Phil's basic approach to camera settings.  "Read More" to expand.

EXPOSURE TRIANGLE

One of the most basic concepts in photography is the exposure triangle. If you choose not to set your camera to auto mode, you must know when and how to use each setting in order to have a picture perfect photo every time. In this clip, Mark Wallace does a great job of detailing the exposure triangle. I think it’s a great resource for all photographers and a must see for beginners in the field: Below is a link to an article and videos about the subject.

John Jones-Parry and Sue Riach took workshop that was a comprehensive coverage of Street Photography.

You can download the PDF of Street Photography here.

Following on from Breen Porters talk I found this blog by Eric Kim, an international street photographer. He discusses in depth lessons he has learnt from one of the greatest street photographers of them all, Robert Capa. It is a very interest blog and compliments Breen's talk extremely well.

Go to Eric Kims blog here>

Breen Porter gave a very practical 'How to' workshop at the HCPC on October 6th. He demonstrated making best use of the tiltable screen on his Fuji camera, showed and discussed examples of his work and showed us a book he had produced of images taken around the world.

Download the Notes of Breen's talk here>

Here are some tips for achieving correct exposure for night photography:

click here to download the PDF.

Brian Eastwood has held a few workshops on landscape photography recently.

Here is a copy of the accompanying notes.

Here are the notes from Brian Eastwood's workshop on: How to create a triptych in Lightroom.

Download Brian's notes here

Brian Eastwood gave this presentation on capturing the many moods of water. He looked at various techniquies to create a range of effects with moving water. He also looked at composition and hoiw the photographer can create something unique from, what are often, frequently photographed places.

Peter Boot made this presentation on photographing water drops using very simple every-day things found in your kitchen or bathroom. Peter's only caution with all of the activities he demonstrated was, "Dont forget the towel!!"

Click here to download the PDF of Peter's presentation.