Photography 201 Course
Program for intermediate photography class will show you that putting the subject on sides is not the only and definitely not the best way to compose a likeable and balanced photograph.
Taking photos is only 1 step out of 3 (arguably 4) step process. We talk about another one in the last module of the intermediate photography course.
It is photography post-production (the rest being pre-production and arguably distribution)!
Photo editing has always been a crucial part of a photographer's workflow. That has not changed in the digital age. We look into good practices so that you never lose your precious photographs, how to manage your libraries with DAM (Digital Asset Management) software and how to edit photographs.
We take a deep dive into Capture One. It is the one I recommend you to use and it is the one I use every day.
We will get stunning RAW development with Capture One and then get creative with Adobe Photoshop - the gold standard of everything related to visual digital arts.
What you need/is recommended to attend Module IV of the Photography 201 course:
Photography Device
Exchange lens system recommended (DSLR or mirrorless).Topics from Module III
You should already be familiar with topics from Module III.Computer + Mic or Mobile Phone
Only if you choose to attend this lecture remotely. Otherwise, it is optional.Photography 201 Course (optional)
You can attend just this module, but I recommend you to take the full course.
Photography Topics We Cover In Fourth Course Module:
Photography Post Production
We will do a quick overview of photography post-production. From historical examples to modern solutions. We will give special attention to colour spaces and image formats.
Manage Your Photography Assets
I propose my way to do it. From 3 B of Backup to never lose any of your photos to my DAM (digital assets management) software of choice, to basic workflow.
Capture One Pro
Capture One Pro is my current main post-production software of choice. There are great reasons for this choice and I'm happy to share/demonstrate them.
Adobe Photoshop
No intermediate photography course wouldn't be complete without this industry standard. Photoshop can do almost anything and we will use it for some advanced post-processing techniques.
Practice makes perfect
Practical exercises are an important part of each module in photography course 201. All theoretical concepts we immediately put into practice for each module.
In-person lecture
Each module of photography course 201 has individual time with a lecturer included. You can choose either in-person or live internet meetings.
Photography & Videography Courses
This module is part of a bigger picture (pun definitely intended)! Just see below, how Wandergraphy courses and workshops have changed how others see the world.
"I want to thank you for everything you have taught me. Photography course was great and I think I learned a lot. Thanks for everything and I hope to see you in April on advanced photography course.."
Maks Š.
Photography Course 101 & 201
"Great courses. Nejc explains everything from the basics of photography to more advanced techniques, so the lectures are interesting for photographers with different ranges of knowledge. I attended an introductory and advanced course. In both cases, the theory was combined with field practice and post-production, so that everyone could improve their abilities. We also had room for additional experimentation and questioning. Nejc looks like he enjoys what he does, which is always an added value for teachers. I recommend!"
Kristina C.
Photography Course 101 & 201
"Excellent photography courses! 💯👏🏼 suitable for complete beginners as well as experienced photographers ... Nejc perfectly combined theory with practice, which brought us a lot of new knowledge and skills 📸"