One or Two Day Course – Group Training
Next available dates:
3rd & 4th June
Join Us for 1 or 2 Days - It's your choice!
You’ll join nine other passionate, vibrant equine photographers, all working to build their photography businesses and live their dream. Sound competitive? It’s not – here at the Training Barn, we believe in building one another up and creating sustainable networks of contacts, who will become support systems and great friends.
Day One participants will enjoy two photoshoots, one in the morning and one after lunch, followed by a group Q&A session. Day Two participants will take part in a morning photoshoot, and then in the afternoon, we’ll do an image assessment and editing session – perfect for fine-tuning your process and making sure you’re getting the most out of your shots. After that, we’ll dive into another Q&A.
Want to take part in both days? Fab! Can only make one? That’s great, too. Spaces are offered on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, so don’t delay – book today!
What do I get with my booking?
- Depending on whether you book one or both days, you’ll take part in 1-3 photoshoots, each utilising a variety of locations and outfits to give you a dazzling array of new portfolio images
- You’ll be shooting alongside Emily and Hannah, so you’ll benefit from their tips, tricks, and extensive photography knowledge, giving you loads more tools to use in your own shoots
- You’ll be provided with a light lunch each day at the studio, giving you the chance to mingle with your fellow delegates
- We’ll provide tonnes of advice on posing clients, which you’ll be able to learn on the job
- We’ll cover natural light problem-solving, shooting in shade, sunshine, under cloud cover, and so on – and we’ll help you understand how to adjust and adapt to produce consistent images, no matter what the light is doing
- You’ll join us as we go location scouting, refining your eye for creative backgrounds and unexpected hidden gems
- You’ll take home your own Shoot Book, packed with tips, tricks and poses
- You’ll also get access to our Model Call 101 guide, which helps you to find portfolio subjects and get your images into the big, wide world – without losing you any potential income in this area
What do I need to bring?
Your usual shooting equipment – your main camera body and a second body, if you use one
A telephoto zoom lens – we love the 70-200mm
A back-up battery
Plenty of memory cards
Your laptop, equipped with your editing software
A card reader
Wellies or sturdy boots
Layers – we never know what the British summer will bring!
A pocket notebook and pen to bring on location
