Smartphone Photography for Teenagers: Capturing Stunning Sunsets

Smartphone Photography for Teenagers: Capturing Stunning Sunsets

Hello, young snapper! Are you looking for an easy way to get started with creating impressive photos but not sure where to start? Maybe you’ve tried using your smartphone to capture stunning sky colours or landscapes but you’re wondering why they don’t look as epic on your phone as they do in real life? Smartphones

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A Guide to Flower Photography – Online Photography Workshop for Kids

A Guide to Flower Photography – Online Photography Workshop for Kids

Hello, budding photographers! Are you ready to dive into the enchanting world of flower photography? Flowers are like nature’s own artwork, bursting with colours, shapes, and patterns just waiting to be captured through the lens of a camera. In this blog post, we’ll embark on an exciting journey through the basics of flower photography. Join

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Group Photography Courses

Group Photography Courses

Crafting Memories: The Intimate Charm of Sharp Shots Private Group Photography Courses In the realm of photography, there exists a unique opportunity for enthusiasts to dive deeper into their craft through our private group photography courses. Unlike larger, more generalized workshops, private group sessions offer a tailored and intimate experience that fosters collaboration, creativity, and

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Draw It, Take It – After School Photo Club

Draw It, Take It – After School Photo Club

We’re sadly at the end of the term for our After School Photo Club. It’s been a great 10 weeks of teaching the children all about different techniques and watching them progress their photographic learning experience. Despite the cold and miserable weather the children have really taken on each challenge with enthusiasm and we are

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Capturing Action – After School Photo Club

Capturing Action – After School Photo Club

A few weeks back we introduced the theme of capturing “action’ for our After School Photo Club! This exercise is great for getting the children not only moving around but thinking about shutter speed and how to freeze an action in the frame. We brought props like colour ribbons and balls for them to use

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