Introduction
This two day course, over a weekend, and led by acclaimed automotive photographer, Peter Seabrook, will take you step by step through the process or shooting professional quality images of classic cars.

We try to keep the time in the classroom to a minimum but the first morning is really devoted to making sure we have a thorough understanding of the camera, settings, composition , angles and basic lighting before we head out to begin shooting the cars. We split the workshop into 5 parts, the outline of which is explained below

How the days are composed:

• Part one: Cover the basics of the smartphone features including holding, digital zoom, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, shooting modes and focusing. Some of this is in the classroom and some of this is using the cars.

• Part two: After a short break to re-fuel, we will discuss automotive story-telling, tricks to create eye-catching compositions, angles, details and how to make the best of whatever lighting situation you find yourself in. The day unfortunately has to come to an end, with a session beginning to explore how to process your images using some free and some paid for apps, ensuring you return home with a variety of images to be proud of

• Part Three - Night shoot

• Part Four

• Part Five

Subjects Covered

• Which equipment is best suited to automotive photography

• Shooting in Manual - Tripods, ISO Settings, Aperture, Shutter speed

• Composition - Static (3/4 front, 1/4 rear, front, rear, sides, tops, grilles), Exterior detail (grilles, wheels, emblems/logos, lights, rear light, mirror, vets, skirts/bodykit, (interior details

• Panning, , motion and Aerial Photogrpahy

• Night shooting and Light painting

• Professional tips and tricks.

• Shooting with Daylight, flash Single and multiple cources

• Basic Post processing and workflow