Photography and digital image manipulation
Ref: SWE10862
Intermediate/Advanced
£271Broaden your photographic skills and discover botanical photography as you explore a range of approaches to botanical photography to develop new photographic skills. Learn about the historical representation of plants and flowers in painting, botanical illustration and photography.
This practical workshop will begin in the College's beautiful grounds, West Dean Gardens, using natural light, then you will have the opportunity to create your own botanical still life compositions in a studio environment.
Arrival Day - this is the first date listed above
Courses start early evening. Residential students to arrive from 4pm, non-residential students to arrive by 6.45pm.
6.45pm: Welcome, followed by dinner (included).
8 - 9pm: First teaching session, attendance is essential.
Daily timetable
Classes 9.15 - 5pm, lunch is included.
From 6.30pm: Dinner (included for residential students).
Evening working - students may have access to workshops, but only with their tutor's permission and provided any health and safety guidelines are observed.
Last day
Classes 9.15am - 3pm, lunch is included.
Residential students are to vacate their rooms by 10am please.
(This timetable is for courses of more than one day in length. The tutor may make slight variations)
Kevin Dutton studied at Bretton Hall College in Yorkshire and has over 20 years' experience as a professional photographer. He has worked in the UK and abroad for a variety of editorial, design and business clients including the RHS, The Sunday Times, BBC, HarperCollins and as a tutor at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Residential option available. Find out accommodation costs and how to book here.