Photography Courses London
A commonly held belief is that the best way to take better street photos is to endlessly wander from place to place with a camera at the ready, shooting from the hip and snatching shots of fleeting …
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Imagine chatting to a photography friend who recently sold a print for £350. You congratulate her only to discover that it was the fourth print she has sold this month. Brilliant for your friend, but …
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Are you are an aspiring photographer who wants to find wedding photography clients? Are struggling to find ways to promote yourself? Do you have a website, a few weddings under your belt, and some …
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Unpack your wide-angle lens, dust off your tripod, and... Explore our 5 Best Landscape Photography Locations In London. Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to be in the wilds of Dorset to …
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Are you disappointed with the majority of the photos you take? Do you wish you could take better photos? You're definitely not the only one. We surveyed photography enthusiasts to find out what …
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We bet you didn't know how much you wanted to shoot in an abandoned wind tunnel. We have exclusive use of the historic Farnborough Wind Tunnels and will host a 30s / WWII / vintage aviation …
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Using long exposure techniques gives photographers the ability to transform scenes into magical photographs. Here we show you the skills and equipment behind this rewarding type of …
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Urban photography is often referred to in the same context as street photography but it's a broader genre that can include anything within a built-up, urban environment. Focusing on the study of …
Earlier this month we did a one to one portrait photography training session with wedding photographer, Tania Jonas. Tania runs a successful wedding photography business with her partner Steve, they …
Our ever evolving map is a resource for anyone interested in finding the best photography related places in London. The map contains well known locations and hidden gems. Everything from shops to the …
Simple, yet effective, reflections can give a beautiful, surreal or abstract dimension to your photography. Many reflective surfaces have the potential to be used in your photos; from windows to …
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by Andrew Mason. I've been taking photos of people for a living now for over 10 years. I love the variety of characters that I meet, and I feel privileged to be asked to do something which is …
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Here's a list of recommended kit to get you started with off camera flash: Yongnuo Flashes are affordable, powerful and easy to use. This one has manual power control, is reliable and has a great …
Head into the dark with your camera, a 36exp tutor and a bunch of coloured lights on our light painting workshop to create light orbs, electric smoke and more. On this workshop we will work on …
Here at 36exp, we don't make enough prints and rely too much on viewing images on an iPad, TV or Laptop. This is bad, because whenever we make the effort to print a photo it usually looks amazing. A …
Our Portrait & Fashion Photography Shoot with Dan Kennedy gave 12 photographers the opportunity to work with and learn from celebrity and fashion photographer, Dan Kennedy. Some of Dan's …
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Here it is, our mammoth list of 100 Photography Tips from the 36exp Photography School. There are photography tips here for every type of photographer from beginner to advanced, so sit back and …
What are fundamental things you need to get right with portraits? Here's our checklist of 10 Portrait Photography Tips that will make you a better portrait photographer. Image by Luke …
Everyone has some bad habits, photographers included. Over the years we've had the chance to meet lots of people who are passionate about photography, and noticed a few recurring habits which are not …
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A crash course to give you an understanding of how to use your DSLR or compact system camera properly to take better photos. Through practice, clear explanations and demonstration, you will …
Light trails are a fun way of doing something a little bit different with photography. Once you know how to create light trails you will discover that you can create shapes and patterns using the …
On your camera you'll see a setting for white balance. Ever wondered what this means in photography terms? Read this article to find out. The first thing to realise is that the colour of light from …
Light comes in two types - hard and soft. Hard light comes from a small light source (e.g. direct sun, or direct flash); you see clearly defined edges to your shadows with hard light. Soft light …
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Any movement that happens while your shutter is open will be recorded by the sensor. If something moves during that time, it won’t be rendered as a single sharp position but as a streak across the …
Aperture, shutter speed and ISO combine to control how bright or dark the image is (the exposure). I like to think of the exposure triangle when talking about them. Using different …
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Every camera has a sensor to capture light. The light captured on the sensor is what forms the image. What is a camera sensor? A camera sensor is made up of millions of tiny light-collecting dots …
People often ask us about buying more camera kit. Without fail we always recommend that the next piece of kit that anyone should buy after their camera is a 50mm f1.8 lens. Here's why: Narrow Depth …
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Join us for our Off Camera Flash Workshop which takes place in Leake Street, Waterloo. It is two hours of simple instruction and hands on practice, which will demystify all of the confusing …
Taking photos of fireworks can be lots of fun, here are our top 5 tips for getting great shots of the display: Use a tripod and long shutter speeds. The best fireworks photos are those with light …
"The clocks have changed and now it's dark most of the time. Oh no, how am I going to keep taking photos!?" Don't worry, just sit back, relax and read our top 3 suggestions for things to do with …
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The pioneer of street photography and photojournalism, Henri Cartier Bresson, who published a booked called The Decisive Moment, said "There is a creative fraction of a second when you are taking a …
What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than a stroll along the Southbank with nothing better to do that take a few portraits. A recent 36exp client chose to do a 3 hour one to one photography …
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Anthony Kingsley shot this great portrait, including a snake. When we asked him what the story was behind the shot, Anthony told us: "There's not much of a story behind the snake. My son …
We've trained more than 800 photographers of all ages and skill levels to develop and enhance their photographic ability. Here's the story of Jon Morton Smith, who took advantage of our One to One …
If you're thinking about and turning your photography hobby into something that makes you some money on the side, or if you're dreaming of becoming a full time pro, this presentation will introduce …
Photographing movement presents photographers with opportunities to capture a sense speed and action. Moving objects present challenges to photographers. You need to know the ins and outs of …
