Tuition
I am currently offering online macro photography tuition via Zoom to photographers at any level. You can book as many sessions as you like and these will take place at a mutually convenient time.
Sessions will last either one or two hours, and payment can be made at the end once all the sessions are complete.
Please note I am no longer offering in the field workshops.
COURSE CONTENT
1. A review of your own images with advice on how to improve them, both in the taking of the shot and the post processing.
2. An in-depth discussion of important concepts and skills in macro photography, with the aid of my own images and graphics. Topics may include:
i. finding subjects and locations
ii. getting close enough to take the shot
iii. setting up shots
iv. managing depth of field - getting the whole subject sharp as well as a pleasing background
v. getting a good shutter speed
vi. issues relating to light and light quality
vii. composition
viii. tripods vs monopod vs handheld
ix. focus stacking
x. post processing
3. Following the initial sessions, after you have had a chance to take some shots, we can review your images. I can guide you through post processing, including focus stacking.
By discussing your progress and how you can improve your shots further, you will be able to go back into the field and take your photography to the next level.
FEES
One attendee: £30 per hour
Two or more attendees: £40 per hour (total, not per person)
Fees will be calculated based on the total number of hours.
Please note, VAT does not apply; these are the total amounts.
Testimonials
'Having seen the results that Tony achieves I decided to sign up on one of his macro courses. I did the pre shoot, shoot and post shoot processing sections each of which I found most helpful and rewarding.
I am confident that going forward I will be able to apply the skills and techniques learned to have a positive impact on my macro work. Tony is easy to get on with and generous in sharing his knowledge and techniques. I would recommend anyone to give it a go.'
- Steve Hitchen
'Having seen Tony’s work on with butterflies etc, I have been waiting to get out for a while but been spoiled by the weather. However, I finally got out and spent some quality time with him explaining the techniques used in finding, isolating and having the set-up ready to take the picture in the best possible position. I now have that understanding that I can also take into the field to try and achieve the same level and quality of the images Tony produces.'
- David Woodhead
