Mindfulness and Reflection In Photography: Online
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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1 year
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From 60 GBP
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
Discover Phone Photography
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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2.5 hours
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From 70 GBP
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London
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Classroom
Community Learning: Mindful Photography Nature and Landscape
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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6 weeks
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Bracknell
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Classroom
Community Learning Online: Photography Silver
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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5 weeks
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
Community Learning Online: Photography Gold
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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4 weeks
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
A Level Photography (Reading College)
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GCSE / A Level
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2 years
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Reading
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Classroom
A Level Photography (City of Oxford College)
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GCSE / A Level
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2 years
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Oxford
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Classroom
Extended Diploma in Creative Practice (Photography): Art, Design and Communication
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Professional Training
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From 3,345 GBP
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Bracknell
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Classroom
Photography A Level
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GCSE / A Level
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From 2,583 GBP
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Bracknell
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Classroom
Art, Design and Photography Level 3/4 Foundation Diploma
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Professional Training
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From 5,421 GBP
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Guildford
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Classroom
Media - Studio Photography & Photoshop - Beginners
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Professional Training
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16 hours
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From 72 GBP
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Multiple (2)
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Classroom, Self-Paced Online
Art and Design, Photography and Media (Visual Arts) Level 1 Diploma
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Professional Training
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From 1,350 GBP
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Guildford
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Classroom
Art and Design, Photography and Media (Visual Arts) Level 2 Diploma
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Professional Training
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From 1,350 GBP
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Guildford
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Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication (Art and Photography) Level 3 Diploma
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Professional Training
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From 3,345 GBP
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Guildford
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Creative Practice: Photography UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma (Bracknell and Wokingham College)
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Vocational & College Courses
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2 years
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Bracknell
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Classroom
Wedding Photographer Level 3
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Professional Training
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1 year
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From 390 GBP
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
Get to Grips with Photoshop
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Professional Training
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1 year
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From 90 GBP
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Bracknell
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Classroom
Hairdressing Level 3 Certificate (Reading College)
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Professional Training
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1 year
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Reading
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Classroom
Frequently asked questions
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What photography courses are available in the UK?
Many photography courses are available in the UK, ranging from short workshops to full-time degree programs. Some notable institutions offering photography courses include the University of the Arts London, the Royal College of Art, and the Glasgow School of Art.
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How long does a photography course take?
The duration of a photography course can range from a few days to several years. Short courses and workshops can last from a weekend to a few weeks, while full-time degree programs typically take three to four years to complete.
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What kind of camera will I need for a photography course?
The type of camera you'll need for a photography course depends on the specific course requirements. Many courses will require a digital SLR camera with interchangeable lenses, while others may allow for mirrorless cameras or even mobile devices. It's best to check with the institution offering the course for their specific requirements.
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How much practical experience is involved in a photography course?
Practical experience is a crucial aspect of photography courses. Most courses will involve a combination of lectures, workshops, and hands-on projects to help you develop your technical skills and creative vision. Many courses will also provide opportunities for work experience or industry placements.
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Are online photography courses worth considering?
Online photography courses can be a great way to advance your photography skills. They are often more affordable and flexible than in-person courses, and many reputable institutions now offer online courses. However, online courses may not provide the same level of practical experience or networking opportunities as in-person courses, so it's important to weigh the pros and cons before deciding.
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What are the career prospects after completing a photography course?
Completing a photography course can lead to a variety of career prospects. Some common paths include working as a professional photographer in areas such as advertising, fashion, or photojournalism. Other opportunities may include working in photo editing, graphic design, or teaching photography.
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