Advice on Photo Workshops
Good luck with the venture.
John K
I've run some tuition courses previously and more than one photographer didn't know how to operate their camera without referring to the manual each time and the coloration of ISO / Shutter Speed and Aperture.
Chris
www.chrismillsphotography.co.uk
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QuestionableCarrot
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As some of you might remember I photograph strangers on the street (for more than seven years now) asking for their portaits and try my best to arrange them as best as I can in the time that I have.
I used to shoot ME Supers and ektar 100 before moving on to the K5 and different primes and zooms - if your refer to someof my older posts you will find them im sure.
Anyway - sorry this is so long winded....
I decided to put it out there that I was prepared to do "Street Stranger Workshops" selecting a date each month right up to September - ive got two months book out already and Im quite astonished that anyone would pay me for such a thing!
Id love advice on what would be good to throw into the mix during the sessions
At the moment i am meeting them in a coffee shop (3 max) near a well known land mark,introducing myself, descriibing what I do and then straight out there to take some shots and lead by example,. I was going to review some of their shots during a short lunch lending advice/critque where i see fit and then ask them to try a few different things for the last few hours before I leave them.
has anyone any thoughts on this - someof the workshops i have seen for the likes of street photography have been upwards of 200 quid - all I am looking is 50 quid for my time for the day
Any thoughts/advice appreciated!
Cheers
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