Yorkshire Photography Holidays |
Dorcas Eatch |
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Hello Dorcas,
I have just been showing my wife my photo's from Wednesday and telling her how much I enjoyed the day. Could you please forward to me the notes that go with the course. I learnt a lot with you and would like to follow it up with the notes.
Thanks again for a great day
Cheers for now
Chris East
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Now is the time to think about your kit in colder weather.
Think about buying some more batteries, There are some really good offers this time of year.
Although you might think your battery has died on you in the cold weather, give it a bit of a warm up and you will find it may not have completely died!
You just don't want to be at a beautiful spot when your battery has really dies on you and you don't have a backup.
Dorcas
Many thanks for a great day out in the Dales, despite the weather towards the end of the shoot. Both Olly and myself really enjoyed listening to your pearls of wisdom and then trying to put them into practice. I have just downloaded my photos to the pc and with just a quick look at them "in the raw" I can see that there will be some very good shots by my standard when I have done the magic with Photoshop. Please add me to your mailing list.
Again many thanks for a great day.
David Lee
Malham Midweek/Weekend Photography WorkshopNo two breaks are exactly the same.
This is why you will get unique shots on your course.
You may go to the same places but they may be at different times of the day.
Before the course, I plan sunrise/sunset times, where they are going to rise or set and which Dales will get the best light at that time of year which can be quite challenging due to the orientation of the area.
I will do a quick check around the course area to make sure what I think is best works. If not I find alternatives.
This is the area that is covered on the Malham Short Break. This gives you plenty of opportunities for sunrise/sunset shots.
I run Fotodayz Photography Holidays to show you how easy it is to learn the major techniques which you can carry forward in your photography with confidence.
Information is broken down during the day, repeated often and by the end of the day you can be quite surprised by how much you have expanded your technical skills as well feeling at ease with your camera.
No fuss, no techie speak, just simple clear explanations as many times as you need.
100% in the field, why waste that lovely countryside. It's also the total experience of being in and looking at the landscape in beautiful areas of Britain. At the end of the day you will have the skills to produce professional looking photographs to put on your wall but more importantly you will have had space to stand and stare.
The majority of the workshops concentrate on Yorkshire - Swaledale, Malham, Flamborough and the Wolds with a few dips outside the border to Anglesey, and Kinlochewe in Glencoe.
Groups consist of only 5 people so everyone gets lots of personal attention.
I love doing it and will keep you updated
take care
Dorcas
