Photography Basics Overview:

The days where those hoping to get into photography had to splash out on an expensive camera and equipment are over. These days, cameras are cheaper and more powerful than ever before, and you probably have a smartphone nearby with a surprisingly effective camera if you want to try it before you buy. But if you want to go professional in the world of photography, you’re still going to need to learn the basics.

The Photography Basics course allows you to learn the fundamentals of the craft in as little as 45 minutes. You first learn about how your camera actually works, before moving onto how you can expose your photo properly. After that, you learn about the rudimentary camera settings and composition and finish the course with a short unit on composing better images. The technical terms included in these later sections, such as aperture, white balance and exposure triangle, may sound off-putting to begin with, but in no time at all you will have a good knowledge of what they mean and how you can use them to your advantage when taking pictures.

With well-structured lessons that will appeal to newcomers and experienced pros alike, Photography Basics really is the perfect course to choose if you enjoy taking photos and you’re looking to improve your skills.

Learning Outcomes of Photography Basics:

• Gain relevant knowledge of the tools and techniques of photography.
• Learn about the various camera functions, from shutter speed concepts to autofocus, in order to improve your pictures.
• Understand the necessary tasks you need to complete before you even begin taking photos.
• Learn what the various jargon used in photography means and how you should use it to take better pictures.
• Develop your passion for photography, with a look at turning this into viable employment

Who is this Course For?

• Photographers seeking a strong foundation in photography basics.
• Anyone who wants to take their smartphone photography to the next level.
• Enthusiasts looking to explore the creative potential of photography.
• Individuals who desire to capture life’s special moments with captivating imagery.

Method of Assessment:

• Portrait Photographer (Average Salary: £25,000 – £40,000)
• Wedding Photographer (Average Salary: £20,000 – £35,000)
• Product Photographer (Average Salary: £28,000 – £45,000)
• Photojournalist (Average Salary: £22,000 – £38,000)