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Workshops
The objective of this workshop is to learn how to create several different techniques for lighting a figure, this will include rim lighting, high key, low key silhouettes and projection lighting on the body.
Surrey
Workshops
The workshop will help you create a photobook based on your images.
Regents University College
Workshops
FULLY BOOKED
This introductory workshop is for all those wanting to learn more about how to take great wedding photographs and the basics of starting a business
Lacock, Wiltshire
Workshops
In this workshop you will make your own camera and use it to take a series of shots. You will be shown how to use a normal room, set up as a darkroom to process your images. After the class you will be able to use your camera to take pictures with exposures measured in months or years rather than fractions of a second.
RPS HQ
Lectures
A day with Steve Caplin, author of the "How To Cheat In Photoshop" series of books.
Electric Mountain, Llanberis
Meetings
A review of members work - prints or DPI.
Tangmere Village Hall
Workshops
This workshop is ideal if you want the skills to take beautiful and natural images of children. Your tutor will be award winning portrait and social documentary photographer, Saraya Cortaville.
Buckinghamshire
Lectures
Lectures and showing work by Nigel Hicks
The Dolphin Hotel
Workshops
The purpose of this course is to inspire the participant to recognise that each month in the year offers wonderful opportunities for taking great photographs. It aims to be as broad as possible, and features not just pastoral landscape, but recognises that landscape should also embrace agricultural, coastal, industrial and urban locations.
Bath HQ
Advisory days
Attending this Advisory day will give you the opportunity to discuss your images with current panel members in a professional but friendly atmosphere.
A day open to both members and non-members of the Society, this is intended to assist anyone considering an application to the Distinctions Panels.
Newton Community Hall