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Bright Rooms

This is a hands-on workshop where you will learn to develop the film yourself. This course is suitable for everyone, both the inexperienced and also those who would like a refresher lesson.Your teacher will take you through the whole process step by step. Youʼll also be learning about the various techniques of film developing, the types of chemicals that can be used, different types of film available and the results they can produce.
All the chemistry and equipment will be provide. Just bring your undeveloped 35mm or 120mm black & white film!

Private black & white film developing workshop

Duncan

Bright Rooms is an open access darkroom, offering analogue photography courses based in Peckham at the Peckham Levels. Further to the darkroom we have a program of events, exhibitions, talks, workshops and educational outreach.
Bright Rooms is run by practicing photographers who are passionate about sharing their knowledge. Our workshops allow you to experience analogue photography for the very first time, learn to develop you darkroom knowledge or take your photography to the next level with one of our Artist Series classes. We're looking forward to seeing you!



Private film developing workshop, taking place at Bright Rooms darkroom, Peckham.  We'll teach you how to hand develop your black & white film.

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Create your own cyanotype print at home in the style of Anna Atkins, who is considered to be a pioneering female photographer.

Teach yourself how to make a sun print, otherwise known as a cyanotype - this type of printing is unique in that it is a form of photography that does not require a camera or an expensive darkroom.

Engineers used the process well into the 20th century as a simple and low-cost process to produce copies of drawings, referred to as blueprints.

The printing process is accessible, super easy and you will be able to create a stunning final work of art with its signature Prussian blue colour within minutes!

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Cyanotype Printing Kit

Make your own lumen print using UV light and botanicals. This is a camera less alternative way to make prints without using a darkroom and expensive camera equipment. I have an array of dried botanicals for you to use but feel free to bring any flat, translucent objects (pressed flowers or leaves, feathers, interesting patterns, etc.) to make your prints!

What's included in the price?

We will make x2 A4 prints during the class. Lumens can fade over time so we will scan them in so you can make multiple prints from them whenever you like.

Lumen Prints

Get in the crafting spirit with this project that's fun to make and easy to cherish.

Cyanotypes, also known as sun prints, are a unique type of analogue printmaking and photography that does not require a camera or an expensive darkroom.

Cyanotype Easter Egg Kit

Over four weekly lessons, Clive gives invaluable advice on both the practical and artistic aspects of flower and plant photography, drawn from his 25 years’ experience.

In the course, Clive uses over 150 beautiful and striking examples of his flower and plant photographs to illustrate approaches and techniques you can use in your own work. This journey begins with considering the ways in which different types of light can be used to transform your images.

Clive moves on to discuss ways of composing images using the wonderfully diverse range of shapes and colours found in plants and flowers. He then looks at techniques for creating images in both indoor and outdoor environments. The course is completed with a discussion of more advanced creative techniques.

This Flower and Plant Photography Masterclass is filled with detailed advice on the many ways you can create striking images of flowers and plants, given by an acknowledged expert in his field.

Flower and Plant Photography

Cyanotype Printing & Tea Tray Kit 

Composition is nothing less than the underpinning of photography. Henri Cartier-Bresson, the master, wrote, “This recognition, in real life, of a rhythm of surfaces, lines, and values is for me the essence of photography; composition should be a constant of preoccupation, being a simultaneous coalition – an organic coordination of visual elements.”

Composition is the way in which photographers turn real, chaotic life in front of them into images within a frame. As such, composition begins with a clear understanding of what the subject is, what it means to you, and what you want to say about it. Cartier-Bresson again: “You can’t compose gratuitously; there must be a necessity, and you can’t separate form from substance.”

In keeping with other Foundation Courses, and tracing back to the original Basic Course at the Bauhaus, this course gives a thorough grounding for pursuing photography seriously. It covers all aspects of composition, far beyond the idea of simply making a vaguely satisfying image by following so-called rules (least of all the trivialised rule of thirds). It is designed to be the basis for further courses of any kind in photography.

Learning outcome: this Foundation Course will equip you to create distinctive, meaningful images that express your personal way of seeing, an essential first step on the path to developing your own photographic style.

