Summer School Photography
- Duration: Summer Course
- Age limit: No Limit
- Practical Photography Course
- Pre-requisite: Interest in Photography
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Introduction to Digital Photography
Types of lenses, image resolution, RAW vs JPEG, and megapixels.
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Types of Photography
Exposure composition, metering modes, and focusing modes.
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Exposure Triangle
ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and their relationship in practical shooting.
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Composition
Angles, framing, and composition for stronger photographs.
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Depth of Field
Understanding aperture choices and background control.
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Photowalks with Faculty
Day outdoor shoot and night outdoor shoot practice.
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Studio Lighting
Working with strobe lights, reflectors, soft boxes, and umbrellas.
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Special Techniques
Candid photography, smoke photography, and silhouette.
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Creative Shutter Speed
Panning, light painting, and long exposure photography.
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Candid Photography
Observation, timing, and storytelling through candid frames.
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Product Photography
Light cube, studio lights, white background, and product light filling.
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Photo Editing
Basic post-processing and final image correction.
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Course Overview
Our Summer Courses are presented in a fun atmosphere where student involvement is the focus. The course combines camera basics, outdoor practice, lighting, creative techniques, product photography, and editing.
Students learn through practical exercises so that they can understand the camera and start making stronger images with confidence.
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Exposure Triangle
Students learn ISO, shutter speed, and aperture, then apply the exposure triangle in real shooting situations.
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ISO
The ISO class explains brightness, image noise, and practical settings for different lighting conditions.
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Shutter Speed
Students learn how shutter speed freezes movement, creates blur, and changes the feeling of an image.
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Panning
Panning teaches students to follow moving subjects and create dynamic motion blur while keeping the subject readable.
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Light Painting
Light painting introduces long exposure creativity using moving light sources in a controlled frame.
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Long Exposure Photography
Students explore long exposure for night scenes, movement, trails, and creative low-light photography.
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Studio Lighting
Studio lighting covers strobe lights, reflectors, soft boxes, umbrellas, and basic light placement.
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Silhouette
Silhouette practice helps students read backlight, subject shape, exposure, and graphic composition.
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Smoke Photography
Smoke photography introduces controlled light, dark backgrounds, shapes, and timing.
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Depth of Field
Students learn how aperture affects focus, subject separation, and background detail.
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Levitation Photography
Levitation combines planning, framing, shooting, and editing to create a clean creative effect.
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Product Photography for E-Commerce
Students practice light cube and studio light setup, white background shooting, and cutting or filling light on a product.
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White Balance
White balance classes help students understand colour temperature, mixed light, and accurate colour correction.
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Outdoor Shoots
Faculty-led photowalks give students hands-on practice with available light, observation, framing, and exposure.
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Speed Light and Photo Editing
The course closes with speed light use and basic editing so students understand both capture and final image preparation.
