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Landscape Photography Courses > One Day Courses > Brisbane

Would you like to learn how to capture professional quality photo's in just one day? Our leading Brisbane photography course teaches you the simple but highly effective techniques of Mark Gray, one of Australia's leading landscape photographers...

Our exclusive Brisbane workshop is a highly unique 10 hour, one day course custom designed by International Award-Winning photographer Mark Gray. Suitable for complete beginners through to intermediate amateurs, you will learn the skills required to capture professional quality landscape photos in only one day!

Instead of sitting in a sterile classroom environment, budding photographers are escorted around beautiful Brisbane in a modern air-conditioned mini-bus and taught essential photography skills while visiting amazing locations at the best times of the day to shoot them.

Our courses are limited to only 6-8 participants. This ensures everyone gets plenty of 1 on 1 tuition at each location.

Workshops often book out months in advance so secure your place online today to ensure you don't miss out!

WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit Brisbane's major tourist attractions at the best time of the day to photograph them (Story Bridge, Brisbane River Jetties, Kangaroo Point Lookout, HMAS Gayundah Wreck, Shorncliffe Pier & More)) • Receive personal photography tuition at each location from a 'Mark Gray Accredited Photography Instructor' • Group technical sessions allow you to learn photography in a small group environment • Take home a technical handbook with extensive landscape photography tips and advice • Enjoy an exquisite 2 course lunch and delicious morning tea • Enjoy the comfort of our spacious air-conditioned current model Toyota Commuter Mini-Bus • Our workshops are limited to only 6-8 participants

Location

Brisbane, Queensland

Meals

A delicious lunch and morning tea are included on the workshop.

Skill Level Required

Suitable for complete beginners to intermediate amateurs.
*** We highly recommend our photography tours for more advanced photographers

Fitness Level / Difficulty

Moderate. Some easy-pace walking required at various locations.

Equipment/Clothing Required

· Digital OR Film Camera (Digital is preferred as it allows for on-location photo critique)
· Tripod
· Polariser Filter (optional but recommended)
· Sturdy, Comfortable Walking Shoes
· Suitable clothing for all wet and dry weather conditions

Places Available

Each workshop is limited to only 6-8 participants

TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS

• Part 1	Camera Setup Setup your camera for the day. Learn the best choice of lens, which filter to use and how to use your tripod & cable release.
• Part 2	Exposure, Camera Modes & Understanding Your Histogram • ISO, Aperture & Shutter Speed Learn what these settings are and how to use them to capture the best quality photographs from your camera and lens. • Creative Camera Modes (Aperture Priority, Shutter Speed Priority & Manual Mode) Learn the 3 most important camera modes on your camera. How they operate and when (and how) to use each mode. • Understanding Your Histogram How to use your histogram to perfect your exposures.
• Part 3	White Balance, Raw Vs. JPG & Focusing • White Balance Learn about white balance - what it is, how and when to change it. • RAW vs. JPG Learn the benefits of shooting RAW vs. JPG. • Focusing for Landscapes Learn basic and advanced focusing techniques for landscapes.
• Part 4	Composition Technique & Working with Natural Light • Composition Techniques Learn the most effective composition techniques to help you place your camera in the perfect position every time. • Natural Light Learn the importance of working effectively with natural light in a city environment. Best times of day to shoot, best angles to shoot and how seasons / time of year effect your photographs. • Filter Basics Learn the 2 most important types of filters to own for landscape photography and how to use them.
• Part 5	Recommended Resources A comprehensive list of websites for photo sharing, photo tutorials, weather information and more.
• Part 6	Recommended Suppliers A comprehensive list of recommended suppliers for camera equipment, printing, framing and more.

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