Requirements
You will not need any special photographic equipment for this course. A DSLR is preferable, but a compact camera or even a camera phone could be used to complete the assignments. A tripod would be useful, but not essential, as well as a selection of prime or zoom lenses ranging from wide angle out to telephoto zoom.

We also recommend purchasing The Photographers Eye and The Photographers Eye: A Graphic Guide as a way of enhancing your learning experience, as additional reading is suggested in the course notes.

Photography Foundation

Become an accredited nature knowledge expert and the source of all animal knowledge.

Do you know which common insects roast their would-be predators with heat? Which animal has the most powerful bite, or where it hasn’t rained for nearly 2 million years!? By the end of the course you will do – and you’ll also be a Steve Backshall accredited Nature Knowledge Expert - with a certificate to prove it!!

You’ll need to get your pen and paper ready as each of the six lessons will begin with a quiz, where Steve asks you ten questions about our amazing natural world.

He will then go through each question, giving the answer as well as other incredible facts, fascinating knowledge and stories about his own adventures. Steve will then set a fun assignment. This could be a written piece, like arguing for or against the reintroduction of wolves in Scotland, or a creative piece – a drawing, painting, or poem inspired by something you’ve learned.

You will also have the opportunity to meet and chat with fellow students in the Nature Knowledge Expert community, so get your pen ready and prepare to be taken on a fantastical journey around our planet.

Become a Nature Knowledge Expert

Over four weekly lessons, Clive gives invaluable advice on both the practical and artistic aspects of flower and plant photography, drawn from his 25 years’ experience. He also sets assignments based on subjects discussed in the lessons and gives personalised feedback on your work.

In the course, Clive uses over 150 beautiful and striking examples of his flower and plant photographs to illustrate approaches and techniques you can use in your own work. This journey begins with considering the ways in which different types of light can be used to transform your images.

Clive moves on to discuss ways of composing images using the wonderfully diverse range of shapes and colours found in plants and flowers. He then looks at techniques for creating images in both indoor and outdoor environments. The course is completed with a discussion of more advanced creative techniques.

This Flower and Plant Photography Masterclass is filled with detailed advice on the many ways you can create striking images of flowers and plants, given by an acknowledged expert in his field.

Clive Nichols has established a reputation as one of the world's finest flower and garden photographers. His passion for the subject comes across in every image that he makes. Clive has photographed many of the world's best gardens, including HRH The Prince of Wales's own private garden in Scotland, Lord Rothschild's private garden in Corfu and Lord Heseltine's private garden in Oxfordshire. In addition his work has appeared in hundreds of books as well as in countless magazines, calendars and brochures. Over the past 25 years he has amassed a stunning collection of over 60,000 images which are available for reproduction. Clive regularly gives master classes in flower and garden photography for The Royal Horticultural Society and for the past 5 years he has been one of the two main judges for the prestigious 'International Garden Photographer of the Year' awards.

Flower and Plant Photography with Expert tuition

Follow Steve Backshall on an amazing journey through the wild world and learn some of the most mind-blowing facts about nature! Become an accredited nature knowledge expert and the source of all animal knowledge.

Do you know which common insects roast their would-be predators with heat? Which animal has the most powerful bite, or where it hasn’t rained for nearly 2 million years!? By the end of the course you will do – and you’ll also be a Steve Backshall accredited Nature Knowledge Expert - with a certificate to prove it!!

You’ll need to get your pen and paper ready as each of the six lessons will begin with a quiz, where Steve asks you ten questions about our amazing natural world.

He will then go through each question, giving the answer as well as other incredible facts, fascinating knowledge and stories about his own adventures. Steve will then set a fun assignment. This could be a written piece, like arguing for or against the reintroduction of wolves in Scotland, or a creative piece – a drawing, painting, or poem inspired by something you’ve learned.

On hand to give you feedback is Will Nicholls - Zoologist, professional wildlife camera operator and Steve’s associate. Will films wildlife around the world for natural history television, and his zest for adventure is unmatched. You will also have the opportunity to meet and chat with fellow students in the Nature Knowledge Expert community, so get your pen ready and prepare to be taken on a fantastical journey around our planet.

Steve Backshall is a BAFTA-winning English naturalist, explorer, writer and television presenter, best known for BBC TV's Deadly 60. His other BBC work includes being part of the expedition teams in Expedition, Lost Land of the Tiger, Lost Land of the Volcano and Lost Land of the Jaguar.

