Courses?

**CallmeGoose** · 23rd January 2012

Can anyone recommend any DSLR photography courses? Preferably in the Norwich area. I would love to get into this, firstly as a hobby and then who knows, maybe as a business somewhere down the line.

I know the best course is "to get out there and experiment", which is what im doing, but would like some professional input, with a professional/casual qualification thrown in.

Any thoughts?

**rids** · 23rd January 2012

i know its not quite what you are after but have you looked at http://kelbytraining.com/ i learned allot from free stuff the post in pod-casts but i don't know what the payfor stuff is like

these were the pod casts http://kelbytv.com/dtowntv/

**beansontoast** · 23rd January 2012

Again, not what you were after but when I read your post earlier I had a look on the new iphone/pad app "iTunes U" which has loads of educational stuff on. I searched for photography and there was a fair bit of stuff to go through & watch - worth a try

**{{909}}** · 24th January 2012

check at your local college, they may run evening classes. I did a city n guilds a few years ago and it helped me immensely. It was 3 hours a week, with a couple of expected hours work done at home and I think it cost a few hundred quid.

**CallmeGoose** · 24th January 2012

thanks all for the suggestions.. :- )

909 - yours sounds what im after, can you remember the exact name of the course?

**{{909}}** · 27th January 2012

Sorry for the late reply, when I signed up for the course it was supposed to be a half year taster type thing, with no qualification, when i got there they gave us the option of an A-level, or a City and Guilds, which I think was called something like "City and Guilds Lv 2 Photo capture and presentation", although I cant remember off the top of my head.

Ring up your college and see, to be honest, ANY course that has a decent tutor and a good group of like minded students will do you the world of good.