The light control tools:
The three main tools viz aperture/ shutter speed/ ISO rating.
The effect each tool has in controlling light.
And their side-effects.

Depth of Field:
What is depth of field - how to make it work for you.
How to use selective focus.

Understanding Interior design:
Talk to the owner/ designer and find out what features are to be covered.
Doing the walk thru and making a note of which photos to take during which time of the day.

Digital tricks for better shots:
Using panorama stitching and HDRI.

Planning Basics Lighting:
How to mix available light and studio strobe.
What is the advantage of continuous light in interior photography.

Selecting the right viewpoint:
Where to shoot each photo from and why.
Which lens to use for optimum coverage.
The importance of long-shots, mid-shots and detail-shots.

Composition tips:
Composition rules - learn them and learn to break them.

Includes an actual apartment shooting session.

Followed by a detailed review of your photos! Learn to process RAW images using a professional's workflow.

Come learn at this hands-on interior-photography and lighting workshop - photograph an actual apartment setting for advertising and publicity purposes. Learn from a career photographer who brings more than 25 years' career experience as a professional photographer. The classes are structured to help advanced level photographers understand step-by-step the theory and practice of taking great architectural photos - be they snaps of your home, pictorial memories of travel, or a step towards professionally photographing interiors for a client.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Advanced level photo-enthusiasts, preferably owners of wide-angle equipment - all levels of serious photographers will find this workshop useful. A classroom session is planned in the morning to brush up the basics after which we will venture into a brand new apartment and start lighting and shooting. Later in the evening we will process the shots and review the day's work.