Our photography courses macro-topics
Here you will find the macro topics of the photography course. The program is organized in a cyclical course that begins every week, thus giving newcomers the opportunity to join a lesson that opens up a new theme and to students who are already attending a course that is more advanced each week.
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Week
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Topic
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Content
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1
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The camera
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1) light meter, aperture, speed, depth of field, iso, photographic lenses. Short tutorial of the lesson. 2) shots on the theme seen in the previous lesson.
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2
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Exercise
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1) control of the exposure meter regarding the ISO, image above and below exposed, depth of field control, movement control. 2) EXERCISE, free on the topic seen above.
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3
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Architecture
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1) fundamental principles, perspective, choice of objective, relationship between distances, framing, composition, point of recovery. 2) PRACTICE, architectural shots in the city.
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4
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Reportage
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1) find the ideal moment, narration personifying, choice of objective, research and development of a theme to photograph. 2. PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOTS in the streets, on the theme of their choice.
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5
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People
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1) framing, shooting plans and angles, lenses. Short tutorial of the lesson. 2) PRACTICE, free shots in the city on the portrait in the streets. (maybe with a small project)
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6
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Studio Photography
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1) presentation of the lighting equipment, organization of a study, light temperature, incident light and reflected light, hard light and diffused light, manual exposure measurement, short exercise to understand the basic concepts of the use of lighting. 2) PRACTICE, high and low contrast, faint light, direct light and backlight.
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7
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Still-life
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1) in the studio, creation of a photographic set, composition, chromatism, lighting scheme, different lighting for reflective products, practice of what was seen in the lesson. 2) FREE PRACTICE in the studio and the creation of an individual still life.
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8
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Portrait
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1) in the studio, how to draw with light, psychological aspects of the character, use of scenographic elements, high and low contrast on people, direct and reflected light, backlighting, lighting control in a set, practice of what was seen in the lesson. 2) FREE EXERCISE in the studio on portraiture and its social aspects, exercise on lighting and its variations on a character level, creation of a photographic set.
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Course fees
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Week
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Standard Course (6 hours/week)
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Semi-Intensive Course (10 hours/week)
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Intensive Course (20 hours/week)
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1
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€ 210
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€ 320
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€ 560
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2
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€ 390
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€ 560
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€ 985
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3
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€ 540
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€ 735
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€ 1.285
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4
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€ 630
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€ 880
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€ 1.590
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