Saturday 3rd September 2022 at Eskdalemuir Community Hub

This workshop is designed to help you compose and capture high quality photographs and to enhance and edit them – all from your phone.

About this event

These days, the cameras on our smartphones are often equal and, in some cases, superior to traditional digital cameras and contain lots of fantastic features for capturing and editing stunning shots.

This workshop is designed to help you compose and capture high quality photographs and to enhance and edit them – all from your phone. You will learn how to use the different camera features on your smartphone to create the perfect shot as well as exploring aspects of storing, archiving, and printing your photographs.

All you need to take part is a smartphone, any model or type.

The workshop will run from 10.30am – 3.30pm, with a break for lunch.

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About Nicola

Nicola Stead is a socially engaged artist working with photography based in Glasgow. Engaging with local communities within the west of Scotland to tell the story of the place as well as its people, she is interested in issues regarding personal, social, and cultural identities. Nicola has a First Class Honours Degree in Photography. Her work has been exhibited widely including Portrait of Britain, the RSA, Street Level Photoworks, Visual Arts Scotland and the Glasgow Women’s Library, as well being published nationally in publications including The Guardian and Source magazine.

Nicola Stead Photography

This event is part of a series programmed by Autumn Voices in partnership with Eskdalemuir Expressive Arts, and is aimed at older people (60+).

With thanks to funding from Dumfries & Galloway Third Sector Interface Mental Health & Wellbeing Fund.