With most of us having to tighten our belts it’s becoming harder and harder to find great days out at affordable prices. Maybe you’re looking for a gift for some one but don’t have as much money as you would like to spend on them. We know how that feel’s so we’ve come up with our Saver Courses.
What is a Saver Course?
The Saver Course is a photography course for beginners who are on a budget or for people who are looking for a gift for some one who enjoys taking photos. Any digital camera can be used on this course so if you want to learn how to get the most out of your existing camera, in preparation for a holiday for example, this course will be ideal. Our Saver Course is based around our DSLR beginner’s course which is priced at £70 but we have managed to condense the course content and cut our overheads to make our course accessible to more people as it’s only £45.
How have we done it?
We set out with the goal of making our courses more accessible than anybody else’s. We have a fantastic course structure which always results in happy clients and we want more people to discover this for themselves. So to reduce the cost as much as possible we have found venues that do not charge an admission fee, we don’t include a meal so bring your butties, and we start an hour earlier so that we only need to rent the classroom for half a day.
Limited spaces, made available 17/6/11
Saver Course Itinerary
9am. Slide show, demonstrating what you can achieve with your camera.
10am. Finding the right buttons on your camera whilst practising on a few set up props.
10:45am. Go outside, and put your skills into practise.
11:45am. Back into the classroom to answer any questions or help if any difficulties were encountered.
12pm. More slides with a few composition techniques, tips for shooting in difficult situations etc.
Once we finish this we vacate the classroom, have lunch and you are free to stay experimenting with all the new techniques you have learned until it goes dark! All of our clients can email me at any time for advice on their photography or buying new kit, even years later.
