Yorkshire Photography Courses - Yorkshire Coast 19-21 Mar 1 place left cancelled due to illness
Yorkshire Coast 3 Day Photography Workshop
We will be staying at the North Star Hotel which is by Thornwick Bay in Flamborough so not far to come back for breakfast.Dates:
19-21 March - FULL
17-19 September
Features: Free photoshop session worth £60.
Cost: (includes all accommodation , all meals): £322
Deposit: £100 with balance to be paid before the course.
Cost does not include: insurance, transport
Fitness level: Medium as there is some walking up and down cliff paths.
Equipment needed: Digital DSLR camera, tripod, walking boots or wellies & waterproof clothing are advisable, laptop (if you have one) for processing images.
Amazing what you can do with Elements 8
Bring your photos and videos to life with Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 and Adobe Premiere Elements 8 %u2022 Experience the ultimate media management hub. Find, view and protect all your photos and video clips from one convenient place with the new, powerful, easy-to-use Organiser. %u2022 Get the best exposure. Snap one photo with the flash on and one with the flash off and automatically combine the shots into a perfectly lit photo. %u2022 Have fun with graphics that follow the motion. Use new motion tracking capabilities to add graphics, text and effects that automatically move with the subjects in your scenes. %u2022 Recompose. Change the size or orientation of a photo %u2013 even go from landscape to portrait or vice versa %u2013 without distorting key subjects like people or buildings.
Garry Brannigan - Galleries - Coast - just love these photos! and philosophy
Coast
Britain no longer has any wilderness, a truth hard to accept. Plenty of wildness, but no sizeable tract that remains totally in its natural condition. Sections of the North West Highlands of Scotland are probably as near as we get to wilderness in Britain. Even then it won't be long before you have to stand back to let a quad bike pass or make way for a stalking party's eight-wheeled Argocat. However, not all is lost for lovers of wild places eager for that wilderness experience. There is a last refuge: the coast. And coast is something Britain has in abundance. We will rule out the pier at Bognor Regis and Blackpool's Pleasure Beach, but that that still leaves thousands of miles of landscape that remains in its natural state (double that when the tide is out). Coast is where I feel most strongly how nature's inherent clarity and complexity exist simultaneously: the still, clear rock pool into which I stare and appreciate a greater depth. The meeting of land, sea and sky is such a dynamic all-year-round combination. There are so many edges and the mixture of nature's most powerful forces means a never stationary landscape that throws up something magical each time you visit. Add to this the anticipation that sunrise and sunset bring, plus the uncertainty of what a retreating tide will reveal, and you have a landscape photographer's paradise. The ideal location.
BWPA - British Wildlife Photography Awards 2010 is open for business
British Wildlife Photography Awards
2010 competition
With a total prize fund up to �20,000, exposure in a nationwide tour and full colour book of the Best Entries, entries must be submitted before 4 June 2010.
� Ben HallNew developments for 2010 - International Year of Biodiversity
In addition to the categories of 2009, we are introducing a special award for conservation photography and a category dedicated to British biodiversity and native species under threat, to reflect the fact that 2010 has been declared International Year of Biodiversity by the United Nations.
Celebrating the diversity of the natural history in the UK
An international photography competition, the BWPA was established to celebrate and recognise the talents of photographers of all nationalities practicing in the UK, while at the same time highlight the great wealth and diversity of British natural history. At a time when we're increasingly conscious of the importance of wildlife, habitat and conservation, the Awards encourage photographers, whether professional or enthusiast, to explore Britain%u2019s natural and urban environments, and discover its bounty of wildlife, from birds to mammals, insects to marine life. There are two special awards for young people, schools and community groups.
Touring exhibition
The exhibition for 2009 is currently touring the UK. To view the full nationwide exhibition itinerary click here. If you would like to discuss hiring this show please contact us.
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