Architectural Photography CPD Workshops, London

I have been spreading the word in the last couple of weeks, by running a full day Architectural Photography workshop at the University of Northampton, and 2 Architectural Photography CPD sessions at London architectural practices. The CPD session this week at GRID architects in SE1 was particularly well attended with 25 people ranging from enthusiastic DSLR users through to dedicated iPhone Photographers. The CPD session ran through the complete process of capturing an architectural style external and interior images from initial concept through to post production.
 

Although there was a lot to get through people at all levels took something away from it, here is some of the feedback from the staff at GRID.
 

"People don’t usually comment on the CPD’s unless they’re really bad which makes it even better that I’ve had positive feedback from a number of people who found it informative and well presented. It’s good to get someone coming in who teaches us something useful, understands our way of thinking, and isn’t trying to sell something to us." Stefan
 

"The composition part was particularly relevant as it applies to so much of the work we do, not just the photography.  Also, our bid presentations always rely heavily on photography to describe both the existing context and proposals so I think the range of material you covered was really good."  Andrew
 

I don't make anything from the CPD sessions, and so I am only able to offer a limited number, but get in touch if you would like the either the 1 hour CPD session on the Theory and Practice of Architectural Photography or the Advanced Architectural Photography talk.
 

  The Rule of thirds and it's use in Architectural photography