A Great Day on Our Leeds Castle and Lightroom Workshop
21 Mar 2017

A Great Day on Our Leeds Castle and Lightroom Workshop

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A Great Day Out 

Leeds Castle and Lightroom Workshop

Perfect weather and attentive students made for a great day out on our Leeds Castle and Lightroom Workshop on March 16th. We worked to shoot the Castle's landscaped gardens and of course, Leeds Castle itself with three hours of intensive camera work. Then, armed with a good set of images, we returned to our base at the Oak Rooms in Smeeth, Kent, for a hearty lunch. With everyone fed and watered, it was time to start our computers and launch Adobe's Lightroom software to import and process our shots and learn how to use the basics of Lightroom to dramatically improve and catalogue our images.

Upcoming Workshops for Tailored Photographic Tuition

If you would like to join like-minded photographers for your own great day out, then you can book a place on our upcoming Workshops by clicking on the "Book Your Place Today" link below.

Because we have smaller groups (a maximum of nine people) we offer a high level of guidance and are on hand to help at all times, so our workshops are open to all, no matter what your photography and photo-editing skill level. If you'd like to improve you photography, learn new skills or get improved professional techniques, CApture and Create Workshops are perfect for you.

Here's what Tony said of his day with us on our Leeds Castle and Lightroom Workshop

"Had a great day with Sue Chapman and Doug Harman (Capture and Create) yesterday. I learnt a lot about Lightroom in an easy going day. First class tuition from both the leaders and even learnt more about my camera as a bonus. I would definitely book on another course with them in the future..."

HERE ARE OUR UPCOMING WORKSHOPS.

Click a link below to get more information and book your place.

• Join us for our Product and Still Life Photography. Ideal for small businesses or professional development. When: February 21st, 2017.

BOOK NOW FOR JUST £110

• Come on a trip with us for our Leeds Castle and Lightroom Workshop. Learn about architectural photography, landscape shots and Lightroom. When: March 16th 2018.

BOOK NOW FOR JUST £99

• Come and join our Macro and Close Up workshop. Learn how to shoot the very small in a big way with Capture and Create. When: May 2nd, 2017.

BOOK NOW FOR JUST £75

Each workshop includes refreshments and a working lunch and costs from just £75 per person.

Doug and Sue Look Forward to Seeing you on a Workshop Very Soon.

Book Your Place Today

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Author, Photographer and Co Founder and Co Partner at Capture and CreateDoug Harman has over 28 year’s experience as a journalist, author, photographer, and digital camera and technology tester.• Doug has a bespoke studio space and he's author of the UK’s No1 best selling The Digital Photography Handbook, now in it’s fifth and completely updated edition and a pocket guide to better camera phone photography called Snap It!. Doug is also technical advisor to John Freeman on the Digital SLR Handbook.• Doug’s written extensively for many digital photography magazines and websites, including Amateur Photographer, What Digital Camera, Total Digital Photography, Digital Photographer, Pocket-Lint.com, and fourthirds-user.com; Professional Photographer, Photography Monthly and Digital Camera Buyer. Doug has also contributed to The Times Online.• Doug is also one of the founding directors of US3 Media Ltd (www.us3m.com) and is one of the founding editors of the technology; news, reviews and buyer’s guide web site www.Best4Reviews.com.Doug specialises on social, commercial architectural and portrait photography as well as his freelance journalism, authorship, image retouching (Photoshop etc.), technical writing, print production, advertising and marketing.Doug’s memberships include the Ashford Photographic Society, the Royal Photographic Society and the Federation of Small Businesses.

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