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Digital Camera Course at Ealing Library

There is a course due to start to show you how to edit etc. and they are short of applicants.  If you are interested, pls look at Ealing Council web site adult education - computers.

Jools Lewis ● 5448d5 Comments

Private classes are not that expensive and even cheaper if you can get a small group together. The difficulty is always that with a small group people will be starting from widely varying levels of experience. As example, my son runs classes where the questions may range from 'how do I turn this on for a better holiday snap?' to 'explain bokeh to me and how can I achieve it in post processing?' which is why he prefers one-to one to keep it relevant to your experience.Drop me an e-mail if you want more details.

Nigel Brooks ● 5438d

Unfortunately, after 3 attempts to start this; now it is cancelled completely.  First it was only 5 people - not enough to run and then lecturer sick and now it's off.  I keep meeting people who say they want to do this and so to the two people who responded; why don't you start a club?  I am sure it could work with the correct Marketing.  I just wanted to attend and did not feel I could afford private classes.  Although I shall now re-consider this.

Jools Lewis ● 5438d

How much?

Jim Wong ● 5440d

If you need one-to-one or small group tuition take a look at www.stephenbrooksphotography.co.ukI can recommend him, but as it's my son, I am biaised :-)

Nigel Brooks ● 5445d

I think it's a great idea to have a digital camera course, especially at the Library, another good use for it. In addition, if anyone is thinking of taking it a step further, I can offer advanced/pro photography lessons so let me know if you are interested.Mark :)

Mark Green ● 5445d