Photography in Nature: Visual Storytelling
Visual storytelling is the art of using your photography to capture the essence of a situation and communicate a unique narrative from a personal point of view.
We explore visual frameworks and techniques to tell a story, where each photograph has a distinct and discrete role. Presented together these images create a compelling story with a new angle and a clear narrative structure that provides inspiration, coherence and variety.
This workshop develops the skills to identify key threads in a story; removing duplication and selecting only the pivotal images in any given narrative. We look at how to plan effectively and to choose themes that inspire you and develop your personal voice.
- Time From 10 am to 4 pm (Duration 6 hrs)
- Meeting Point Courtyard Pagoda
- Price £65 per person, including admission to the Centre. Booking Essential
- What to bring? Your camera fully charged and additional memory cards. A mid-range zoom lens is perfect and a longer lens if you have one.
- Is this workshop for me? This course is ideal for all levels of photography, and is also an excellent stepping-stone if you have some basic knowledge of your camera.
- How will we be learning? A mixture of classroom, 1-1 tuition and out-door practical experience.
Upcoming photography workshops
- Wednesday 15 May - Workflow & Review
- Tuesday 21 May - Composition & Focal Length
- Wednesday 19 June - Capturing the Decisive Moment
- Saturday 20 July – Close Up and Macro
- Friday 16 August – Challenging Light and Exposure
- Thursday 19 September – Birds in Flight
- Thursday 17 October – Creative Abstract (in Nature)
- Wednesday 20 November – Autumn Colours and Light
