Lough Tay Sunrise - Peter Gordon Mystical Marsh - Ed Gordon Change of Seasons - Peter Gordon Falls Eye - Peter Gordon Glendalough Upper Lake - Peter Gordon Digital Landscape Photography Workshops Ireland With Peter Gordon Beginners Improvers July 10th September 11th (full) October 24th Stillorgan Park Hotel Sign up to our Newsletter for updates on new courses Contact Peter at +353 863586032 or email info@explorelight.com Gift Vouchers Available Our one day landscape photography seminars are designed to provide participants with some concrete idea’s and techniques to improve there landscape photography at a very affordable price. They take place in a lecture type environment over the course of a full day where Peter will lecture on a range of topics (see below) which you can take in to the field next time your out shooting. If you want an inexpensive way to pick up some new practcial knowledge about landscape photography then this is the course for you. Our one day seminars are geared towards both beginners and improvers. As such we have designed two different courses which deal with issues of note for people just starting out and for those with a little more experience. Costs and Whats Included Our one day seminars are a very affordable €60. For this you will recieve a full day of lectures from 10am until 4.30pm as described below. You will also recieve notes on all the issues covered within this cost. Beginners: Morning: - File Types – JPEG, TIFF and RAW - What one should I be using - Polarising Filters, An inexpensive but invlauable tool for landscape photography - See how this filter can improve sky detail and saturation, remove glare from rivers and help make water look silky - Exposure, How does my camera record light? Afternoon - Using Aperture Priority to get sharpness of your images from front to back - Using Exposure comensation to brighten and darken images - Composition and Light Intermediate Morning - Exposure, F stops explianed, Aperture and Shutter Speed - Shooting in Aperture Priority and Manual Mode - Histograms Explained - Exposing to the Right for Maximum detail Afternoon - Dynamic Range - Using Graduated Neutral Density Filters to avoid white out skies - Exposure Blending in Photoshop Using Layers Masks to avoid white out skies - Composition and Light

Lough Tay Sunrise - Peter Gordon

Mystical Marsh - Ed Gordon

Change of Seasons - Peter Gordon

Falls Eye - Peter Gordon

Glendalough Upper Lake - Peter Gordon

Digital Landscape Photography Workshops Ireland

With Peter Gordon

Beginners Improvers

                                                            July 10th
September 11th (full)                           October 24th

Stillorgan Park Hotel

Sign up to our Newsletter for updates on new courses

Contact Peter at +353 863586032 or email info@explorelight.com

Gift Vouchers Available

Our one day landscape photography seminars are designed to provide participants with some concrete idea’s and techniques to improve there landscape photography at a very affordable price. They take place in a lecture type environment over the course of a full day where Peter will lecture on a range of topics (see below) which you can take in to the field next time your out shooting. If you want an inexpensive way to pick up some new practcial knowledge about landscape photography then this is the course for you.

Our one day seminars are geared towards both beginners and improvers. As such we have designed two different courses which deal with issues of note for people just starting out and for those with a little more experience.

Costs and Whats Included

Our one day seminars are a very affordable €60. For this you will recieve a full day of lectures from 10am until 4.30pm as described below. You will also recieve notes on all the issues covered within this cost.

Beginners:

Morning:

- File Types – JPEG, TIFF and RAW

- What one should I be using

- Polarising Filters, An inexpensive but invlauable tool for landscape photography

- See how this filter can improve sky detail and saturation, remove glare from rivers and help make water look silky

- Exposure, How does my camera record light?

Afternoon

- Using Aperture Priority to get sharpness of your images from front to back

- Using Exposure comensation to brighten and darken images

- Composition and Light

Intermediate

Morning

- Exposure, F stops explianed, Aperture and Shutter Speed

- Shooting in Aperture Priority and Manual Mode

- Histograms Explained

- Exposing to the Right for Maximum detail

Afternoon

- Dynamic Range

- Using Graduated Neutral Density Filters to avoid white out skies

- Exposure Blending in Photoshop Using Layers Masks to avoid white out skies

- Composition and Light