I asked Rebbie to come with me and she was interested too.
Purpose is to use our skill future credits.
The lessons were scheduled at 111 Somerset on 12 and 19 April, 9am-6pm.
Day 1
Our trainer - Mr Andrew Chew
Some of the slides recorded here.
We were asked to take portrait photos.
And then macro photos
Our after lunch assignment, to take a Portrait and a Macro photo.
Back after lunch, we learnt about Shot Angles and Composition.
Low angle shot - look more superior, grandeur
Do not cut photo at the body joints
Symmetry: Balanced, in the centre
Rule of Space: Give space for running, or looking in front
Next outdoor assignment - to take a Wide angle and Panaroma photo
Rebbie's homework
Final assignment for the first day: Frame in frame, Leading lines, and Rule of third.
It started to rain, so we could only take photos indoors.
We were given homework for the following week's assessment.
Dinner with sista
Next morning: Out to do homework & morning walk
Rooster crossing the road 😂
Day 2
We'll be training on the Pro mode of the SLR.
Flying hair: 1/1,000; Coffee spill 1/2,000; Bird flying 1/5,000
Stationery objects will be sharp, while moving objects will be blur
At night, ISO help make photo less grainy
Shutter speed 1/1000 s (fast, hence ball is clear)
Shutter speed 1/20 s (slow, hence ball is blur)
Shutter speed 2 s (slow, to let all the light in for a light painting)
After lunch, we had a portrait taking session, followed by our assessment (paper test and submit photos).
Class slides:
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