
Great photography courses run in Chelmsford, Cambridge & Maidstone
Come and make the most of your camera on one of our photography training courses run in Chelmsford, Cambridge and Maidstone with small class sizes and on a 1:1 basis. Our courses have been running since 2009. Gift vouchers are available for you to treat yourself or a loved one.
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Whether you are looking to move away from fully automatic or are starting out on a new career in photography either way we can help you out. Our beginners photography courses are run with small class sizes or on a 1:1 basis so you learn in a fun and relaxed environment. Our professional photography courses concentrate on the technical, creative and commercial aspects of the industry so your business can flourish.
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If you would like to know more about what happens on one of our courses then enjoy a look at the video to the left to give you a brief insight – lots of learning, practice and fun. Going on a course can be daunting, but don’t worry we guarantee that you will enjoy it.
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