Photography at the Royal Hospital Chelsea
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
The Royal Hospital was founded in 1682 and features buildings designed by Sir Christopher Wren, set in superb grounds, all of which which offer photographers unrivalled opportunities to explore practice and refine their skills.
A unique feature of the course is the combining of both resident Pensioners with City Lit students, which affords learners unique insights into the Hospital’s history and current role in the community.
The course finishes with a final session crit, where all work shot over the course is reviewed with group discussion and feedback.
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About this course
- Demonstrate and an ability to photograph interiors using available light
- Identify optimum time of day for exterior photography
- Identify lens focal lengths required to produce wide as well as detail images
- Use compositional devices such as rule of thirds to produce well balanced and composed images.
- Produce a series of images covering the exteriors, gardens and interiors of the Royal Hospital.
Please bring a working camera (either digital or film) which has manual settings for aperture and shutter speed, and a tripod if you have one.
Reviews
Course programme
The mechanics of photography, including but not limited to:
- Lens choice
- Exterior photography and sunlight on buildings
- Optimum time of day for exterior photography
- Using ambient lighting for interiors
- Framing & composition
- Brief history of the Royal Hospital and its ongoing role.
Additional information
Photography at the Royal Hospital Chelsea