Yesterday we had our first photography course at Scotney Castle in Kent. Scotney Castle is a beautiful location which offers so much diversity in photographic content. A perfect location for photography courses for kids and teens! We had a beautiful (sunny!) day exploring the grounds of the castle through the lens of a camera. In
Yesterday was day 2 of photography courses at Hatchlands park, and this time is was a Photographic Treasure Hunt! (And because its Easter, its only right that there were chocolate eggs at the end!). There was a course for kids in the morning (ages 7-11) and a course for teens in the afternoon (ages 12-15).
Yesterday’s Macro photography courses at Hatchlands park were great! We started the day with our morning session (10.30-13.00) for kids aged 7-11. We went over how their cameras worked, which camera settings they would need and then practiced taking close up photographs. Once the kids were feeling confident we headed outside and started putting their new
Our first Photography course this Easter Holiday was at Brooklands Museum! This venue is very popular with kids and teens who love all things engines, cars and planes! They learn all about how their camera works and how to capture the perfect sharp shot. We had the perfect weather for yesterday’s course at Brooklands. The clear
Easter is almost here and that means one thing… no, not chocolate eggs (although that is pretty vital). It’s the end of term and time for the Journal Party! Journal parties are always lots of fun. We bring in yummy snacks for the kids to eat, and they receive the journal they’ve been working so
This week’s theme is all about encouraging the students to take creative landscape shots. We will be talking about where to place the horizon line- encouraging them to place the horizon high or the horizon low – anywhere but in the middle. They will need to remember perspective! We’ll be asking the students to think about what is
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