Capture the Night: Film Photography Workshop in Tunbridge Wells
Love film photography and want to master shooting in low light?
Love film photography and want to master shooting in low light? Join me for an exclusive night photography workshop in Tunbridge Wells, where you’ll learn to capture the magic of twilight and the city’s noir vibe. With limited spots for just 6 participants, this hands-on experience is perfect for beginners eager to experiment and improve their night shooting skills.
Key Highlights
- Small Group Size: Enjoy personalised coaching with a maximum of 6 participants.
- Expert Guidance: Learn how to capture stunning night shots using your own camera.
- Dynamic Models: Shoot alongside professional models to create eye-catching compositions.
- Post-Shoot Review: Join an online session to review your work and get editing tips in Lightroom.
What to Expect…
Imagine strolling through the picturesque streets of Tunbridge Wells as the sun sets, capturing the soft glow of street lamps and neon reflections on wet pavements. Here’s what your evening will look like:
- Evening Photography Session: We’ll meet about an hour before sunset and explore several photogenic locations perfect for night photography. You’ll get hands-on experience directing models and honing your skills.
- Post-Shoot Meet-Up: After our shoot, let’s unwind at a local pub to chat and review your shots. It’s the perfect opportunity to share stories, tips, and connect with fellow photography enthusiasts.
- Online Editing Session: A follow-up session will guide you through analysing your film scans and making creative adjustments in Lightroom, ensuring you leave with a solid understanding of post-processing.
Who Is This Workshop For?
This workshop is tailored for beginner film photographers looking to experiment with night photography in a supportive, collaborative setting. Don’t worry if you’re unsure about your gear—I’ll help you figure out what works best for night shooting. You’ll leave with newfound skills and confidence!
What to Bring?
- Camera and Lenses: Bring your favorite film camera. If you’re unsure about your setup, I can provide advice.
- Film: 800 ASA color film or 400 or 3200 ASA black and white film is recommended for handheld shooting; any film is fine for tripod use.
- Remote Cable: To avoid camera shake.
- Light Meter: Or use a light metering app.
- Tripod: For steady night shots.
- Spare Batteries: For your camera and any flash you bring.
- Comfortable Footwear and Suitable Clothing: Dress for cooler evening temperatures.
Pre-register Now!
Only 6 spots available—secure yours now! Pre-register your interest to be the first to know when dates are announced, and don’t miss out on this rare chance to perfect your night film photography.
Cost
The cost for the workshop will range from £50 to £75, depending on how long the session is. If there are models and make-up and hair professionals, costs will will be higher and depend on the cost of these. You can tell me if you if you’d prefer to do a workshop with or without models.
Terms and Conditions
Please note that by booking your place on this workshop, you accept my terms and conditions. They’re short, written in plain English, and cover what is or isn’t included in the workshop.
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ANALOGUE WOnDERLAND
Analogue Wonderland are a UK-based lab that offer a wide variety of films including Hanalogital Opal. They sell out fast though, so it’s worth signing up to be notified when it comes back in stock.
They also offer developing for film souped films, you’ll need to select this as an additional extra when you select your developing options.
