Bugs and Bubbles

Bugs and Bubbles

This week at after school photography club the children were given the choice of photographing bugs and/or bubbles. For the bugs, this gave them the opportunity to locate and use the macro setting on their cameras to ensure the photo was as sharp as possible, as well as using the flash if the bugs were in

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Sharp Shots at Innovate Guildford

Sharp Shots at Innovate Guildford

Visit us at the Innovate Guildford Festival Sharp Shots Photo Club has been invited to exhibit and teach at the exciting Innovate Guildford festival on Saturday March 12. I will be telling people about what I do and how it helps plus tutoring children and young adults on the intricacies of photography including all the

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Week 6 of Photo Club

Week 6 of Photo Club

Last week at our after school photography club the theme was “shapes and texture” which was really interesting for the children as it made them really think, particularly about how best to photograph textures. It also meant they had to make sure their shots were in focus for the close up textures like wood and fabrics so

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Week 5 of Photo Club

Week 5 of Photo Club

Following the half term break, our after school photography clubs return this week with another brand new theme for the children. This week they’ll be learning about how to take the best photographs of shapes and textures. One of the most important aspects of this theme is for the children to ensure their photos are in focus

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Brooklands Museum

Brooklands Museum

During this half term we ran another children’s class at the wonderful Brooklands Museum in Weybridge. Our photography courses for kids are designed to teach children more about composition, the camera mechanics and most importantly, how to take a great photograph! One of the best things about Brooklands Museum is that we can show the children how

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Perspective

Perspective

Another great week has gone by at our after school photography clubs and this week the children had an exciting new challenge. They were given the theme of “perspective” and, to help them understand and encourage them to take photographs from different angles, they were all given a toy dinosaur to work with and take

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