Sandra Dann – My Journey… One Texture At A Time
Have you ever wondered why some textures transform an image while others simply do not work? Learn from Sandra Dann, Adobe Community Expert.
Have you ever wondered why some textures transform an image while others simply do not work? Learn from Sandra Dann, Adobe Community Expert.
Re-scheduled from last week! Master the language of photography - learn to articulate what makes images work and transform your ability to critique and improve your own.
Learn how to create fabulous natural, authentic portraits by combining light, composition, storytelling and genuine human connection.
Drowning in unedited photos? Master Lightroom's Develop Module for the full editing toolkit, from basic adjustments to masking, presets, and batch processing. (4 Sessions on Tuesdays 19th & 26th May, 16th & 30th June)
Master Lightroom's 'Other' Modules for Print, Book, Slideshow, Map, Web, and round-trip editing with external apps on Tuesdays 14th & 28th July.
Drowning in unedited photos? Master Lightroom's Library Module for catalogue setup, importing, organising, keywording, and finding images fast. (2 sessions on Tuesdays 21st April & 5th May)
Drowning in unedited photos? Master Lightroom's complete workflow - from camera card to gallery-ready images that you're proud to share (8 Sessions on Tuesdays starting on 21st April @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm UK)
Discover how curiosity, play and creative freedom can transform your photography into work that is more personal, expressive and rewarding.
Questioning convention and making deliberate creative choices will help you produce more original, meaningful, and memorable photographs.
Learn how to use multiple exposure images of architectural details, patterns, and structures, to make striking, creative, beautiful images.
Elevate your portrait photography; capture emotion, tell compelling stories and create truly impactful portraits that resonate with viewers.
The contentious question of ‘meaning’ in landscape photography. Is there any, and should there be? Are we mere observers, or propagandists?