Course details: Beginners Photography Workshop 

 Workshop Highlight

• Classes only on Sundays 
• Know your camera and what it can do for you
• Use different lighting situations to create drama in photos
• Learn principles of composition and framing
• Know why some pictures are more appealing than others
• What and how do you click pictures to create the 'WOW' effect!
• Functions covered--exposure (over & under), flash, white balance, depth of field, ISO

Workshop Benefits

1. Smaller batch size to ensure individual interaction and attention
2. Opportunity to interact with instructors/peers for as long as you want 
3. You can also send your works for review and feedback even after the workshop is over
4. Certificate of participation 
5. Your photos become eligible for showcasing in the club events

Profile of previous participants

Previous participants of these workshops have been college students, working professionals, home makers, and between 19 years to 45 years of age.

Requirements

Loads of enthusiasm and any digital camera :)

 Course details: Beginners Photography Workshop 

Feroz Shah Kotla is located near Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg in between New Delhi and Old Delhi. In 1354, Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq established Ferozabad and Feroz Shah. Kotla is the core of that extensive city. Historian Shams Siraj Afif, who lived during Feroz Shah's reign, described the city as very well and distantly established. In the north the buildings of the city stretched from Northern Ridge ( today known as Pir Ghaib). To the south the city extended to the site now marked by the Purana Qila or Old Fort. According to him the population of the city at that was around 1,50,000.

As compared to the earlier sites of substantial settlement in Delhi which had been further south only - Lal Kot/Qila Rai Pithora (now the area around the Qutub Minar), Siri a little to its north-east, and Tughlaqabad in the hills to the south-east, Ferozabad was much further north than these three early settlements, it was also the first of the capitals to be built on the bank of the river Yamuna.

Feroz Shah Kotla was the grand and opulent royal citadel of the city. Visitors, invaders like Timur and contemporary chroniclers have given glowing descriptions of its buildings. Unfortunately most of its priceless stones and gilded and painted features have extinct today. Later on, materials for the construction of cities like Din Panah and Shergarh in the south and Shahjahanabad in the north were plundered from here.

Capture the history in your camera in this walk with us. 

How to reach there:

See you there! 

PHOTOBUS to Vrindavan and Agra

Highlights

• A 2 day 1 nights trip to Vrindavan and Agra
• Ample opportunities to capture landscape, people, candid, morning and evenings.
• Opportunity to interact with like minded fellow photography enthusiasts
• Small group (14 people)
• You only need loads of Enthusiasm :)

Journey DetailsThe details are as follows:

Day 1

• We will be leaving starting 23rd March early morning at 6 AM in Tempo Traveller
• Reach Vrindavan at 10 AM and cover Holi festivities
  
• Lunch at Mathura
  
• Reach the backside of Taj (the other bank of yamuna) for capturing Taj at dusk.
  
• Home stay at a guest house in Agra
  
  

Day 2 

• 5 AM: Visit Taj Mahal for morning photographs when there's no crowd and traffic.
• 930 am: Breakfast
  
• we will visit Red Fort 
  
• 5 pm: Start back for Delhi 

Stay: will be on twin sharing basis in a home stay environment.
Mode of travel: We will be travelling in an AC TEMPO traveller together.

Gear: Vrindavan and Agra both cities offers some breath taking morning and evening shots. Hence zoom lens and a tripod is advised with camera covers because of Holi Celebrations. 

Requirements 

• You have to be a lover of learning photography first of all
• Any camera is just fine for this trip. However, in the past trips, people with DSLRs have benefitted more
• Comfortable shoes as we have to walk around a lot
• Identity proof (any govt document)
• Adaptability--The rooms are on twin sharing basis! :)

Expenses covered: Group transfers, Food,  boarding and lodging

What gear to take: your camera, tripod, wide angle lenses and zoom lenses (depending on what your interest is). Camera needs to be covered with a plastic bag to avoid colors, or water spoiling your gear. 

Fee: Rs. 4500 per person (Includes travel, food, lodging and entry tickets. Does not include tickets for camera and equipment if any)

For DPC members, the fee is 4000 per person. 
 

Feroz Shah Kotla is located near Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg in between New Delhi and Old Delhi. In 1354, Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq established Ferozabad and Feroz Shah. Kotla is the core of that extensive city. Historian Shams Siraj Afif, who lived during Feroz Shah's reign, described the city as very well and distantly established. In the north the buildings of the city stretched from Northern Ridge ( today known as Pir Ghaib). To the south the city extended to the site now marked by the Purana Qila or Old Fort. According to him the population of the city at that was around 1,50,000.

As compared to the earlier sites of substantial settlement in Delhi which had been further south only - Lal Kot/Qila Rai Pithora (now the area around the Qutub Minar), Siri a little to its north-east, and Tughlaqabad in the hills to the south-east, Ferozabad was much further north than these three early settlements, it was also the first of the capitals to be built on the bank of the river Yamuna.

Feroz Shah Kotla was the grand and opulent royal citadel of the city. Visitors, invaders like Timur and contemporary chroniclers have given glowing descriptions of its buildings. Unfortunately most of its priceless stones and gilded and painted features have extinct today. Later on, materials for the construction of cities like Din Panah and Shergarh in the south and Shahjahanabad in the north were plundered from here.

Capture the history in your camera in this walk with us. 

How to reach there:

See you there!