The Water’s Edge
The Water’s Edge
£145.00
Led by Tony Worobiec FRPS, the workshop, held in our purpose built studio in Lacock, explores the photographic opportunities offered by the UK’s wonderful coastline. This is a studio based workshop and no camera equipment is required on the day.
About the Course
This workshop aims to develop participants ability to capture emotive images of the UK’s coastline and to encourage a fresh approach to coastal photography, even when visiting “honey-pot” locations. Images from Tony’s latest book “The Water’s Edge” provide the backdrop for the day.
Living on an island, it is perhaps no wonder we are drawn to the sea; even out of season many of our resorts continue to thrive due to the continuing fascination we have for the coast. What makes the UK particularly attractive is the sheer variety of opportunities it offers. An additional appeal of these locations is that they are capable of reflecting the vagaries of the weather better than any other genre of photography. Presenting an uninterrupted panorama, the skies one can witness from the water’s edge are unparalleled. Fortunately the UK is a small island, so most of us can get to a coastal location relatively easily and many of us already have our favourite seaside locations.
Course Content
- The joys of exploring “the inter-tidal zone”
- The relationship between weather and location
- Shooting at dawn, dusk and at night
- Camera set-up (aperture, shutter speed, etc) for breaking waves to milky swathes
- Effective use of filters
- Loving the “un-loved” coastal elements; jetties, groynes and sea-markers
- The merits of adopting a minimalist approach
- Useful post-processing techniques
About the Tutor
Author of 15 books, Tony Worobiec studied fine art at The University of Newcastle upon Tyne and spent 18 years as head of a large design faculty in Dorset. He has won awards for photography in the UK and internationally, and has had work exhibited in London’s Barbican Gallery, Bradford’s National Museum of Photography, The Menier Gallery London and The Fox Talbot Museum Lacock. He is a founder member and until recently chairman of the prestigious Arena Group of Photographers. Dozens of his photographs have been used for book or album covers.
His work has appeared in many photographic magazines both here in the UK and in America. More recently he has developed an expertise in digital imaging, exploring both monochrome and colour techniques and has been invited to write extended articles for specialist digital photographic magazines such as Black & White Photography, Practical Photography, Total Digital Photography, Digital Photo Digital Camera and Photo Techniques USA.
A Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, Tony is a fine art photographer with work in the permanent collection of The RPS, The Fox Talbot Museum and in numerous private collections here in the UK, in Europe, Japan and in The States.
The Water’s Edge
£145.00
Led by Tony Worobiec FRPS, the workshop, held in our purpose built studio in Lacock, explores the photographic opportunities offered by the UK’s wonderful coastline. This is a studio based workshop and no camera equipment is required on the day.
About the Course
This workshop aims to develop participants ability to capture emotive images of the UK’s coastline and to encourage a fresh approach to coastal photography, even when visiting “honey-pot” locations. Images from Tony’s latest book “The Water’s Edge” provide the backdrop for the day.
Living on an island, it is perhaps no wonder we are drawn to the sea; even out of season many of our resorts continue to thrive due to the continuing fascination we have for the coast. What makes the UK particularly attractive is the sheer variety of opportunities it offers. An additional appeal of these locations is that they are capable of reflecting the vagaries of the weather better than any other genre of photography. Presenting an uninterrupted panorama, the skies one can witness from the water’s edge are unparalleled. Fortunately the UK is a small island, so most of us can get to a coastal location relatively easily and many of us already have our favourite seaside locations.
About the Tutor
Author of 15 books, Tony Worobiec studied fine art at The University of Newcastle upon Tyne and spent 18 years as head of a large design faculty in Dorset. He has won awards for photography in the UK and internationally, and has had work exhibited in London’s Barbican Gallery, Bradford’s National Museum of Photography, The Menier Gallery London and The Fox Talbot Museum Lacock. He is a founder member and until recently chairman of the prestigious Arena Group of Photographers. Dozens of his photographs have been used for book or album covers.
His work has appeared in many photographic magazines both here in the UK and in America. More recently he has developed an expertise in digital imaging, exploring both monochrome and colour techniques and has been invited to write extended articles for specialist digital photographic magazines such as Black & White Photography, Practical Photography, Total Digital Photography, Digital Photo Digital Camera and Photo Techniques USA.
A Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, Tony is a fine art photographer with work in the permanent collection of The RPS, The Fox Talbot Museum and in numerous private collections here in the UK, in Europe, Japan and in The States.
The Water’s Edge
£145.00
Led by Tony Worobiec FRPS, the workshop, held in our purpose built studio in Lacock, explores the photographic opportunities offered by the UK’s wonderful coastline. This is a studio based workshop and no camera equipment is required on the day.
About the Course
This workshop aims to develop participants ability to capture emotive images of the UK’s coastline and to encourage a fresh approach to coastal photography, even when visiting “honey-pot” locations. Images from Tony’s latest book “The Water’s Edge” provide the backdrop for the day.
Living on an island, it is perhaps no wonder we are drawn to the sea; even out of season many of our resorts continue to thrive due to the continuing fascination we have for the coast. What makes the UK particularly attractive is the sheer variety of opportunities it offers. An additional appeal of these locations is that they are capable of reflecting the vagaries of the weather better than any other genre of photography. Presenting an uninterrupted panorama, the skies one can witness from the water’s edge are unparalleled. Fortunately the UK is a small island, so most of us can get to a coastal location relatively easily and many of us already have our favourite seaside locations.
About the Tutor
Author of 15 books, Tony Worobiec studied fine art at The University of Newcastle upon Tyne and spent 18 years as head of a large design faculty in Dorset. He has won awards for photography in the UK and internationally, and has had work exhibited in London’s Barbican Gallery, Bradford’s National Museum of Photography, The Menier Gallery London and The Fox Talbot Museum Lacock. He is a founder member and until recently chairman of the prestigious Arena Group of Photographers. Dozens of his photographs have been used for book or album covers.
His work has appeared in many photographic magazines both here in the UK and in America. More recently he has developed an expertise in digital imaging, exploring both monochrome and colour techniques and has been invited to write extended articles for specialist digital photographic magazines such as Black & White Photography, Practical Photography, Total Digital Photography, Digital Photo Digital Camera and Photo Techniques USA.
A Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, Tony is a fine art photographer with work in the permanent collection of The RPS, The Fox Talbot Museum and in numerous private collections here in the UK, in Europe, Japan and in The States.