Adelaide Photography Courses
Adelaide city of churches and well preserved colonial architecture also offers nature at it's best by the river's edge.
Gift Cards also available if you are not sure which date to choose. Learn how to shoot in manual modes and master composition with your DSLR or smartphone (Android/IPhone).
Smartphone Photography Course
Got a nice smartphone but not taking advantage of the amazing features on your camera? This course focuses on the incredible advantages of a small device to capture and edit your best shots. An inspiring learning adventure.
Price: From $85 - $109
Experience Level: Beginner
Approx. 2.5 hours
Day Photography Course
Learn to get off auto mode! You will gain confidence and become comfortable with various camera settings as you learn how to select Shot and Subject Matter, as well as do's and don't;s of Digital Photography, all whilst experiencing the best of Adelaide.
Price:From $85 - $109
Experience Level: Beginner
Approx. 2.5 hours
Night Photography Course
Get off auto mode and shoot in manual mode the cityscape. Control ISO, Shutter Speed & Aperture creatively. Master Composition and walk away with the confidence to shoot in low light.
Price: From $85 - $109
Experience Level: Intermediate
Approx. 2.5 hours
Day and Night Photography Course
This workshop is a combination of an afternoon introductory session and an evening session. Tripod only needed for night session.
Price: $199
Experience Level: Beginner - Intermediate
Approx. 5 hours
Private Photography Workshop
Learn how to get off "Auto" Mode, gain confidence, become comfortable with various Camera Settings. You can make a wish list of all the points you would like to learn. Let me know which genres of travel photography you enjoy most.
Price: From $299 (2 People)
Experience Level: Beginner - Intermediate
Approx. 2.5 hours
“I have a little photography knowledge and Sarah went through the basics. I found it very useful and the practicals were brilliantly done to demonstrate a point.”
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