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Assessment days
A day to have your portfolio assessed for our Fellowship Distinction (FRPS) in the Natural History category.
The RPS, HQ
Workshops
A one-day workshop for photographers who would like to use Photoshop to develop their creative skills in photography, but are not sufficiently familiar with the range of tools and techniques in Photoshop. You will need to bring your own laptop with a version of Photoshop already installed.
Buckinghamshire
Field Trips
An opportunity to see the new Hill and Adamson Exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery followed by a lecture sponsored by the group at the St Andrews Festival by Colin Prior
Edinburgh and St Andrews
Workshops
After School Photography Workshop
THIS COURSE IS OPEN TO STUDENTS ATTENDING DR CHALLONERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ONLY
Amersham
Lectures, Workshops
A practical workshop to demonstrate the tools and techniques in Photoshop for producing distinctive and personal images. John Humphrey shows a range of approaches that enable you to apply your creative vision to photographs.
Buckinghamshire
Workshops
A unique opportunity to spend the day photographing Papplewick Pumping Station in rural Nottinghamshire with Martine Hamilton Knight.
Nottingham
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