Summer School - Portrait Photography for Young People

Summer School – Portrait Photography for Young People

This course is a fun and informative introduction to the fundamental elements of portrait photography for young people aged 13-17 years, with an emphasis on the importance of light and how to control it. You will learn how to shoot portraits on location with natural light and in the studio with artificial lighting.

What The Course is About:

This course is a fun and informative introduction to the fundamental elements of portrait photography with an emphasis on outdoor photography skills. This course is designed for photography enthusiasts looking to enhance their outdoor portrait capturing abilities. Learn essential techniques for natural lighting, composition, and posing to create stunning portraits in any outdoor setting. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this course will help you master the art of outdoor portraits. You will learn how to shoot portraits on location with natural light. The basics of taking digital pictures will be explored with demonstrations by the tutor along with some class based practical tasks to practice using a digital camera.

Materials Required:

You‘ll need to have a digital camera, which could be a DSLR, bridge or mirror less camera. The quality of camera isn’t important.

Previous Experience:

Perfect your outdoor photography skills with our portrait photography course. This course is designed for photography enthusiasts looking to enhance their outdoor portrait capturing abilities. Learn essential techniques for natural lighting, composition, and posing to create stunning portraits in any outdoor setting. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this course will help you master the art of outdoor portraits.

End of course:

By the end of the course you will have gained some of the necessary skills to create interesting creative portraits and learn how to fully operate your digital camera and use the manual setting to get the correct exposure.