by Krishna Mohan

The Photography Workshop on 29th August
I, along with Rohit S.Rao & Dijaraj Nair are conducting our 2nd Basic Photography Workshop on 29th August 2010
If you Love taking pictures with your digital camera? Want to improve your skills, but don’t have a lot of time to spend? How about some straight-to-the-point tips that cut to the chase and show you step by step how to accomplish a task? If that sounds like just what you had in mind, Digital Photography Workshop is just what you need.
Digital Photography Workshop covers important tasks from choosing a camera to making great photos. It also shows you basic operations along with some great tips on Portrait, Landscape, Street and Wildlife photography.
Please inform your friends who are interested in joining this workshop.
You’ll be able to learn:
- What is photography
- The need to take good photos
- Camera from film to digital
- Getting the best out of lenses
- Tripods & other accessories
- How to take a good photographs
- Composition
- Framing
- Lighting
- Point of view
- Getting best out of your camera
- Aperture
- Shutter speed
- ISO
- Basic Post Processing
- Tips on
- Portrait photography
- Landscape photography
- Street photography
- Wildlife photography
- Event photography
Date: 29th August 2010, Sunday 10AM – 5PM
Venue: District Small Industries Association (R) Mangalore Hall
Industrial Estate, Yeyyadi, Mangalore 575008
Workshop Fees: Rs 650/- Inclusive of materials & food.
All you need is a keen interest in photography and a camera.
For Further details and registration contact
Dr. Krishna Mohan 98807 44258
Rohit S.Rao 98450 71770
Dijaraj Nair 98452 80852
Email: mangfoto@gmail.com
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by Krishna Mohan

The Photography Workshop
Love taking pictures with your digital camera? Want to improve your skills, but don’t have a lot of time to spend? How about some straight-to-the-point tips that cut to the chase and show you step by step how to accomplish a task? If that sounds like just what you had in mind, Digital Photography Workshop is just what you need.
Digital Photography Workshop covers important tasks from choosing a camera to making great photos. It also shows you basic operations along with some great tips on Portrait, Landscape, Street and Wildlife photography.
You’ll be able to learn:
- What is photography
- The need to take good photos
- Camera from film to digital
- Getting the best out of lenses
- Tripods & other accessories
- How to take a good photographs
- Composition
- Framing
- Lighting
- Point of view
- Getting best out of your camera
- Aperture
- Shutter speed
- ISO
- Basic Post Processing
- Tips on
- Portrait photography
- Landscape photography
- Street photography
- Wildlife photography
- Event photography
Date: 6th December 2009, Sunday 10AM – 5PM
Venue: District Small Industries Association (R) Mangalore Hall
Industrial Estate, Yeyyadi, Mangalore 575008
Resource Persons:
- Dr. Krishna Mohan
- Rohit S.Rao
- Dijaraj Nair
Workshop Fees: Rs 650/- Inclusive of materials & food.
All you need is a keen interest in photography and a camera.
For Further details and registration contact
- Dr. Krishna Mohan 98807 44258
- Rohit S.Rao 98450 71770
- Dijaraj Nair 98452 80852
- Email: mangfoto@gmail.com
Tags: Aperture, Basic Post Processing, Camera from film to digital, Composition, Event photography, Framing, Getting best out of your camera, Getting the best out of lenses, How to take a good photographs, ISO, Landscape photography, Lighting, Photography Workshop, Point of view, Portrait photography, Shutter speed, Street photography, The need to take good photos, Tips on, Tripods & other accessories, What is photography, Wildlife photography
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