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Get top tips from an expert photographer while you are taking digital photographs in the Garden at Kew.
Event details
Wednesday 13—Thursday 14 February, 2019
Time: 10: 30 am—4 pm
Place: Kew Gardens
Course Fee: ￡160
About the course
This course is designed for camera-owners who would like to know the basics. It will explain some of the basic principles of photography such as focus and exposure as well as many of the practical aspects such as how to download and store images.
The great part of the time will be spent practicing techniques by actually using cameras out in the beautiful gardens at Kew. There will be many opportunities to ask questions, review your own images and learn some top tips.
This course is suitable for people with any sort of camera. It is useful to bring along instruction books, and you’ll need to make sure your batteries are fully charged and your memory card has some free space on it.
About the tutor
Edward Parker is an expert tree and forest photographer who, over the last 20 years, has worked in more than 40 countries around the world. He has written more than 30 educational books and his photographs have been on exhibition at Kew Gardens, Downing Street and the Horniman Museum. Photographing Trees is his latest book.
How to book
Email adulated@kew. org with a contact number, or call at 020 8332 5641.
21. Who might be interested in the course?
A. Advanced photographers loving nature.
B. Beginners loving digital photography.
C. Gardeners who are good at photography.
D. Expert photographers who are eager to help.
22. What are you advised to take along with your camera?
A. A notebook. B. A smart phone.
C. The guide book. D. An empty memory card.
23. What can we learn about Edward Parker?
A. He lives by writing books.
B. He cares more about sightseeing.
C. His latest book becomes a bestseller.
D. His photographs have a certain influence.
