The CITY Course |
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1 Day |
10.00 am |
4.00 pm |
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Course outline
CAMERA TECHINQUES
Film and digital controls as used for architecture: individuals’ cameras discussed.
LENSES
PC (perspecitve shift) lenses and alternatives; wide angle and telephoto uses.
TRIPODS & ACCESSORIES
Long exposures; still & moving images; filters; flash and infra-red triggers.
LIGHT
Anticipating contrast; using existing light conditions to best effect; over and under-exposure for mood.
COMPOSITION
Looking for best interpretation of subjects; making choices of perspective, formats, angles and inherent subject design; using people for scale.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in 'Architecture Photography' is awarded by The London Academy of Film & Television to students who successfully complete this course.
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What the students say:
| "Great course, great tutor, great content, 100% great!!" |
| "A big thank you to the tutor for sharing his knowledge" |
| Sally Day, 32, Auxillary Nurse |
| "A very relaxed and enjoyable day was had by all" |
| Gary Hopkins, 40, Surveyor |
| "This course was one of the most interesting and enjoyable I have ever undertaken, thank you" |
| Jane Lulworth, 28, Administrator |
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Fees and to enrol online
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| Architecture in the City of London |
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James Bartholomew produced an acclaimed photographic book, ‘The City of London’, in association with the City of London Corporation, in their 8ooth year. Blending a mix of the old and new architecture classically in black and white in his book, James now knows the City intimately, and has given photographic workshops for many years. |
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This one-day Sunday workshop is designed for capable amateur photographers with an interest in developing skills in interpreting architecture. Meeting in the middle of the City of London on the quietest day of the week, we can enjoy some of the world’s best architecture to practice on, with most of the City to ourselves! |
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Taking old and new examples, James will show techniques on areas from Leadenhall market, and period architecture of Christopher Wren, to some of the most modern pieces of City buildings including the new Swiss life building. Using the buildings for projects, James will demonstrate a series of techniques, using a digital camera with a laptop display, which students can practice afterwards as a series of assignments. James will take the group on a specific tour that is designed to show off the best buildings that the City has to offer. |
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Groups meet outside Bank Underground station at 10am, and classes last until 4pm, with an hour’s break for lunch. Please bring all useful accessories and appropriate attire. Workshop will not be cancelled due to bad weather. |
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