Perfect for complete beginners, improvers and those who need a refresher. It’s common to have a camera that is capable of so much but can be stuck in the limited auto mode. You’re not alone.
Join local landscape photographer Matt Goddard to learn the fundamentals of photography and enjoy the beautiful scenery and colour that Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens have to offer this autumn. This workshop will be split between learning the skills indoors and practicing them by taking photos in the gardens.
A break for lunch will be taken with afternoon tea from the Clocktower Cafe (scones with cream and jam, a sandwich, a slice of cake and a tea or coffee per person).
£110.00 per person | 10% off for Leonardslee members
Garden entry is included
Limited space available.
What’s included:
- Learn how your camera works and why you can do it better
- Get to know your camera and the choice of lenses available for your preferred style
- Using your camera’s aperture, depth of field, shutter speed and ISO for practical and creative effect
- Working with light for a beautifully exposed photo and how to bring out the best autumn hues
- Use the information available on your camera to check you’ve got the shot – no more disappointment when you get home!
- Photograph composition – what makes a photo engaging and pleasing to the eye
- Plenty of time putting everything into practice photographing the lakes and gardens with support and advice as we go
Please note
This event is not appropriate for camera phones and a digital camera is necessary
All digital cameras including compact cameras are fine providing they have an aperture priority mode shown as an A on the top dial, or sometimes shown as AV
If you’re not sure, get in touch with Matt directly info@mattgoddardphotography.co.uk for help
About Matt Goddard
Matt left his office career behind to follow his dreams as a landscape photographer. Teaching photography is an area Matt loves and has successfully taught 100+ students through one-to-one lessons and group workshops.
Growing up in Sussex, Matt truly recognises the rich and varied Sussex Landscape. Spending much of his childhood in, on or near the sea left a lasting impression that continues to influence his art; particularly a desire for simplicity, space and a feeling of connection to the natural world. Or, summed up in a gesture it’s that “ahhhh” decompression we all experience when the moment elevates us beyond our worldly problems.
Matt enjoys creating a feeling of peace and tranquility in his photography that counters the increasing intensity of the commercial world we live in. He sees it as a form of mindfulness where space and creative expression can be achieved.
Featured on ITV’s Grace TV series
Shortlisted UK Landscape Photographer of the Year 2018 Awards
Highly Commended International ND Awards 2020 Seascapes Category
