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Photography Course: Learning to Look
A 5-week photography course for beginners. No professional equipment needed.
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A 5-week photography course for beginners. No professional equipment needed.
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About the course
What is photography to you?
Is it a way of communicating through beautiful images? A way of remembering people, places and moments? A medium for expressing your own perspective? Or a way to get to know yourself and observe the world around you?
Over five weeks, together with artist and photographer Chuan-Yun Hsieh, we will explore photography as a way of learning how to look. Rather than focusing only on taking beautiful photographs, we will explore how to find and shape your own way of seeing and expressing yourself through images.
Using the most accessible camera we have, our smartphones, we will experiment with light, colour, composition, perspective, aperture, editing and other basic photographic techniques to discover what kind of photography feels right to us. Through photo walks and creative exercises, we will gradually develop our own photographic projects.
The third session of the course will be part of the U? Festival programme. Using photographs created by the course participants alongside contributions from festival visitors, we will collectively create a unique zine about Utrecht.
This course is open to beginners, with no previous photography experience needed. All you need is a smartphone that can capture images and curiosity about how you see the world.
The main working language of the course is English.
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