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Upload date: 2016-06-29 Caption: Test shot, © Paul Stillman
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| Instructors: |  I’ve been a pro photographer for about 14 years now, shooting on location and in the studio. Assignments have taken me from the arctic to the tropics, as well as shooting personal work wherever I can.I’m usually photographing people and places and I tend to be commissioned to shoot in situations where a personable, collaborative and human touch is needed. I love to work with people, and it affects my approach and style of direction very much. I find that a warm human approach gives access to people at all levels, and I love to really involve people in a shoot - clients or subjects and unsuspecting models (I find street-casting really interesting). Putting together and gently, collaboratively directing a team is one of the greatest pleasures in this job. The heart and thrill of photography is there for me and many of my “best” pictures I can’t remember taking..... www.jamesmcdonaldphotographer.co.uk  Paul Stillman LRPS With a history in medical photography and many years of experience in studio, landscape and wildlife, Paul is an exceptional all-round photographer. His detailed knowledge of cameras and woodland birds combined with his natural ability to impart knowledge make him the ideal teacher on this workshop. Paul is President of the Brighton and Hove Camera Club. |
| Duration: | 3 hours |
| Start time: | 3.00pm depending on the time of year, we will email exact details a few days before the day. |
| Cancellation policy: | You can cancel at anytime up to 48 hours before the course starts with a full refund or a half refund within 48 hours. If we have to cancel the course because of any other unforeseen problem we will let you know as soon as possible by email or text message and you will receive a full refund or priority booking on another date. If you travel to a workshop that is cancelled we cannot be held liable for your travel costs or any other expenses you incur as a result of the workshop being cancelled by us. |
| What you need to bring: | Bring your camera and a tripod, you may also find a remote shutter trigger helpful. All of this is available to hire for a small fee, you can order this at the same time as making your booking. |
| Memory Cards: | If you hire your equipment from us we will supply your camera with a memory card in it but you will not be able to take this away with you. You are welcome to use your own card in the camera. We will tell you what card type you need before the time of your booking. You will be able to buy an array of basic memory cards from your instructor on the evening with cash or by calling our office to make a credit card payment. |
| Hire opportunities: | If you choose the hire option when booking we will bring all the equipment you will need to use along with us. This will usually be an entry or mid level Canon or Nikon digital SLR camera and a tripod. If you would like to make a special request for other equipment please do so at the time of booking. |
| Whats not included: | Travel to and from the start point, some cash for drinks or snacks if required. |
| Gifting: | If you want to buy tickets for a friend as a gift, just pick the option under the dates field "GIFT: (Select dates later)". We will send you a gift card for you to give. The recipient can call us or use the code on the Gift Card to book dates to suit themselves. |
| Prerequisite experience: | These workshops are suitable for all levels of experience, from those who have never picked up a camera previously and perhaps just thinking about taking up photography as a hobby to seasoned pros, looking for a new way to get the edge over their competitors. |
| Minimum age: | You must be at least 13 years old to take part. This workshop is great for young teenagers thinking of starting photography as a hobby or career. Parents or carers must chaperone teenagers under 18 as they take part in the workshop. Please tell us if you are, or someone you are booking for is under the age of 18. |
