Digital
Photography
Courses

  
  John Ironside Photography    
   "Mount Folly", The Folly, Wexford, Ireland
   Tel: +353 (0)53 9147714   Mobile: 086 8554890  
   Email: john@johnironside.com


 

What our students say...


Hi John,
I enjoyed the classes immensely. The homework pushed me to use features on the camera that I hadn't used before, such as the different ways of metering and Manual Shooting Mode which made me take responsibility for the choices I made!  I learned (and am still learning) a lot in the process.  Your enthusiasm was not only infectious but inspirational as well!
                    Jack


Hi John, thank you for a wonderful four evenings. Learned lots and the course was fun. Was a wonderful birthday present. I was out earlier this morning trying to get my flowers in focus. I’d be interested in learning more from you. Thanks again.
                   Janette


" Dear John,
Many thanks for your wonderful course and I really enjoyed it.
I am seeing things differently and I think your course was spot on."
                     Ingrid

John,
Just sending you a couple of pics I took in Killarney, I got my new camera and am trying to get used to Photoshop which is very different than what I was used to, can’t believe how much you can do with it.  I’m enjoying using the new “hammer” and am keeping all you taught me in my mind. 
I remember you said you loved flowers so I’m sending this one on.  Hope you’re well. Thanks again.

Janette Mulvany

Digital Photography Essentials
The Camera, Light and Composition, the basis of a good, communicative photograph

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Discover what you could do with your camera.

This courses is designed for all ages and abilities and for those who wish to become better acquainted with the essentials of photography and the art of taking good photographs.

The Camera, Seeing Light and Composition..

...the three basic requirements for the making of a good photograph. During the course you will learn about the operation of your camera and how to use it better, how to study light and use it to your advantage, image composition, seeing what the picture is and constructing it to give impact.

This evening courses take place one night per week over four consecutive weeks. There are practical assignments after the first three modules. Each course is limited to six participants which allow us to assist everyone in a practical fashion.

This practical, hands-on evening course is run by professional photographer, John Ironside and is a starting point to getting the most from your equipment and exploring your creative juices.

This course is run monthly on the first Wednesday of the month.

Cost: € 100
Duration: 4 nights over 4 weeks
Start time: 7.30pm to 9.00pm
Arrive time 7.15pm

Location:
"Mount Folly", The Folly, Wexford



What do you need to bring?
Bring a pad and pen for notes as well as your camera, camera user manual and accessories.

Booking:
In order to secure a place it is advisable that you book well in advance. You may book by telephoning on 086 8554890.

Terms and Conditions
Places are booked only on the receipt of the full course fee which is non refundable and non transferable.

The Studio reserves the right to cancel or postpone a course if necessary.

The Studio does not accept responsibility for injury to individuals or any loss or damage to property or personal possessions. Vehicles are parked at their own risk. This does not affect your statutory rights

 

 

  • Understanding your camera
  • Know what kit you need - and what you don't
  • Know which piece of kit will make the single biggest difference to your photography
  • Be able to get perfect exposures every time
  • Understanding aperture and depth of field and ISO
  • Capturing maximum detail
  • Understanding exposure
  • Be able to use manual mode to create the exact image you're after
  • Know how to seek out and use light to your advantage
  • Holding the Camera
  • Know how to turn bad weather into a bonus
  • Eliminating / minimizing camera shake
  • The basis of good composition for maximum impact
  • Using perspective to create impact
  • Know why shifting just inches can turn 'dull' into 'drama'
  • Know why moving yourself is better than moving your subject
  • Breaking the rules
  • Understanding your subject
  • Be confident in yourself as a photographer
  • Be able to put yourself at one with your subject.

Make your photography enjoyable,
fun and an experience.