Free IPhone and Compact Camera Photography Walk (Part of Lost Stories of Ruskin Park Project)

in Ruskin Park, Lambeth, London

1:30pm to 4pm Thursday 26th January 2012

Enjoying your new iphone / compact camera, but wish you could learn how to produce great photos using your iphone / camera.
Well make it one of your new year’s resolutions and join us on a photography walk around South London.
Participants will be mainly using the standard Iphone camera app, but we will also be looking at other photography Iphone apps.
No matter what you want to take, ask and we will help you do it!

http://embraceworkshops.com/default/how-to-take-great-photos-using-your-iphone-walk.html

Free Beginner Photography Walk (Part of Lost Stories of Ruskin Park Project)

in Ruskin Park, Lambeth, London

1:30pm to 4pm Thursday 16th February 2012

Understanding how to take photos with your camera can sometimes be confusing, with digital camera equipment now including a whole host of varying functions.
This photography walk will take you on a series of exercises to get to know these functions, with the assistance of a professional photographer and help get you on the gateway to taking better photography.

http://embraceworkshops.com/default/free-beginner-photography-walk.html

Lost Stories of Ruskin Park website: http://ruskinparkproject.wordpress.com/

For more information please phone 0207 274 9450 or email john.c@myembrace.org

We have set up a blog website for Lost Stories of Ruskin Park project:

http://ruskinparkproject.wordpress.com/

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10:00am to 4:00pm. Saturday, 9th April 2011 (Free trial workshop)

at Embrace Office, Brixton, London.

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This is a free workshop but we are asking for people wishing to attend to pay a £10 returnable (if you attend) deposit.

This workshop will be filmed for our new PR film about our photography workshops and on this course we will ask participants to help us with the filming process. This will include setting up set situations and short interviews about your experience on this workshop.

This training course is aimed at beginners and intermediate photographers.

On this workshop participants will look at how to create a series of photos using a simple theme in order to make your photography more interesting to other people.

The workshop will show you how to develop your portfolio online and in print.

Participants will be introduced to online methods and printed presentation methods (Looking at other photographers work)

Participants are to bring their own cameras to participate in a practical exercise where we will make a series of images to demonstrate ‘concept’ within a photographic project.

The main areas covered will be online methods of presentation, technical styles, printing methods.

Workshop Tutor:

Claire Weir is an Irish/Australian Photographer who hold a BA in Photography. Shortlisted for the 2005 Fujifilm Student Photographer of the Year, 2007 Student Photographer of the Year in the 3G Student Media Awards and Nominated for the 2008 Nikon Academy Photographic Student of the Year.

Claires motivations in her own photographic practice rely on documenting the every day and the extraordinary in the ordinary, striving to produce images that question and evoke reaction. Commercially Claire is involved in Film & Tv, Music and Editorial projects commissioned by clients such as Amnesty International, FrontLineDefenders, Channel4, RTÉ, State.ie and many others.

For more information please phone 0207 274 9450 or email john.c@myembrace.org

All the profits from our workshops will be used to develop and run Embrace Cooperation Ltd charitable projects.

10:00am to 4:00pm. Saturday, 19th March 2011 at Embrace Office, Brixton.

This is a free workshop aimed at beginners and intermediate photographers. The workshop will show you how to develop your portfolio online and in print.

Although this is a free workshop but we are asking for people wishing to attend to pay a £10 returnable (if you attend) deposit.

Participants will be introduced to online methods and printed presentation methods (Looking at other photographers work)

Participants are to bring their own cameras to participate in a practical exercise where we will make a series of images to demonstrate ‘concept’ within a photographic project.

The main areas covered will be online methods of presentation, technical styles, printing methods.

For more information please phone 0207 274 9450 or email john.c@myembrace.org

All the profits from our workshops will be used to develop and run Embrace Cooperation Ltd charitable projects.

Embrace Social Enterprises Ltd workshop website http://embraceworkshops.com/

£45 One Day Portrait Photography Workshop

10am to 4:30pm Saturday 5th March 2011

The workshop will look at portrait photography and other subjects.

Participants will have be take part in practical photography using their own cameras to take photos under the instruction of our professional photography tutors.

The course will be run in the setting of Embrace Social Enterprises Ltd office in Brixton, Lambeth, London.

The main areas covered will be

Lighting in a controlled environment, Working outside the studio (Natural world),Lenses to use,

The workshop is limited to 8 participants maximum.

http://embraceworkshops.com/default/one-day-portrait-photography-workshop.html

£30 Embrace Macro Photography Workshop

1pm to 4:30pm Saturday 26th March 2011

This half day course will look specifically at macro (close-up) digital photography techniques.

The main areas covered will be:

Composition, Controlling depth of field, Colour & Looking at abstracts

The course will be run in the setting of Embrace Social Enterprises Ltd office in Brixton, Lambeth, London

The workshop is limited to 8 participants maximum.

All the profits from our workshops will be used to develop and run Embrace Cooperation Ltd charitable community projects.

http://embraceworkshops.com/default/embrace-macro-photography-workshop.html

For more details please email john.c@myembrace.org or phone 02072749450

Park Rangers: Lambeth is proposing to cut the park ranger service completely. The Rangers in Lambeth are fantastic and have helped us a lot – organising events and getting things done.

They have one of the best community park services in London and it would be a shame to lose them.

Please consider signing a petition to keep them.

“Save the Lambeth Park Ranger Service”
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/savetheparkrangers/