Half Day Photography Class

This course is perfect if you don't have much time to learn about digital photography but want to know the basics.

Perfect for beginners or intermediate photographers, this short digital photography course has been designed for those who cannot commit to our four week course but still want to know how to take total control of their DSLR or mirrorles camera. With your camera in hand we will take you to a central location in Sydney and teach you about the different shooting modes in your camera.

This is a fantastic course to get to grips with the foundation principles in creative Photography while taking in a lovely tour of the Rocks in Sydney. By the end of the course you will be shooting in full manual mode with confidence.

In this four hour course, you will learn:

-Manual Mode
-Aperture Priority Mode
-Shutter Priority Mode
-How to control Exposure
-What is Depth of Field
-How to control ISO for maximum image quality
-Different Focusing techniques and when to use them
-Rules of Composition
-How to control movement
-How to manage a background problem
-Correcting perspective

• Manly Sunrise Photography Workshop, at Sun 15 Dec at 5am

• Smartphone Photography Class, at Sat 11 Jan at 8:30am

• Introductory Photography Course 4 Weeks, at Thu 13 Feb at 7pm

The Rocks, NSW

Exact location is anonymised for privacy. You'll get the specific address after booking.

 
Scott McGale

Contact

Editorially in the UK, Scott shot for Vogue, Arena, Marie Claire, Elle, GQ, The Sunday Times Magazine and others. While in Australia he has shot for Marie Claire, Instyle, Nio.se, and the Sunday Telegraph. His Beauty, Fashion and Portraiture work has been published in over 20 countries around the globe, including Europe and the USA.

During his time in London, he shot more than a dozen Sunday Times Magazine covers. His Kissing Cover was included in an international exhibition of the Sunday Times 100 best covers and published in Cover Story (2006). The exhibition toured the world, and his Frankencience Cover was voted cover of the decade and is on permanent display at the Times Head Office in Wapping, London.

Scott had been based in London since 1995. Late in 2007 he relocated back to his home country of Australia and now lives in Sydney. In 2008, his portrait of a birth was included in Sydney Life Exhibition, and displayed in Hyde Park in the City for 2 months.

Apart from shooting Advertising campaigns and Editorial spreads for magazines, he is married with 2 lovely daughters and is often having a swim with them in the morning at Manly Beach.