Art Photography | Going Further

LEARN FURTHER TECHNIQUES TO CREATE INCREDIBLE ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS

Modules 6 - 10

After completing the first five Art Photography lessons and discovering the potential of a camera and photographic system to create competent art, it's time to take your skills to the next level.

This second set of classes also consists of five modules, each comprising a two-hour class taught live over Zoom. You'll start by exploring the abstract with pinhole photography, creating impressionistic images. Then, you'll experiment with physical textures using crystals and paint to convey mood and emotion. The course concludes with exciting emulsion lifts as you prepare your artwork for printing.

As with the previous course, these workshops are designed for students who desire to learn and explore photography as an alternative creative medium within the framework of art. You don't need in-depth knowledge; instead, you just need to be willing to learn and experiment with new techniques.

Classes are presented live over Zoom, and video recordings are available to demonstrate techniques. Join us for this comprehensive workshop series and take your photography skills to the next level as a decorative medium.

GOING FURTHER - Course Overview

Lesson 6
Abstract art

Lesson 7
Pinhole / Abstract impressionism

Lesson 8
Texture and crystal overlays

Lesson 9
Paint overlays / Mood with grunge

Lesson 10
Photocollage

Evaluation
The art of printing / Moving into Fine-art photography

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Some of the techniques that you will learn this course ...

Martin Osner's course is absolutely brilliant and it lifts the scales off your photographic eyes...if anyone would like to have an awe-inspiring, mind-blowing, eye-opening, inspirational, thought-provoking and soul-searching experience then come on one of these courses because you will never see photography in the same manner again. Apart from being fun, the creativity and methods that Martin uses in his teaching are easy to use and to understand and he has a lifetime of knowledge and experience which he freely shares... apart from all of that, both Martin and his lovely, and equally talented daughter Sam, are just such nice people, filled with passion for what they love doing best...teaching, photographing and creating exceptional works of art... I can strongly recommend any of their courses for anyone wanting to get a little more out of their photographic and artistic passion. For years I have been striving for the perfect photographs... now I am striving for the imperfect photographs...photographs that can turn into works of art...Oh yes...and the learning via Zoom from anywhere in the world is brilliant...it works so well.

Rob Heffer | East London

Fine Art Photography Course | Getting Started

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MONDAY COURSE

3PM - 5PM (GMT +2)

Lesson 6

15 January '24

Lesson 7

22 January '24

Assignment Break

Lesson 8

05 February '24

Lesson 9

12 February '24

Lesson 10

19 February '24

Assignment Break

Evaluation

04 March '24

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THURSDAY COURSE

3PM - 5PM (GMT +2)

Lesson 6

09 May '24

Lesson 7

16 May '24

Assignment Break

Lesson 8

30 May '24

Lesson 9

06 June '24

Assignment Break

Lesson 10

20 June '24

Evaluation

27 June '24

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ART PHOTOGRAPHY ONLINE COURSE LESSONS 6 - 10

GOING FURTHER

Do you offer this course online without having to attend a scheduled zoom class?

Absolutely! In this comprehensive self-study program offered at the Art Photography Academy (www.artphotographyacademy.com), participants can embark on their art photography journey immediately without the need for scheduled Zoom classes. This unique course provides in-depth content, and participants have the flexibility to learn at their own pace. Moreover, they will be part of a dynamic online classroom with other students, fostering collaboration and community engagement. Additionally, participants gain access to an extended network of artists who have completed the course, further enhancing their learning experience. To complement the self-paced structure, I personally meet with participants on a monthly basis to answer questions and provide mentorship, ensuring a well-rounded and supportive environment for their artistic development.
Why is there a difference between the price of your live zoom class compared to the same course offered at the Art Photography Academy

The pricing difference of approximately $100 between the live Zoom class and the "Getting Started in Art Photography" course at the Art Photography Academy is attributed to the enhanced structure and depth of content provided by the academy. In the academy course, while the core content remains the same, the detailed structure, absence of live teaching, and the incorporation of supporting videos and thorough explanations contribute to a more comprehensive learning experience. The monthly meet-ups for questions and mentorship further enrich the participant's journey. This additional level of depth and ongoing support reflects in the pricing difference, ensuring that participants in the Art Photography Academy receive a robust and well-supported educational experience, tailored to foster their growth and proficiency in art photography.
What platform do you use to teach this online course on?

At the moment we are using ZOOM for live courses.
Is this course only taught online or do you still offer face to face classroom teaching?

Until COVID 19 has run its course and it is safe to offer classroom teaching this basic to intermediate course will only be taught online for now.
What is the difference between the content of the online course and a face to face classroom presented course?

The course content is identical.
How many students do you accept on a course?

We accept no more than eight students per course. We keep the class size small to promote interaction and enchourage mentorship and relationship.
What camera equipment will I need to do the course?

We recommend either a DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera or a digital mirrorless camera. The most important thing is that the camera has a full manual (M) mode which can easily be adjusted. If you do not have a camera yet and will be purchasing one before attending the course, we can help you with a recommended list depending on your budget.
I don't know anything about photography, but I would like to know how to learn fine art photography, is this a concern?"

There no need to worry. The lessons are really simple and the course is taught in a step by step manner. Very often it is easier to teach a person photography from scratch than to change bad habits.
What happens if I miss a lesson?

Ideally, it would be better if you could attend the course without missing a lesson. But we do understand that life happens. This course has recorded lessons for students who may have to miss a class. This is especially helpful for those who are interested in learning how to learn fine art photography, as it ensures that they don't miss any crucial information or techniques that are covered during the course. Catching up before the next module is presented ensures that students can stay on track and continue to build upon their knowledge and skills throughout the course.
What if I find the course too basic?

As the course goes through to an intermediate level this rarely happens. Usually by the third lesson people who have prior knowledge of photography learn from the content. So should you feel that the course is too simple for you, you would know this by the end of the second lesson. At this point you could move onto an advanced class free of charge, or get a full refund should you wish not to continue.
Do you issue a certificate on completion?

On request, we would be able to issue a certificate of attendance on completion.
Is the online course taught live, or is it pre-recorded?"

Martin Osner teaches the course live.
How long has this course been going?

For close to twenty five years now. It has been revised for digital, but the mechanical understanding of the photographic system remains the same regardless of medium. Thousands of students have completed successfully completed this program and gone on to enjoy their photography.
Should I do this course before doing the Fine Art Photography or Landscape Photography course?

If you do not have a solid understanding of the basics of photography, and you are not able to operate your camera in full manual mode with confidence, then it would be advisable to do this course first.
Is this a good course on how to learn fine art photography?

Yes, it is the perfect course on how to learn fine art photography as it is practical and you receive person mentorship and guidance all the way. You will also be with a class of like minded photographic artists making the journey easier.