CREDIT: © Andrew Musgrave

Long Exposure Photography - Brighton

Date and Time

12 September 2020

11:00 - 16:30

Zoom meeting (1 hour) 11 September evening

Venue Address

Brighton Beach Pier

Junction Road

Brighton

BN2 1TW

Maximum 8 participants.

Dream-like long exposures made easy on a wonderful day in Brighton with Nigel Wilson. With the use of neutral density filters, it is possible to take very long exposures even in bright conditions.

The first hour of this workshop will be conducted online via Zoom the evening before the workshop - 11th September.

As we are doing the Zoom meeting the night before, we don't need to meet until 11am.
The Meeting point has been changed to the entrance to Brighton Pier. (The public toilets are open on the seafront in Brighton.)

This one day coastal workshop in Brighton will explain the exact techniques required to create stunning ethereal images unlike many others.

What to bring: Camera, lenses + ND filter(s). The tutor will have some spares, though please let us know if you need to borrow one. Bring a packed lunch or use local facilities.

The Tutor: Nigel Wilson is a very experienced teacher, leading inspirational classes at many institutions, including New York University, Photofusion and London's famous Camera Club.

He is also currently lecturing at the Victoria & Albert Museum, as well as running workshops for the RPS.

Image © Andrew Musgrave

Region:: RPS South East Region

Event Organiser

Name: Emma Delves-Broughton
Email: emma@rps.org

Cancellation policy: Please inform us as soon as possible if you are unable to attend a course as it is not possible to refund any cancellation or transfer to another workshop less than 14 days prior to course start date. The Society reserves the right to cancel a workshop 7 days prior to its start date - please check your hotel and travel cancellation policy as this may be affected.

If you are attending one of our workshops that involves a trip out, please ensure you bring all weather clothing and protection for your camera. Persons under the age of 16 are welcome to attend events but, to conform with UK law, must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult.

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