Composition & Position
On-line photography workshop

Name: Composition and Position
Price: 65 EUR
Availability: InStock

Learn the basic principles of composing photographs and make images you publish more captivating.

100% on-line

1:1 tuition

or in small groups on request

Workshop length: 4-5h

2 meetings

Flexible dates and time

depend of participant's availibility and time zone

Price:
65 EUR

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Who the workshop is for:

For anyone who wants to learn the basic principles of composing photographs and making the photographs they share more captivating.

What you will learn

How to plan photos in terms of composition
How to use several basic compositions in photography
How to use the foreground and background consciously
How the position of the photographer affects the perspective
How the perception of objects changes depending on their placement in the frame
How the position of the photographed person changes the perception of the photo
Where to position people/objects in the photo depending on the expected effect
How to crop photos to improve their perception
To experiment with photography from different points of view

In addition, you will get a lot of practical tips that will help you especially at the beginning of your adventure with photography.

What this workshop will look like:

The whole workshop will be delivered on-line, 1:1 or in a small group on request. We will use ZOOM.
We will process several photos together.
We will present the theory in the form of a presentation. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and draw conclusions.
In the practical part we will plan photos together, position the person/object, change the point of view and crop the photographs.
Between meetings, you will have the opportunity to practice by taking photographs using your new knowledge and skills.
We will discuss these photos at the second meeting.

What students say about our workshops

I had the pleasure of taking part in online photography workshops: Composition and Position and Adobe Lightroom - a must-have. As an amateur taking photos, I can say with great satisfaction that both classes with Mariusz and Ewelina are 100% practical knowledge. From the first lessons it is clear that they are both professionals in this field, I still remember perfectly how Mariusz explained how a camera is built. They understand every principle of photography so thoroughly that even the most reluctant student will get what they need from the courses. (...) This course is an essential element for every beginner photo enthusiast.

I have been taking underwater photos for as long as I have been diving, unfortunately most of them were so-so (...) Mariusz showed at the Online Photography Workshop in Adobe Lightroom that it is not as difficult as it may seem, the appropriate sequence and observation of the results give very good results for publishing great photos on the Internet. Over time, as I gain experience, I will definitely sign up for further courses to further expand my knowledge, which is provided in a very accessible and simple way. I highly recommend training with Mariusz Milka and SEAmagination.

Mariusz Milka

I am a teacher and diving instructor. I have been involved in photography for about 20 years. In the past, I led a photography club for young people. At that time, we were still developing photos taken on black and white film. Then I switched to digital photography and photographed a lot during my travels into several parts of the world. I also completed a course on working with digital photography at one of British universities and a course in using photography for storytelling by National Geographic. Besides photography.

Ewelina Heil

I am a marine biologist, teacher and a scuba diving instructor. I started my adventure with photography many years ago from documenting nature, especially animals. Over time, my passion evolved into travel and, of course, underwater photography. I traveled and photographed many places around the world. In my work, I do not pay much attention to the equipment. I photograph with what I have at hand. If I don’t have a camera, I’ll take a picture with my phone. My photos have been published in the press, used in the documentation of scientific research, as well as in museums.