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Street Photography Workshop
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Highlights
- Photograph the urban landscape of Newtown
- Explore funky antique shops, eclectic specialty stores
- Photograph local residents and laneways
Join this small group photography workshop and develop the all important creative eye! Street photography is a form of art photography that features the human condition within public places.
What's Included?
- 5 hour creative photography tuition
- 1 professional Photographer and a Photographer's assistant to assist and tutor you
Spend a day learning the skills of a street Photographer! In this 5 hour workshop you will cover the following:
- Street strategies for taking shots from a known and unknown position
- How to approach your subject
- What equipment is best
- Developing technique
- The correct lens
- What camera to use
- How to recognise keys points of interest
- Is the subject dynamic enough
- Composition
- Use of light
Newtown is a vibrant suburb best known for its diversity of people and thriving street culture and art. A hub of activity, it has many characteristics perfect for street photography - people, cafes, vendors, street merchants, historical buildings and many unexpected surprises along the way!
You will begin the workshop at Café Newtown exploring the busy and colourful King Street as it comes to life. Explore the urban landscape that unfolds as markets set up, cafes open and people start to fill the streets. There are old antique shops and charming eclectic speciality stores plus many unique spaces heavy with street art as well as the local residents and their body art. Your adventure takes you through the historic streets and lanes in search of inspiration and creativity.
Break for lunch at one of the local establishments and debrief on the day so far. This is a great opportunity to exchange stories and ask as many questions as you like.
After lunch, your focus will be refining the mornings experience; your experienced tutor will fine tune your technique with one on one coaching.
By the end of this unique workshop, you will have photographed a charming visual story of one of Sydney’s most iconic suburbs and its community.
Session Length
- The workshop starts at 9am and finishes at 2pm at Cafe Newtown, opposite Newtown Station
- Available on selected Saturdays
Guidelines
Suitable for beginners, amateurs and intermediate photographers who have a basic knowledge of their camera.
Cancellation
Once this experience has been confirmed changes are at the discretion of the experience provider and arranged directly with them - in writing (email) - according to this policy:
Rescheduling
- Greater than 14 days prior to the experience date: Re-schedule to another date on the same workshop without penalty.
- Between 0 - 14 days of the experience date, No Shows and Late Arrivals: Participants forfeit their experience and therefore are not entitled to a refund or to re-book.
Numbers on the Day
Minimum 4 participants for the class, maximum of 10.
Weather
If it looks like there will be unbearable weather on the day, you'll be contacted early that morning to advise that the workshop will not operate. Otherwise, you should assume the workshop will operate as scheduled. In the event of cancellation, you can select an alternative workshop date.
Dress Code
Dress for the weather with loose comfortable clothes and appropriate footwear for walking.
Other Info
The experience provider is not responsible for any other costs which participants may incur including but not limited to travel, car rental, insurance, photographic purchases and/or rentals.
This experience takes place in the streets of Newtown, Sydney.