Will Nicholls is a zoologist professional wildlife camera operator from Bristol, UK. Will films wildlife around the world for natural history television, often filming at height from the forest canopy to provide a unique perspective.

Become a Nature Knowledge Expert with Expert Tuition

Composition is nothing less than the underpinning of photography. Henri Cartier-Bresson, the master, wrote, “This recognition, in real life, of a rhythm of surfaces, lines, and values is for me the essence of photography; composition should be a constant of preoccupation, being a simultaneous coalition – an organic coordination of visual elements.”

Composition is the way in which photographers turn real, chaotic life in front of them into images within a frame. As such, composition begins with a clear understanding of what the subject is, what it means to you, and what you want to say about it. Cartier-Bresson again: “You can’t compose gratuitously; there must be a necessity, and you can’t separate form from substance.”

In keeping with other Foundation Courses, and tracing back to the original Basic Course at the Bauhaus, this course gives a thorough grounding for pursuing photography seriously. It covers all aspects of composition, far beyond the idea of simply making a vaguely satisfying image by following so-called rules (least of all the trivialised rule of thirds). It is designed to be the basis for further courses of any kind in photography.

Learning outcome: this Foundation Course will equip you to create distinctive, meaningful images that express your personal way of seeing, an essential first step on the path to developing your own photographic style.

Requirements
You will not need any special photographic equipment for this course. A DSLR is preferable, but a compact camera or even a camera phone could be used to complete the assignments. A tripod would be useful, but not essential, as well as a selection of prime or zoom lenses ranging from wide angle out to telephoto zoom.

We also recommend purchasing The Photographers Eye and The Photographers Eye: A Graphic Guide as a way of enhancing your learning experience, as additional reading is suggested in the course notes.

Michael Freeman is the world's top author of photography books, drawing on a long career as a widely published international editorial photographer. He has published to date 133 books, of which 66 are on the practice of photography, with 4 million copies sold, published in 27 languages. He has an MA in Geography from Oxford University, and in a career spanning 40 years has worked for most of the world's leading publishers, including Time-Life, GEO, the Sunday Times Magazine and the Smithsonian Magazine, with which he has had a 30-year, 40-story relationship.

Much of his work has focused on Asia, beginning in the early days with Thailand, expanding outwards through other countries in Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, with several books published on Angkor and other Khmer sites. This was followed by several years photographing in Japan, and more recently, China. His most recent book of documentary reportage is Tea Horse Road, tracing the ancient trade route that began in the 7th century between southwest China and Tibet. Before that was the 2005 Sudan: Land and People, still the only full visual record of the (now two) countries.

Photography Foundation with Expert Tuition

If you love getting out and about in nature, and want to learn how to capture beautiful wildlife photographs then this is the workshop for you!

During this Richmond Park photography workshop, you will learn how to capture exciting, creative wildlife images through ‘in the field’ tutorials in front of the majestic Red and Fallow deer that occupy the Royal park. There are countless beautiful backdrops, including Silver Birch Tree copses, lone Oak Trees, ferns and lakes, ensuring you will come away with beautiful images to be proud of.

At the same time as learning the technical side of photography, we will talk a lot about the thought process of creating (not just taking) photos. I will offer tips on composition, guide your photographic eye and help you develop a proactive photography mindset, ensuring you can apply your new found skills to any given situation when photographing in the future.

Subjects covered:
•	Tips and tricks for creative compositions
•	The importance of backgrounds in wildlife photography
•	Making the most of the available light
•	Focusing modes for pin sharp wildlife images
•	Histogram and the importance of exposing to the right
•	How to photograph wildlife respectfully
•	Story-telling and the art of photographing a single scene in many different ways

Wildlife Photography Workshop in Richmond Park at Sunset

Edward Ninham

Learn effortlessly with one to one or small group tuition where teaching is geared to the camera you own.  Small group option limited to 4 participants

Learn how to take better photos with expert and experienced tuition. Explore your camera in a structured Beginners Photography Workshop with lots of practical hands on experience.

What you will be tutored on;

buttons, dials, menus and settings
aperture and depth of field (blur backgrounds)
shutter speed (suggest movement or freeze action)
ISO
white balance
histograms
and lots more...

