Studio Lighting Course

[Paul Jones]

Just letting you know that Millwood Photographic Studio are starting a 6 week course on Studio Lighting if you're interested in learning.

See their Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/MillwoodPhotgraphyStudio

December 18
***New***
6 Week Studio Lighting Course at Millwood Photography Studios Stalybridge. Ever fancied studio photography? Our first Lighting Course starts on Monday January 20th from 7.30pm until 9.30pm and will run for six weeks. The course is highly practical and will incorporate the use of professional models as test subjects. The course will teach all the aspects needed to become proficient in all aspects of studio work. Course cost is £89 inclusive of refreshments and course handouts etc.

http://www.millwoodphotostudios.co.uk/

[melbarnes]

Hi Paul,

I'm really interested in this, but unfortunately we'll be away on holiday (again!) on 5 February for two weeks, so that would mean missing two of the six units of the course. However, if it is repeated later at a suitable date, I will definitely go,

Cheers, Mel

[Paul Jones]

Thanks Mel

I think some of our members would find the course very beneficial, aswell as the chance to play around in such a fantastically well-equipped studio as Millwood. (I'm going there again this Saturday)

[Paul Jones]

Hi Mel

I've heard from another ADAPS member that the Millwood Lighting Course may be being postponed for a week or two. You could check with Jamie at the studio for the details.

enquiries@millwoodphotostudios.co.uk

Cheers
Paul

[Tony Lee]

Hi Paul
Bev and I went on Monday evening and it was superb and well worth the money. It's well worth exploring the various studios if you want to have some fun - they have various sets and a large white infinity room that offers lots of photographic possibilities. A group of say 10 members could hire it for a Saturday morning and really come away with some great shots.
Anyway, back to the course. It was 2 hours of practical light work. About 5 lighting set ups and really good 'one to one' hands on instruction. The 2 hours flashed by if you'll pardon the pun.
Tony

[Paul Jones]

Bev and I went on Monday evening and it was superb and well worth the money.
It was 2 hours of practical light work. About 5 lighting set ups and really good 'one to one' hands on instruction.

That's good. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm sure you'll learn a lot from the six week course.
I shall expect to see some good photos from you.

... they have various sets and a large white infinity room. A group of say 10 members could hire it for a Saturday morning and really come away with some great shots.

They could indeed. It's a great studio.
I've just made another booking there for me and Melissa to go back for our next shoot in a couple of weeks time.