Photography course/Film Schools in Delhi?
Photography course/Film Schools in Delhi?
Hi guys,
Has anyone heard about any basic photography courses in Delhi - the kind that take a few weeks and show you the ropes. And if not in Delhi then perhaps in Northern India in general?
Thanks in advance.
Has anyone heard about any basic photography courses in Delhi - the kind that take a few weeks and show you the ropes. And if not in Delhi then perhaps in Northern India in general?
Thanks in advance.
photography worshops
Hi, I'm a photographer, and I have searched for photography worshops in India. There arn't that may that I came across but I did come upon a couple. go to www.nevillebulsara.com which has worshops in Ladakh, Goa, and Rajasthan. And the other one I found was at http://www.englander-workshops.com/w...shop.php?id=10. It would probably just be easier to google Joe Englander. This guy has workshops all over the world including India in places like Rajisthan, Ladakh, and Varanasi, and I think a couple of other places in India. I think his worshops are fairly high as far as cost goes and they only last 4 or 5 days. As far as just a basic course, I'm not sure of any. But the worshops that I have participated in have been very basic, mainly for people who are just starting out in photography. But I think that most photography workshops do require you to know how to operate your camera before you come.
basic photography workshop from 12 Aug
Photosensitive...is it about photography? Is it about sensitivity? Or
is it about combining the two? I guess the latter aptly describes it.
Shailan Parker and Joginder Singh, professional photographers have been
teaching photography informally and as visiting faculties to design
schools across Delhi. The recent inundation of affordable cameras made
them sit up and think...every one seems to have one, but most use it on
the AUTO mode, not realizing the creative potential the cameras extend
if used at MANUAL settings that the pro's use so effortlessly...
Photosensitive was born to put across the magic of photography by
understanding camera controls and exploiting them creatively...learning
to look at light...absorbing its nuances...arranging visual elements
successfully in a frame...all handled with outdoor shoots, multimedia
presentations and interactive picture reviews.
The photographers recommend using SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Cameras or
Digital Cameras that have Manual Modes, to be able to absorb the
subtleties of camera control manipulation.
They are conducting another weekend workshop (saturday and sunday
mornings 7.30am - 10.30am) beginning the 12 August and ending on the
3rd September. The basic photography workshop comprises of eight
sessions (three hours each) over four weekends. The digital photography
specialization is on 9-10 September.
The instructors also moderate an online exchange after the completion
of the module where participants of the workshop get to exchange
pictures and interact with earlier students and even join them on
weekend shoots as a continum of their newly acquired skills.
Fee structure: Rupees 5000.00 for the basic photography module (eight
sessions)
Rupees 7000.00 for basic photography and introduction to digital
photography (ten sessions - two extra sessions after completion of
the basic photography module)
Venue: On Location for outdoor shoots, South Delhi (Vasant Vihar) for
presentations and picture reviews (details to be announced)
Contact: photosensit...@gmail.com
Check out your instructors:
Shailan Parker
9811119331
www.shailanparker.com
Joginder Singh
9810091751
www.jogisingh.com
spread the word around.
is it about combining the two? I guess the latter aptly describes it.
Shailan Parker and Joginder Singh, professional photographers have been
teaching photography informally and as visiting faculties to design
schools across Delhi. The recent inundation of affordable cameras made
them sit up and think...every one seems to have one, but most use it on
the AUTO mode, not realizing the creative potential the cameras extend
if used at MANUAL settings that the pro's use so effortlessly...
Photosensitive was born to put across the magic of photography by
understanding camera controls and exploiting them creatively...learning
to look at light...absorbing its nuances...arranging visual elements
successfully in a frame...all handled with outdoor shoots, multimedia
presentations and interactive picture reviews.
The photographers recommend using SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Cameras or
Digital Cameras that have Manual Modes, to be able to absorb the
subtleties of camera control manipulation.
They are conducting another weekend workshop (saturday and sunday
mornings 7.30am - 10.30am) beginning the 12 August and ending on the
3rd September. The basic photography workshop comprises of eight
sessions (three hours each) over four weekends. The digital photography
specialization is on 9-10 September.
The instructors also moderate an online exchange after the completion
of the module where participants of the workshop get to exchange
pictures and interact with earlier students and even join them on
weekend shoots as a continum of their newly acquired skills.
Fee structure: Rupees 5000.00 for the basic photography module (eight
sessions)
Rupees 7000.00 for basic photography and introduction to digital
photography (ten sessions - two extra sessions after completion of
the basic photography module)
Venue: On Location for outdoor shoots, South Delhi (Vasant Vihar) for
presentations and picture reviews (details to be announced)
Contact: photosensit...@gmail.com
Check out your instructors:
Shailan Parker
9811119331
www.shailanparker.com
Joginder Singh
9810091751
www.jogisingh.com
spread the word around.
Thanks for info. Ashame i won't be in India until late august/early september!
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was wondering why an old thread was updated till i see your post. good to see your shots in ladakh, especially that in the kitchen. i just came back from a trip to ladakh a few weeks ago. but more to see more of your shots in your website...
Thx for the great info talk2space..... i am looking forward to join this course....... but the problem is that i cant go that early...... is thr any other option......
True Indian BLood will Never think twise before giving his Life to save his Motherland INDIA- Lovish
anyone can help...............
any diploma or degree in photography from university//////////
plz reply
any diploma or degree in photography from university//////////
plz reply
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Funnily enough i just met photographers who run a Photography school in Delhi - they had an exhibition up here in Uttarkashi of local images - good people, good images -
Website is under constuction - email fototechnik@gmail.com
Course director: Tirtha Dasgupta 9968392953
Website is under constuction - email fototechnik@gmail.com
Course director: Tirtha Dasgupta 9968392953
what about course from university
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Isn't a lot of basic technical info already available for free on the net... I feel experimenting with (digital, as films will cost a bomb) cameras is the best way to learn...
Try and you'll be amazed at what all can you teach yourself..!!
Try and you'll be amazed at what all can you teach yourself..!!
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And lets us know what they say... @s_makkar >> well said
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