Exclusive Offer PhotographyTalk: Buy-one-get-one free online photography courses at MyPhotoSchool!
Free Online Photography Course worth $225
Buy-one-get-one free online photography courses at MyPhotoSchool!
Photography Talk is delighted to bring you this offer of buy-one-get-one-free any MyPhotoSchool courses of your choice.
Courses cover everything from getting to grips with the equipment, understanding light and exposure, perfecting composition, professionally editing and making money from photography. Simply type in the code MGSPT when you book and you’ll get emailed a code for your free course which you can take in the next three months.
Tutors at MyPhotoSchool are some of the best in the world. They include world renowned wildlife photographer Heather Angel, former president of the Royal Photographic Society (RPS); David Handley, Sony Fashion Photographer of the Year; Phil Malpas, professional photographer and author of colour photography best sellers; Nigel Hicks, Associate of the British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP), professional photographer and author; Tony Worobiec, Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society. For more information on all of the MyPhotoSchool tutors and the courses that they teach, please go to: www.my-photo-school.com/courses/
All MyPhotoSchool courses cost $225 (£145), last four weeks and begin on the first Saturday of every month (Next courses start May 4th and June 1st). The beauty of the course being online is that students learn at their own pace, and in the comfort of their own home. Each course includes step by step video tutorials, downloadable course notes, and the facility to chat with tutors and fellow classmates online, in a ‘virtual classroom’. The classroom may be ‘virtual’ but the camaraderie is real, and the technology is very intuitive and easy to use.
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