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Access to the course is included within your membership fee

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Skill level is not important - an interest in photography is all that’s needed
Any camera is suitable - modern digital, camera phones or retro 
The gear does not make the photograph - it’s how it is used that is important

 

What to expect from the course

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Develop your creative, visual and technical skills - including editing
Guidance and support both during and in between sessions
Practical assignments to try out the theory
A community to compare notes and experiences
6 monthly tutored online sessions (first Tuesday of the month)

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Course sessions

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Image composition – subject, rule of thirds, perspective, leading lines
Understanding the exposure triangle – aperture, shutter speed & ISO
Light intensity & the histogram
Focus & depth of field
Understanding light & the colour wheel
Setting the goal & digital editing

Guided field trips: one day-time and one night-time

 

The course is designed and led by WPC members and all sessions are live. Sessions are recorded and made available for review

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Course starts Tuesday 6th October, 2026​​​

Feedback from last year's course

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“The intro programme was impeccably planned and prepared, and Dave’s technical material was outstanding” - Grant 

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“It was a good structured refresher and made me use my camera and get to know it better”  -Paul

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“The group helped to feel part of the club and there was affinity within the Intro group” - Bruce

 

“Gave me a sense of confidence” - Paul

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“I have enjoyed my 1st year at camera club, especially the Intro to Photo course.  I think the guest speakers have been excellent” - Joanna

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“The beginners’ course was excellent” Ron

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“It was great having the recordings for the sessions I missed.” Susan

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“Being part of the introductory program made us feel included in the club right from the start” - Mark & Helen

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“Dave's editing demonstrations were brilliant and inspiring”  - Tom

 

“Covering basics like composition, rule of thirds, leading lines etc was really valuable.” - Peter

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