I did a Photo Workshop run by the SAPF a few weeks ago. It was a 'Street Photography/Photojournalism' workshop and it was a lot of fun!
I have often admired other street photographer's images and was very glad to get the opportunity to try it myself, in the relative safety of a group workshop environment.
The day started with some basic practical instructions on camera settings and we learned about some of the 'greats' in Street photography, then we ventured out as a group into the City.
I hadn't been into the City since Mr Fixit retired from work over 5 years ago and quite a few things had changed ...... the thing that struck me the most was a lot of tall buildings had been built since I was last there .... and we are truly a multicultural city!
Whilst we were there primarily for 'street photography' I could not help but be drawn to some of the beautiful buildings that are now in our gorgeous city.
I will share some more images a bit later. It certainly did the 'photo mojo' some good getting out and about with other photographers and the sun coming out in the afternoon to reveal these beautiful reflections made the cold early morning start all worthwhile.
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If you are thinking about doing a course with SAPF, I can wholeheartedly say 'go for it!' The course went over 1.5 days (1 full day Saturday workshop/outing, with an evening session held on the following Tuesday to share our images). Morning Tea & Lunch was provided on Day 1, with coffee/tea available on the evening session.
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