Choose from 2 options
Small group limited to only 4 students
One to One tuition flexitime.  Select your preferred date and start time.

There is a short working break for refreshments and to review our progress.

This workshop is suitable for DSLRs, compact system/mirrorless cameras, bridge cameras and advanced compacts.

Say Goodbye to Auto and Scene Modes!

Katja Miinalainen

Beginners Photography Workshop

If you love taking photos, but want to understand how to take complete control of your camera to achieve the photos in your mind’s eye, then look no further. This  photography workshop - lead by professional travel and landscape photographer Matthew Williams-Ellis - will teach you all you need to know!

During the workshop you will learn the fundamentals of photography through ‘in the field’ tutorials, allowing you to practise and experiment with newly learned techniques while photographing some of London’s most iconic locations.

At the same time as learning the technical side of photography, we will talk a lot about the thought process of creating (not just taking) photos. Matthew will offer tips on composition, guide your photographic eye and help you develop a proactive photography mindset, ensuring you can apply your new found skills to any given situation when photographing in the future.

Itinerary

Session one: Head to The London Eye, Leake Street Graffiti Tunnels and South Bank area, where we will cover the basics of ISO, aperture, shutter speed, shooting modes and focusing. Once you are comfortable with this, we will start to experiment with slow shutter speeds while photographing interesting subjects such as the Thames, markets, buskers and South Bank’s iconic skate park.
Session two: After a break to refuel, we will discuss photographic story-telling and compositional ideas. The day unfortunately has to come to an end, with a sunset and blue hour/night shoot over-looking the Thames at somewhere such as Millennium Bridge, ensuring you return home with a variety of images to be proud of.
Please note: No two days are exactly the same, as photography is all about the light. Some subjects suit cloudy days and others suit sunny days. We will shoot wherever the conditions are best!

Your instructor
Matthew Williams-Ellis is a professional travel and landscape photographer who has been awarded in Travel Photographer of the Year, and been a finalist on many other occasions. He carries out commissions for the travel industry, leads photography holidays and workshops and runs a youtube channel called Photo Escapes.
Matthew says "travel offers endless fascinating subjects for photography. Whether you join me photographing central London at sunset, Regent's Park in Autumn or learning long exposures at The London Eye, you will always receive plenty of 1 to 1 time and my absolute promise to devote my time and efforts to helping you produce the best photos possible!"

Subjects covered:
ISO, aperture and shutter speed
Shooting in manual mode and aperture priority mode
Experiment with panning in shutter speed priority mode
Histogram and the importance of exposing to the right
Try out tips and tricks for eye-catching compositions
The importance of light and shooting at the best time of day
Conveying stories in your photographs
Focus modes and capturing sharp photos
Selecting the most appropriate equipment (although it is not about what equipment you have, it is how you use it!)

Ultimate Introduction to Photography: South Bank, London

Rachael Conquest

Small Groups Limited to 4 Participants

Photograph the vibrant and buzzing nature of London's South Bank. Capture street entertainers, musicians, skate boarders, market stalls, iconic architecture and outstanding river views during the Travel Photography Tour.  Learn how to get the best out of your camera and use the learning at any world destination you travel to.

Learn About

Composition and Framing

Aperture and depth of field

Shutter speed to create motion

Shutter speed to freeze action

Choosing the correct lens or zoom selection for your camera

Light and how it affects your photos

Get the best from the camera you own

And much more...

This is an exceptionally scenic photography tour which fuels your passion for photography as you unlock the power of your camera to discover great shots.

There is a short working break for refreshments for review and evaluation of work completed.

There are 2 options to choose from

 Private tour with one to one tuition or exclusive to your personal group.  Select your preferred date and start time.
Small group limited to only 4 places, Sat 10.30 am - 2.30 pm

Suitable for all skill levels and for all types of digital cameras from compact to DSLR


Travel Photography Tour – South Bank

In these monthly Sunday Art Clubs, children will learn how to master a pencil and paintbrush to create their own colourful piece of artwork.

Students will begin the class with a few fun creative exercises, warming up their wrists and their imagination, experimenting with colours, lines and textures.

