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Chennai Photography Club announces its Basic Photography Workshop

Chennai Photography club had its basic photography workshop in Jun 2010 and since many new members have joined for their benefit it is organizing the workshop again. There will be optional follow on sessions which members can now enroll

These photography classes have been conducted many times by chennai photography club and last time over 20 members attended this session.


This workshop will the cover the following basics

  • Photographic introduction
  • Welcome to light
  • Technical Basics
  • Composition basics

How to choose your kit, what will you need to have to start with ?

This workshop will be followed by 3 optional structured follow-on sessions over 3 weekends spread over 2 months (including 1 – one on one session) the details of which will be sent to the participants of the previous workshop and those who will be participating in this workshop. The cost of the whole package would be Rs 1000/- (for those who have participated in the previous workshop Rs 800/- would be collected)

This workshop is also open to those who have some experience in photography and would like to get back to active photography

What would you need to bring along ?

  • Your interest in photography
  • Any camera that you have (it is fine if you do not have one)
  • Any questions that you have about photography

Cost would be based on number of participants, lower the number more expensive it would be. The last time we had more than 20 people and the cost was Rs 200
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