Course Brief :

Embark on a visual journey like never before with our Adventure Photography Course! Designed for students craving dynamic and powerful travel shots, this course equips you with the skills to capture the essence of your adventures. From towering mountains to cascading waterfalls, learn to frame each moment with precision and artistry. This personally interactive course blends technical expertise with creative vision, guiding you through composition, lighting, and editing techniques tailored for adventure photography. Whether you're scaling cliffs or trekking through jungles, seize the opportunity to master the art of storytelling through breathtaking imagery. Join David Bathgate as your instructor and unleash your potential to create captivating photographs that immortalize your epic travels forever.

What You’ll Learn:

• Capture breathtaking landscapes and wildlife with professional nature photography techniques.

• Freeze fast-moving action with sharp focus and dynamic motion effects.

• Tell vivid travel stories through your images using cultural context and vibrant color.

• Confidently control your camera settings to adapt to ever-changing outdoor conditions.

• Prepare your gear and plan your shoots for safety and success in the wild.

• Enhance your photos with powerful editing tips that highlight the spirit of your adventures.

• Apply creative composition and storytelling skills to make every photo meaningful.

• Learn practical strategies for scouting, timing, and managing natural light in remote locations.

What You’ll Need for the Adventure Photography Masterclass

• Camera:
  A DSLR or mirrorless camera with manual controls. (Entry-level to professional gear works — we focus on technique, not just expensive equipment.)

• Lenses:
  A versatile zoom lens (e.g., 24-70mm or 18-135mm) plus a wide-angle lens for landscapes and possibly a telephoto lens for wildlife/action shots.

• Tripod:
  A sturdy tripod helps with low-light landscapes and steady shots.

• Memory Cards & Batteries:
  Extra memory cards and fully charged batteries are essential for long outdoor shoots.

• Basic Photo Editing Software:
  Access to Lightroom, Photoshop, or other editing software for post-processing lessons.

• Comfortable Outdoor Clothing & Gear:
  Dress for the weather and terrain—comfortable, layered clothing and protective gear to stay safe and mobile.

• Optional Accessories:
  Polarizing filter, ND filters, remote shutter release, and a backpack or camera bag designed for outdoor use.

• Internet Access:
  A reliable internet connection to stream the course videos and download resources.