Hosted in an inspiring and calming art studio, this class is guided by one of our child-focused professional artists. Children will learn to draw and paint with a local master of the craft using brand new artist materials.

In this class, each child will have the opportunity to use a lightbox to guide them through each step of creating their own piece of artwork. After choosing which image they would like to paint, the lightbox will cast their chosen image onto a blank piece of A3 paper, ready for the student to bring their artistic vision to life!

At MasterPeace we make creativity intuitive, playful, and rewarding, with a focus on confidence building. As well as mastering how to use sketching pencils and acrylic paints, children in this class will experience the enriching and empowering journey of creating their own abstract art.

Students will be given the space to socialise and connect over their shared love of play and creativity.

These workshops are recommended for ages 6-9 however, older siblings are always welcome!

Getting creative can get very messy! Optional biodegradable gowns to protect the kids' clothing will be available in the class but we also recommend wearing scruffy clothes...paint stains are to be expected!

We also offer private 121 tuition. Contact us for more details.

Mini MasterPeace: Children's Painting Class 

Julie Wong

If you love taking photos, but want to get to grips with using shutter speeds to produce more creative photos, then this is the photography workshop for you! This  photography workshop - lead by professional travel and landscape photographer Matthew Williams-Ellis - will teach you all you need to know!

During the workshop you will learn about various types of panning, light trails and long exposure landscape photography with ‘in the field’ tutorials, allowing you to practise and experiment with newly learned techniques. You will learn how using shutter speeds creatively can add energy and life to images,  while photographing around St Pauls, Leadenhall Market and Tower Bridge.

At the same time as learning the technical side of photography, we will talk a lot about the thought process of creating (not just taking) photos. Matthew will offer tips on composition, guide your photographic eye and help you develop a proactive photography mindset, ensuring you can apply your new found skills to any given situation when photographing in the future.

Please note: I will always be happy to talk about any topic that you do not understand, however depending on your skill level, I strongly recommend attending one of my 'Ultimate Introduction to Photography' workshops prior to attending this photography workshop.

Your instructor
Matthew Williams-Ellis is a professional travel and landscape photographer who has been awarded in Travel Photographer of the Year, and been a finalist on many other occasions. He carries out commissions for the travel industry, leads photography holidays and workshops and runs a youtube channel called Photo Escapes.
Matthew says "travel offers endless fascinating subjects for photography. Whether you join me photographing central London at sunset, Regent's Park in Autumn or learning long exposures at The London Eye, you will always receive plenty of 1 to 1 time and my absolute promise to devote my time and efforts to helping you produce the best photos possible!"

Subjects covered:
Being creative with shutter speed priority mode
Experiment with different types of panning
How to shoot light trails
How to photograph long exposures at sunset
Best practises for capturing pin point sharp photos with a tripod
How to create milky water and streaky clouds
Using filters to transform your landscape photography
Tips and tricks for eye-catching compositions
The importance of light and shooting at the best time of day
Shooting in manual mode
Selecting the most appropriate equipment (although it is not about what equipment you have, it is how you use it!)

Shutter Speed Creativity: Tower Bridge, London

David Jones

In this 2-hour cooking class, children and their adult will explore together a multitude of cooking techniques, cook some delicious recipes and discover some amazing new tastes and flavours. Adults will love this opportunity to spend some precious time with their child whilst preparing, sharing and discussing food in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Leave the clearing up to us, take home your delicious food and enjoy showing it off to the rest of the family and friends. After a few practice runs you will be able to put your feet up and have your dinner cooked for you by your little budding chef.

Suitable for children aged 6+

Child & Adult Cookery Class

Do you want to take your digital camera out of automatic mode? Then this workshop is for you. You will be taught how to control the functions of the camera so that you can take full creative control of your image making (your camera must have a manual mode which allows you to adjust the Shutter Speed, Aperture & ISO (you can check this online or in the instructions that came with your camera).

SONY nominated photographer, videographer & fashion show producer, Dan Harley ( Dan Harley Photography / Live Fashion Official) will take you through the fundamentals of manually controlling your DSLR using a series of unique analogies he has developed

The workshop will take place at the iconic Old Spitalfields Market in Shoreditch, where, using the market as our learning arena, we will cover Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO, Focus, Depth of Field, White Balance & Composition

Dan has shot hundreds of shows from some of the biggest Fashion Week runways around the world, both backstage & front of house, where the pressure is on to make the shot for the client & says "It's all about having control of your camera as the principles of image making are the same whether you are shooting Fendi ft Karl Lagerfeld at Milan Fashion Week or taking candid shots at Old Spitalfields Market... & the good news is; it's a lot easier than you think!"

