Introduction To Analogue Photography- London & Southwest England.

Have you been interested in learning how film cameras work? Wondering what sort of film to buy, which camera to choose, and what to do with a roll once you've shot it?

After over 25 years of working with almost every type of camera on the planet, I am running a series of day-long courses designed to get you started.

This 'Film Basics' course is designed to give you a complete understanding of all things analogue, helping you confidently make your first step into film photography.

What We Will Cover:

• Types of Cameras: From simple Point & Shoots to Fully Manual setups.

• Film Formats: Understanding the differences between 35mm, 120, and large format 5x4 INC what ISO to use

• Camera Basics: Getting to know the parts of your camera and how to load film properly.

• The Art of Exposure: Gaining a solid understanding of shutter speed, aperture, and light.

• Developing: The step-by-step process of developing a roll of film.

About Your Instructor Morgan has been working as a professional photographer for over 25 years. Specializing primarily in the fashion industry, he has shot for high-end publications and brands including French Vogue, American Vogue, Dior, and Chloé. He has also exhibited work at the Royal Academy (RA) Summer Exhibition and is the inventor of the MOD54.

Course Details:

• Date: 5th September

• Time: 10AM - 4PM

• Location: Stroud- Venue TBC

• What to Bring: All equipment will be provided, bring a snack lunch.

Location & Getting Here

Our hands-on workshop takes place in **Stroud, Gloucestershire**—heart of the Cotswolds and easily accessible from across London, Bristol, Bath, and the South of England.

* **By Train from London:** Direct GWR trains run regularly from **London Paddington to Stroud** in just under 90 minutes, making this an easy and enjoyable day trip from the capital.
* **By Car:** Conveniently located just off the M5, within easy driving distance from Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, Gloucester, and the Midlands.