Best Photography School Winnipeg Near Me

4worldlovers:
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We offer a wide variety of career-ready programs specifically designed to fit today’s job demands. Willis College is here to assist you with the necessary knowledge and skills needed to succeed in your chosen career.

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4worldlovers:
Camera Stress is Real. Now something can be done about it!


You have your choice of courses and classes to help end your frustration.

You will learn via Discussion, Demo's, Samples & Activities (even homework, Oh No!).

Just say "No!" to Auto Mode. Start having fun, not frustration, using your digital camera. Bring your batteries charged!

You can do it through classes offered at your local recreation centre.

Your learning happens by doing activities in class and at home!

Our professionally trained teachers put the enjoyment back into your learning.

You will learn the basics with your camera, take lots of pictures, or move on to other fun topics of your choice.

Click on the page above to go directly to the Leisure Guide course listings!

ADVICE: if the class you want is full put your name on the waiting list, another class will soon be scheduled.

Schedules and enrollment information is available in your copy of the Winnipeg Leisure Guide.

4worldlovers: The first nature photography technique is to learn about cameras, particularly YOUR camera. This may be why the most common comment I hear about my photographic work is “Wow – you must have a great camera!” (LOL.) Everyone thinks it’s the camera that’s responsible for a great photo. Would you tell a carpenter, “Hey I love your house – you must have a good hammer”. But all joking aside, you must learn about cameras and all their options, and how and when to use every one of them. You’ll know how to use the right “tool” – lens, filter, and other camera equipment for the job of capturing what you see and feel.

The second skill is learning how to use your camera like an artist, and see nature with an artist’s eye – to get into the heart of your subject, whether it’s a landscape, a flower, a tree, a specific scene, animal or thing. Capture what’s in your mind’s eye – use aperture, shutter speed and lenses like an artist. Great photographic artists can make the most mundane subjects into eye-popping creations that command attention. Knowing how your camera works and how to use it will give you all the tools you need to get better images.

And the last skill is the creative process of photo editing your nature photos and images to create evocative works of art. What is your intention? Your vision? How do you make it happen with creative photo editing techniques? What is the best software for editing nature photos? How to you replace the sky? How do you make composites? How to make 360 images. You’ll find it all here.

Nature Photography Central has been online for almost 20 years! I decided during this pandemic that it’s a good time to revamp and update the entire site from top to bottom. Some content is so old it’s not relevant and it became kinda embarrassing for me to still have it up.

So I hope the look of things here has not put you off too much – there is lots of good stuff still here, But while I reorganize and “de-clutter” it may not look so pretty.

Are you interested in learning digital nature photography with a DSLR or mirrorless camera? Do you want to learn simple and cheap ways to make wicked macro photos? Are you confused by all the camera lens choices out there, and which lenses to use? Are you struggling to decide which photo editing software is the best for digital nature and landscape photography – there are so may new and amazing tools for us nature photogs now. I’ll walk you through basic photo editing and software offerings, including plugins and presets, and show you how to use them all. And we will move on up to more creative photo editing.