Photography workshop in Sydney — Learn to shoot in Manual Mode
- This photo workshop is designed for travelers or locals about to travel, who want confidence in how to operate their cameras. Specifically using manual mode for creative photography.
- Your PhotoGuide has over 20 years of experience and is a very patient photographer who loves teaching creative skills.
- There will be a PhotoGuide and an assistant so you will receive one-on-one help.
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Photo Workshop — Manual Mode
Duration: 3 hours
What's included in Photography workshop in Sydney — Learn to shoot in Manual Mode
(Subject to Option Inclusions)My name is Shane. I'm a professional photographer. I have developed a simple method to teach photographers at all levels how to shoot confidently in Manual Mode. If you are one of the many photographers wanting to use Manual Mode to take photos but just can't get the hang of it then this workshop is something for you to seriously consider. There is no technical jargon or confusing physics! It works for all cameras and everyone will leave the workshop with clarity on how to go from Auto to Manual Mode. About your photo guide Shane Rozario is a commercial photographer. He began his journey into photography in 1998 after he found himself on tour with Ben Harper. He is a knowledgable and patient photoguide. What you will need • Camera with manual capability • At least one lens (Zoom or fixed) • A tripod Please dress for the weather.
Inclusions
- If you need to borrow a tripod please let us know.
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Average level of fitness is required. Light pace walking.
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- We will meet at the front of the Kings Cross Police Station. Your PhotoGuide, Shane will be wearing a black 'WeAreObservers' shirt and will be carrying a camera as well as a tripod and a black backpack on his back.
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Ticket Redemption
You will meet your Photo Guides at the Brick Gateway at Parramatta Park. Corner of Pitt and Macquarie Streets, Parramatta.
