electrolyte
Prominent Member
Just wanted to share this with you all (although no one may be interested!).
Yesterday I enrolled on a part time AS Level Photography course at my local college. It starts in mid September and will be every Monday night for 2.5 hours. The course is biased towards getting students to produce shots of a higher artistic level. I feel that I know the technical side quite well (ie f-stops, iso, shutter speed etc) but I struggle sometimes to come up with good enough compositions so this course should help me loads. Plus I'll be with 15-20 other like-minded people and can learn from them too. Met the tutor last night and he seems to be a nice bloke so it should be good. The best news is that it only cost £171 for 34 weeks of tuition which I think is a bargain.
A colleague of mine at work has just finished the course and she got an A grade too. Her photos have come on in leaps and bounds during the course so hopefully mine will too.
I'm really excited and can't wait for it to start. Will let you know how I get on (plus post any of my "coursework"!)
Yesterday I enrolled on a part time AS Level Photography course at my local college. It starts in mid September and will be every Monday night for 2.5 hours. The course is biased towards getting students to produce shots of a higher artistic level. I feel that I know the technical side quite well (ie f-stops, iso, shutter speed etc) but I struggle sometimes to come up with good enough compositions so this course should help me loads. Plus I'll be with 15-20 other like-minded people and can learn from them too. Met the tutor last night and he seems to be a nice bloke so it should be good. The best news is that it only cost £171 for 34 weeks of tuition which I think is a bargain.
A colleague of mine at work has just finished the course and she got an A grade too. Her photos have come on in leaps and bounds during the course so hopefully mine will too.
I'm really excited and can't wait for it to start. Will let you know how I get on (plus post any of my "coursework"!)