Digital Photography Course PART 4

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Here's the PDF our Digital Photography course Part 4 - Social Photography: Tagging Photos & Digital Graffiti.

If you want to download it click the link below which will take you to scribd.com and download to your computer from there.

Digital Photography Course PART4

Digital Photography Course PART 3

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Here's the PDF our Digital Photography course Part 3 - Social Photography, Introducing Flickr, Creating a Flickr account & Flickr Groups.

If you want to download it click the link below which will take you to scribd.com and download to your computer from there.

Digital Photography Course PART3 PPT

Digital Photography Course PART 2

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Here's the PDF our Digital Photography course Part 2 - Photo editing, corrections and fun stuff with GIMP

If you want to download it click the link below which will take you to scribd.com and download to your computer from there.

Digital Photography Course PART2

Digital Photography Course PT1

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Here's the PDF our Digital Photography course Part 1 - Introduction to cameras and composition.

If you want to download it click the link below which will take you to scribd.com and download to your computer from there.

Digital Photography Course Pt1 PDF

Introduction to Photoshop - Adult Learners' Week

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Adult learners' week kicked off for us yesterday in Evanstown Community Centre.

As part of the weekly events that are happening around Wales, we were asked to deliver an introduction session to the software Photoshop Elements. At a beginner stage, with all photo-editing software (be it Photoshop, Elements or the great freeware option GIMP), the important thing to get your head around is an organised work flow and the use of layers within a working project.

As we love our stories here in GEECS, I thought it was only appropriate to incorporate this into the session. So the idea I had was to do ‘Ten Word Stories’. Each participant was given a word that was randomly generated from our custom built generator. With this word in mind, they had a few minutes to take a photo that somehow illustrated the word and its meaning.

From their image, each person was then asked to create a relating story in no more than ten words. This was all brought together in Photoshop Elements, learning the basic functions of the workspace and tools and we got some great results...

An online resource to do your own 'Ten Word Story' using Photoshop Elements will shortly be added to our website, and this will be able to be accessed and downloaded from the tools and resources area