Landscape photography tips

We are having lovely weather at the moment so why not go out and practice your landscape photography?! Here are a few suggestions to improve your technique! 1. Location scouting When you find a landscape you like, take a walk around and look at it from different places and different angles – finding a good

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Photo journal week!

Photo journal week!

It’s photo journal and party week at our after school photography clubs! The kids love receiving their journals, looking through all the fabulous photos they took during the term and signing each other’s journal. We have gone through all the photos from each student and carefully designed their journals to showcase their best work. Each

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My school

My school

This week, we are asking our students to capture their favourite things about their school and to use skills learnt in previous classes to take creative shots. It is lovely to see how far our students have come in the past few weeks, and how they are utilising their skill set! Here is what some

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How to take a great selfie

How to take a great selfie

It’s all about selfies this week and we thought we give out some tips on how to take a selfie that really stands out! 1. Visualise the type of photograph you want to create. Fun, moody, mysterious? Here is a selection of some great professional selfies: 2. Try using the self-timer function 3. Try different backgrounds

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Summer!

Summer!

We are photographing anything that reminds us of summer this week at after school photography clubs. Our students are encouraged to think about words and ideas that remind them of summer, and then use skills learned over the past few weeks to photograph the subject. Seasons are so inspirational, and many professional photographers use the

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Macro and continuous shooting

Macro and continuous shooting

Bugs and Bubbles was the theme at last week’s after school photography club. Our students loved the challenge of finding different insects in their school yard and trying to capture bubbles drifting in the wind. Kids practiced photographing insects using Macro setting on their cameras, and locking the focus by half pressing the shutter button.

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