A course of training could introduce you to digital photography, starting by helping you decide on the purchase of a digital camera to meet your uses. Often, I pick up from the point that people have made a purchase. Some want training because they are finding their digital camera more complex than they had expected or want to learn how to get more use out of its functions other than auto-settings etc.

Any starting point is welcome, and so maybe it is more about using image editing and manipulating software or getting better prints out of your ink-jet printer that is the main driving force behind your interest. Going on a special holiday has been another popular reason to book some training. This has usually involved a lesson or two on how to get the most out of the camera that will be used.

Accompanied photoshoot lessons (up to day-long) can be arranged. Also, short courses for more than one person.  I have arranged intensive courses across a few part-days in a week for people who have especially come to me to learn with their visiting relatives. Courses as gifts are another approach.

Training could involve brushing up your skills in digital photography or topping up your understanding of your versions of a program like Adobe Photoshop Elements software.  If this topping up is following another of my courses (including those through Devon ACL) I offer a specially discounted  charge rate. Topping up your understanding may involve learning more about the use of the many additional uses that Adobe Photoshop Elements might offer you like slide-shows, on-line printed calendars, special photo-books, photo cards and other creations to meet special occasions etc. Maybe you are in a job that could benefit from making use of a digital camera and digital imagery? I have examples of business work and business projects.