City photography – architecture and street

2 H AND 32 MIN OF VIDEO FOOTAGE

City photography has a growing audience. In addition to the photos of classic historical buildings, which are excellent for being personally made postcards from your journey, we are beginning to notice other interesting objects in the city space. A rapidly growing urban planning makes modern glass and metal buildings an inspiring background for the photo shoot. We will also address street photography, as this is a must if a photographer works in the city space. This course addresses many important issues, from the equipment you need, through the best time of the day to take photos, to the ways you can use the available light to get the most out of the architectural potential.

THINGS YOU WILL LEARN

• A lot of information about hardware
• Composition – a key to city photography
• Light and weather conditions
• Light distribution angles
• How to photograph solids
• Architecture
• Panorama
• Removing people from the photo frame
• City landscape

WHO IS THE COURSE FOR?

• For all those who know how to operate the camera but would like to learn techniques of how to work in the city
• If you are just at the beginning of your adventure with photography and know how to operate the camera, this course is for you
• If you want to organise your knowledge, you will certainly be able to do this during this training!
• Want to take photos that are more beautiful, technically correct, or interested in a certain photography field? Join the course!

REQUIREMENTS

Manual camera mode operation is a must. All you need is the camera you have, it doesn’t need to be a professional camera, but remember that a camera with manual modes offers greater opportunities. However, the rules of photography and the best ways to work with light are the same for all camera types.