Can anybody recommend a photography course

I have been on the two courses run by Freddy and his son.

Very relaxed and informal.

His prices have gone up a bit since I went.

I was a complete novice with a nice new camera when I went .... Some might say I still am. :D


:canon:
 
Just had a idea

Why dont i just go on the course then i can answer my own question

Thanks for the advice
 
To be honest .... I have learnt as much from this forum and the internet as I did from Freddy.

He has a great teaching style but the first course Is/was for complete beginners.
 
im a complete novice with a nice new camera, was the course ok and would you recommend it
 
howd you do that, you answered before id asked

Thanks
 
I really enjoyed my weekends with them but it was quite a lot of money.

If you are going to book this then I would go for the first weekend and then make your mind up about the second one.

Second one for me mainly involved the studio side of photography which I was never going to get into in a big way.

£295 would buy a lot of books.
 
fare point.

That was my plan. im still undecided but thanks, decisions decisions
 
David's a good lad I have done a couple of bits and peices with him very relaxed but informative Based in MK but runs courses all around inc Northhamton

http://www.photo-courses.com/
 
thanks cobra

It seams set up for canon, im Nikon

i think i'll give him a call tomorrow to find out more details.

Thanks
 
Depends where you're form..there is an excellent one in Nothwhich but thats to far i guess lmao
 
crog said:
thanks cobra

It seams set up for canon, im Nikon

i think i'll give him a call tomorrow to find out more details.

Thanks
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I seem to remember him saying something about Nikon courses ( I'm Canon)
Drop him an email or phone call he's very pleasant to deal with
 
Hey Crog,
Have you checked OU Photography courses mate?
Some of our buddies [Not me] have been on these and they should be able to throw light on the merits & de-merits of these courses.
 
I'm also on the OU course and would recommend it if:

a) you are fairly new to DSLR and want to learn about post processing
b) if you are using a Digital SLR rather than a compact as part of the course is about getting you off auto and shooting in aperture or shutter priority.

You also get a free copy of elements 5 as this is what the video tutorials are based on.
 
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