Travel and Street Photography Basics

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How do I learn to overcome shyness when photographing people? Why are my landscape photos pale and lifeless? How do I select photos for Instagram or travel photo books? Pro-photographer Andrew Kielbowicz will answer those and other essential photography questions. You will also learn: what gear is best for street and travel photography; how to set up your camera for fast shooting; how to use composition rules and lighting for natural vistas or cityscapes; and how to capture the genuine emotion of people.

We will analyze masters of photography for inspiration and take a photo walk in downtown Victoria.

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DSLR or mirrorless camera with manual controls is required for this course, released at 2016 or later.

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