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Workshops
This course is for delegates who have already completed beginners or introductory Photoshop courses, or who are more experienced users. The course shows you how to prepare hig quality images for desktop print, output to a professional lab, online use, working with CMYK for litho print or magazine publication and preparing files for a digital press for on-demand book production.
Bath
Lectures
An open event organised by the Digital Imaging Group Thames Valley Centre
Wokingham, Berkshire
Meetings
Today's speakers are engaged with the outdoors, Jane Goodall shoots landscapes and has a special way of dealing with light.
(The second speaker who was originally booked for this event, Ben Cherry, has cancelled. We are approaching other speakers and apologise for any inconvenience).
Whatton Jubille Hall
Field Trips
Visit this fantastic castle and gardens with the A&H group. An opportunity to share our passion for heritage photography with like-minded people.
Kenilworth Castle
Assessment days
FULLY BOOKED
A day to have your portfolio assessed for our Associate Distinction (ARPS) in the Fine Art category.
The RPS, HQ
Meetings
The Bookworm Club is excited to be starting a new book this month so this is a great time to come along if you haven't been before! The book is Art Photography by David Bate who is Professor of Photography at the University of Westminster.
London, The Crusting Pipe
Workshops
A full days workshop that consists of a morning in the studio looking at the skills, practicalitiesand knowledge needed to be a product photographer. The afternoon will be spent shooting with various light sources and light setups in the studio.
Buckinghamshire
Assessment days
FULLY BOOKED
A day to have your portfolio assessed for our Fellowship Distinction (FRPS) in the Fine Art category.
The RPS, HQ
Assessment days
FULLY BOOKED
A day to have your portfolio assessed for our Associate Distinction (ARPS) in the Fine Art category.
The RPS, HQ
Lectures, Workshops
Would you like to take some photographs of the night sky, but don’t know how or think your camera is not good enough, then come along and hear how to get started in taking photographs of the night sky. All you need is a camera a tripod, and some clear skies.
Dulverton, Somerset