Total Novice Shoots Ade
Here’s proof that you don’t need any skill to take a photograph…. John from Leeds based Metropolis NLP was helping a young lad called Sam with a photography project – I went down to meet him and help out by showing him how we go about capturing portraits. All the shots on here were taken…
HDR – Learn to do this…
This effect is created in Oloneo and Lightroom – we’ll be doing this in the McFade Training HDR course at the Midland Hotel… It’s an amazing skill – we show you how to shoot for it, then go to the class room and show you how to process them using PHOTOMATIX Pro and OLONEO Photo…
10 Top Tips on Night Photography
After the success of the Night Programme – we thought we’d share our tips with everone…. see below on the embedded powerpoint….
Malham Preview
Read about our recent visit to Malham http://www.mcfade.co.uk/blog/blog/malham-sneak-preview/
11th November Workshop – Meet Park Square
You will all have received an email telling you this – the meeting place was the Cenotaph, but with it being Remembrance Sunday, we’ve moved along to Park Square for our meeting point. It’s just around the corner really. https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=maps+park+square+leeds&fb=1&gl=uk&hq=park+square&hnear=0x48793e4ada64bd99:0x51adbafd0213dca9,Leeds,+West+Yorkshire&cid=0,0,8618975004561691263&t=h&z=16&iwloc=A The workshop is exactly the same, just a different start point so we don’t get lost in…
Austrian Photography Worksop – Day 1
Read about our spectacular first day in Austria here… http://www.mcfade.co.uk/blog/blog/austrian-photography-workshop-day-1-the-gorge/
Living Social – Discover Leeds Photography Workshop
Congratulations if you’ve just bought a Living Social deal – our Discover Leeds Photography workshops are always popular, enjoyable and help you “see” the city in a new light. Low on “techy”, high on “ideas” and creativity, they’re ideal for to getting you thinking about the shot before you click that button. Aimed at Beginners…
Exposure….
Learn about Photography Exposure Modern cameras can do a pretty good job of getting your photography exposure correct? Well yes and no – they are working off “assumptions” as they have no intelligence. They assume that the whole scene is “mid grey” and set the exposure accordingly… In theory, if you shoot a black wall,…
