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One to One Photography Training - £140

A day that is dedicated to you alone, we put together an agenda to ensure that the training is completely relevant to you and where you are in your photography journey. Your training day will include:-

•    Full day’s training  (six hours) on a weekday of your choice

•    A thorough pre-training questionnaire

•    Training and practical session tailored to your interests

•    Relevant documentation for you to take home

•    Refreshments and pub lunch included

•    Post session support via Facebook training group

•    Discounts on future training courses booked

Two to One Photography Training - £120 per person

Sharing the day with someone who loves photography too is a great way to learn and share information. Your training day will include:-

•    Full day’s training (six hours) on a weekday of your choice

•    A thorough pre-training questionnaire

•    Training and practical session tailored to your interests

•    Relevant documentation for you to take home

•    Refreshments and pub lunch included

•    Post session support via Facebook training group

•    Discounts on future training courses booked

Photography Workshop: How to take better photos of your children - £95 / person

A highly popular course where 6 beginner photographers spend 3 hours in my studio in Tilshead learning the basics of how to successfully photograph children. Your training day will include:-

•    Half day training with up to five other learners (minimum 3 maximum of 6 / class)

•    A thorough pre-training questionnaire

•    Theoretical and practical session

•    Relevant documentation for you to take home

•    Refreshments included

•    Post session support via Facebook training group

Take the first step to learning to be more in control of your photography and get in touch now

“You don’t make a photograph just with a camera. You bring to the act of photography all the pictures you have seen, the books you have read, the music you have heard, the people you have loved.” – Ansel Adams