You will be taking lots of photographs on this workshop to demonstrate each aspect mentioned above, and as an additional bonus, everyone who takes the workshop will get the chance to have one of their photographs included in an exhibition staged at Spitalfields Market later in the year.


Digital Photography Workshop at Old Spitalfields Market

Frances Hodgkins

Shooting on fully automatic 'modes' is very restrictive in terms of the creative results you can achieve.

Taking control of aperture and shutter speed is absolutely fundamental if you wish to improve your photography. These topics, amongst others, are clearly explained in an easy to understand, straightforward manner.

Whenever we look at a breathtaking image, whether it is a landscape, wildlife or portrait, the photographer has combined essential photographic ingredients to produce something special. Understanding what goes into this 'recipe' is essential if you would like your photographs to be truly memorable. By the end of the day, you will be MAKING photographs rather than simply taking them!

A full set of handouts and essential workflow sheets are included with this workshop.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR CAMERA

Dennis Kell

This beginners class will give you the opportunity to demystify all those functions on your camera so that you are able to take control of your photography and move away from Auto.
You will:
learn about the 3 most important features of your camera when it comes to creating a photograph: ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed, as well as a few extras along the way.
see photographic examples from the past masters which will give you a clear picture (no pun intended!) of the choices they made when setting up a shot.
have the opportunity to practise what you have learnt and will leave the session feeling more confident that you can control your camera rather than your camera being the one to make all the decisions!

How to Use Your DSLR Camera - 1 to 1 Beginners Photography

Claire

Learn the art of food photography by joining this hands-on class, and start taking mouthwatering photos.

In this class

In this class you will learn how to create stunning images of food. Steve will take you through all the techniques required to get the most out of our shots and will pass on all the best tips and tricks of food photography. Students will be taught the following topics:

ISO
Aperture
Shutter Speed
Composition
Light

Now you can

Take glorious photographs of all types of food for your own pleasure or as gifts for family and friends
Practice what you learnt during the class in your spare time to progress as a photographer
Pass on your new skills and knowledge to people with similar interests in food photography

Food Photography

marilyn der

Learn the art of photography, how to operate your camera in manual mode, understand foundation of photography exposure  and  how to combine different camera functions creatively to compose and shoot great photos.

During the class you will try out different creative photography techniques, practice handling different camera modes, and most importantly do it in an inspiring, fun and and supportive environment!

The Course covers:

Understand Exposure (Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO),
Advanced shooting modes,
The Art of good photography composition,
Auto-Focus and Metering Modes,
Depth of Field (DOF),
White Balance,
Lighting with Speedlight,
Lenses, and many more.

You will have opportunities for hands-on practice, feedback, and we will help you get in depth understanding of the art of photography and take real control of your camera.

Intensive Photography Class

Barry Freeder

Explore Christmas Lights Photography in London and capture stunning night photos with your professional photographer guide.

In this immensely enjoyable night tour you will be lead to the best locations for Christmas Lights, capture the incredible main displays in Regent Street, Piccadilly and Soho to name a few and a variety of stunning landmarks. Your photographer guide will give you expert advice on using your camera, share creative photography techniques and plenty more.

The tour is suitable for all types of digital cameras - DSLRs, Point & Shoot and Smartphones.

For smartphones we'll advise you on the best apps for night photography.

Christmas Lights Photography Tour in London

Laura Lester

Welcome to the start of your photography journey! These sessions are for absolute beginners (adults or teens) who want to move away from auto and take control of all the functions of their DSLR  camera. We look at creative composition, learning how to move from average-looking snapshots to professionally composed images. We'll take inspiration from past and current photographers as we look into the history of photography. The one-to-one nature of these classes means that they can be adapted to suit your individual needs and areas of interest. Relaxed and fun, where no question is too big or too small, I look forward to helping you get the most from your camera and opening your eyes to the photographic potential of the world around you.

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