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Photography class for Mums and Dads - starts TOMORROW - 01 OCT


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Camera gathering dust and most of your pictures taken on your phone? Stuck on the AUTO mode? Want to start taking images that POP?


Bring yourself, your camera and your baby to our highly praised, popular workshops and let us help.


What you can expect to learn:


How to understand your camera settings and shooting modes - goodbye AUTO!

How to make your portraits stand out and get that dreamy soft background

How to capture your active children on the move - SHARP

How to get creative with composition

How to take photos of children of any age!



We're starting on Wed 1st Oct at 10.30 at the All Fired Up cafe in Dulwich. Just 3 spaces remaining so we advise booking asap to make sure you get a place.


To read more about the course, check out our student gallery and testimonials, and to book your place, go to [www.photographyforparents.co.uk] or call us at 07753533577

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