Come learn how to love your camera and take amazing photographs! If you have a digital camera and want to take it off auto to understand how a camera really works, this is for you.

This workshop will be hands on teaching and lots of practice around the gorgeous village of Saltaire on World Heritage Day, where there will be an abundant of activity and interesting landscapes to photograph.

Having a camera can be exciting, yet quite daunting too. We will look at the basics of how the camera operates with the 3 basic elements; shutter speed, aperture and ISO, as well as understanding composition, colour and lighting.

You don’t need any photographic knowledge, just come prepared to explore your camera, be brave and have fun!

What to bring:
- Your camera (any style, make or model) and we will spend some time in the space learning
about its settings
- Dress warm and comfortable as we will spend time outside exploring the camera settings
- Something to make notes and write with
- Any objects you wish to try to photograph (optional)

Tutor(s): 
Jane Robertshaw
Jane has been a photographer for 20 years, having completed a degree in Design: Photography she then went on to work as a photographer and trainer in the worldwide branded studio Venture Photography. As well as exploring studio portraiture she also trained photographers from all around the world. After leaving the company and some short time working in design, she decided that teaching was something she wanted to pursue, and so has been teaching photography post 16 education and adults for over 14 years now. She works under the company name of ‘One Last Picture’ taking family photography and educating through workshops. Having exhibited in various local areas her personal work did revolve around abstract environmental photography, but now she is about to explore a new field of work looking at empowering women and telling their stories through the medium of photography.
https://www.onelastpicture.co.uk/