Smartphone Photography Workshop

6x6 Centre for Photography in collaboration with Berlin School of Photography organises a practical Smartphone Photography workshop with German photographer Bettina Von Kameke.

The workshop will focus on photography via mobile devices, and ways of processing, editing and sharing the images on social media. The tutor will help the participants discover how to get the most out of the camera on their mobile device, by guiding them on the basics of composition, lighting and technique, and showing tips and tricks to maximise the potential of a smartphone’s camera. All smartphone users are welcome - no matter the type of smartphone. The workshop is open to everyone from 15 years of age and above.

Join Bettina von Kameke and discover how to bring your Smartphone Photography to life! Learn how to take stunningly creative photographs in your own signature style with your mobile device.

The workshop will focus on:

• Fundamentals of smartphone photography
• Exposure and focus
• Composition, framing & use of light
• Tips for portraits
• Useful accessories, lenses and mounts
• Best apps for quick editing
• Practical assignments
• Photo Walk: Let’s hit the streets!
• Fun with panorama
• Live Image Editing

Read more on her website www.vonkameke.com/

How to Participate:
The Smartphone Photography Workshop will take place at 6x6 Centre for Photography, in Limassol. The participants can choose to participate either on Saturday, 11th of May or Sunday, 12th of May, 2019 (10:00 - 15:00). The workshop will be conducted in English. Interested individuals can register for the workshop by calling (+357) 25354810 or e-mail [email protected]
Participation Cost: €115 (inc. VAT, lunch and certificate of participation)
Read more: www.centreforphotography6x6.com/newsroom/pf38r466p4x963jgbkaxc6rgw37lyc

About the Photographer
Bettina Von Kameke, founder of Berlin School of Photography, has produced significant photographic work, in portraiture and documentary. Her work investigates enclosed communities, their life, rituals and identities. She has lived in various communities, observed and experienced their way of life. Travelled on a container ship from England to South Africa; lived in an enclosed order of Benedictine Nuns; travelled with a Circus through the Czech Republic; explored a community of male prisoners at HMP Wormwood Scrubs and many more. She has exhibited worldwide, in London, New York and Berlin.