Welcome to your exclusive one-to-one outdoor dog photography course! This hands-on workshop is designed to immerse you in the art of capturing stunning dog portraits in a beautiful woodland setting. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this course offers personalized guidance and practical experience.

Prepare to take your dog photography to the next level with this immersive and informative outdoor course. I look forward to seeing you and helping you create beautiful, lasting memories with your camera!

  • Why Join This Course?

    • Personalized Attention: One-to-one instruction tailored to your skill level.

    • Hands-On Learning: Practical experience with a professional guide.

    • Beautiful Setting: Capture stunning photos in a natural environment.

    • Expert Dog Model: A well-trained dog to ensure you get the best shots.

One-to-One Outdoor Dog Photography Course

Course Outline

Location: Local Woodland

Duration: 3 hours, in addition there will be a 30 minute feedback session held online at a later date.

Price: £100.00

1. Introduction

  • Meet and Greet: Introduction to each other and the dog model.

  • Overview: Brief on the course structure and objectives.

  • Equipment Check: Ensure your camera settings are optimized for outdoor photography.

2. Understanding Your Camera

  • Camera Settings: Learn about shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings.

  • Lens Choices: Discussion on the best lenses for dog photography.

  • Focus Techniques: Tips on achieving sharp focus, especially with a moving subject.

3. The Basics of Dog Photography

  • Dog Behavior: Understanding canine behavior to anticipate and capture perfect moments.

  • Composition: Rule of thirds, leading lines, and framing your subject.

  • Lighting: Using natural light effectively; avoiding harsh shadows and highlights.

4. Practical Session: Capturing the Perfect Shot

  • Posing Techniques: How to position the dog for both candid and posed shots.

  • Action Shots: Capturing movement and play, freezing motion vs. showing motion.

  • Expression Shots: Capturing a range of emotions and expressions.

5. Advanced Techniques

  • Depth of Field: Creating background blur to make your subject pop.

  • Creative Angles: Experimenting with different perspectives for unique shots.

  • Post-Processing Tips: Basic editing techniques to enhance your photos.

6. Review and Feedback

  • Photo Review: Go through the photos taken during the session.

  • Constructive Critique: Personalized feedback on your shots.

  • Q&A: Open floor for any questions or further clarifications.

7. Wrap-Up

  • Summary: Recap of key points learned.

  • Resources: Recommended reading and online resources for further learning.

  • Next Steps: How to continue practicing and improving your dog photography skills.

What to Bring

  • Your Camera: Ensure it’s fully charged with plenty of memory space.

  • Comfortable Clothing: Dress appropriately for the weather and terrain.

  • Notepad and Pen: For taking notes during the theoretical parts of the session shots.