ll examine some of the great expressionist masters of art – Monet, J M W Turner and even Mondrian, looking at their techniques, the style and how they express their subjects as images. We’ll then go into the field and create our own!
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!
Explore your photographic potential with fun in-camera techniques, breaking the rules and exploring creative styles to develop your abstract, impressionist, and expressionist style!
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!
On the Creative Masters course, you’ll examine some of the great expressionist masters of art – Monet, J M W Turner and even Mondrian, looking at their techniques, the style and how they express their subjects as images. We’ll then go into the field and create our own!