Photography Course in Mianwali

Week 1-2: Basics of Photography
- Introduction to Photography:
  - History of photography and various styles (portrait, landscape, etc.).
  - Understanding different types of cameras (DSLR, mirrorless, smartphone).
- Camera Operation:
  - Learning about camera components and settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO).
  - How to use manual mode and understand exposure triangle.
Week 3-4: Composition and Lighting
- Composition Techniques:
  - Principles of composition (rule of thirds, leading lines, framing).
  - Understanding depth of field, focus, and perspective.
- Lighting:
  - Types of lighting (natural vs. artificial).
  - Techniques for using light effectively (golden hour, lighting ratios, and diffusers).

Week 5-6: Advanced Camera Techniques
- Advanced Shooting Techniques:
  - Long exposure photography, night photography, and action shots.
  - Techniques for shooting in different environments (low light, bright sunlight).
- Specialized Photography:
  - Introduction to macro, landscape, and portrait photography.
  - Understanding the use of different lenses and filters.
Week 7-8: Photo Editing and Post-Processing
- Introduction to Photo Editing Software:
  - Basics of using software like Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom.
  - Understanding key tools for editing (crop, adjust exposure, color correction).
- Advanced Editing Techniques:
  - Retouching, color grading, and creative effects.
  - Creating and using presets, and organizing and managing photo files.

Week 9-10: Practical Photography Projects
- Field Work:
  - Assignments involving real-world photography scenarios (portrait sessions, landscape shoots).
  - Practice sessions in various environments to apply learned techniques.
- Feedback and Critique:
  - Reviewing and critiquing photos taken during fieldwork.
  - Learning from constructive feedback to improve skills.
Week 11-12: Portfolio Building and Presentation
- Creating a Portfolio:
  - Selecting and curating work for a professional portfolio.
  - Understanding how to present work online and in print.
- Final Projects:
  - Completing a final project showcasing skills developed throughout the course.
  - Preparing for and presenting the final portfolio to peers or instructors.

Format: Available in-person, online, or as a hybrid model.
Materials: Includes lectures, practical assignments, workshops, and field trips.
Assessment: Typically involves practical assignments, project work, quizzes, and a final portfolio review.

Beginners: Individuals new to photography wanting to learn the basics and techniques.
Intermediate Photographers: Those looking to refine their skills and explore advanced techniques.
Enthusiasts: Anyone interested in photography as a hobby or potential career.

3 Months: Provides a comprehensive overview from fundamentals to advanced techniques.

No prior photography experience is required, but a basic understanding of using a camera is beneficial.
A camera (DSLR, mirrorless, or smartphone) and access to photo editing software (if available) are recommended.

By the end of the course, participants should have:

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