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Bald Runner · 20-07-2007, 10:59

Hi Gang

I am Mark Adams from Macclesfield.
I have recently decided to take up photography 'seriously' owing to my impending retirement in 3 years and wanting something to occupy me (I'll only be 50). I have always had cameras but never really knew what to do with them and I suppose you could say I took 'snaps' rather than photographs. Very little thought went into composition and lighting etc.
I have bought myself a Canon 400D and have a few books (John Hedgecoe, Tom Ang) which I have read to get the basics. However, I would like to undertake a photography course to get me started. Because I work shifts, it is difficult to attend a college to do so because I would miss half of the sessions.

I would be keen to hear from anyone who has experience or knowledge of a decent 'distance learning' or online photography course

Thanks

Mark (Bald Runner)

20-07-2007, 10:59	#1 (permalink)
Bald Runner New here Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Macclesfield, Cheshire Posts: 17	Online Photography Course? Hi Gang I am Mark Adams from Macclesfield. I have recently decided to take up photography 'seriously' owing to my impending retirement in 3 years and wanting something to occupy me (I'll only be 50). I have always had cameras but never really knew what to do with them and I suppose you could say I took 'snaps' rather than photographs. Very little thought went into composition and lighting etc. I have bought myself a Canon 400D and have a few books (John Hedgecoe, Tom Ang) which I have read to get the basics. However, I would like to undertake a photography course to get me started. Because I work shifts, it is difficult to attend a college to do so because I would miss half of the sessions. I would be keen to hear from anyone who has experience or knowledge of a decent 'distance learning' or online photography course Thanks Mark (Bald Runner)