Photography Mentoring Online - Monthly Mentoring Sessions
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Alan’s support and expertise provide a continuous journey, from beginner courses and workshops to qualifications, fostering ongoing growth and learning. Kirsten Pearce
Flexible Options - Enrol Anytime
Online - Zoom
Is this for me?
For all photographers, from novice to expert, seeking regular advice. Each month, you'll explore a new genre and enhance your skills. Submit images via Dropbox for feedback from Alan on technical execution, camera settings, and editing, all through Zoom.
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Benefits of Photography Mentoring Sessions
Improve at your own speed, with monthly photographic assignments.
Online mentoring means you don't have to attend a classroom or workshop.
Guidelines, tips, ideas and instructions accompany monthly photographic assignments.
Expand your know-how and confidence by shooting a variety of pictures using different techniques.
Receive support and advice from a trustworthy teacher.
Feedback from Alan, a professional view on areas of improvement and the merits of your work
Your personal photography mentor to help you get better results and expand your skills and knowledge
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Mentoring Sessions - Course content
A themed photographic assignment every month
Guidance notes, examples and tips
Feedback with suggestions and merits
Sign up for the free online photography course to access learning modules.
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Equipment necessary
Digital Camera
Computer
Internet connection and Dropbox
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How you will learn
Assignments are issued on around the 15th of the month, every month, Alan’s response will follow within two weeks of the following month’s submission so around the 30th..
Feedback will assess: impact, interest & viewpoint, processing & presentation, composition, and technique.
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This process is organised into five simple steps:
1. A monthly photographic theme for shooting is set:
Themes will utilise both technical and creative skills and notes are provided to give suggestions and examples to work with. You can choose to shoot each theme indoors, or outside and use an open interpretation. The monthly assignment will be issued electronically to you via Dropbox.
2. Pick three shots for review:
You take new pictures for the assignment and select 3 of your images
3. Upload your photos by Dropbox:
Your pictures remain private and are only seen by your mentor, unless selected to appear on Alan’s blog ( you can choose not to have your images published if you wish) .
4. Alan reviews your images:
Typically between 15th and end of the month.
5. Receive constructive feedback:
Over the phone or Zoom. Book your date and time for feedback using the online scheduler
Advice-based feedback is designed to help you learn and improve, enhance your confidence and realise your potential.
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Where do I go from here?
You can sign up to this mentoring programme now.
Pay monthly for as long as you want to stay on the programme, or discuss paying for 12 months up front to get two months for free.
Monthly Plan: 20.00 GBP - monthly
Annual Plan: 200.00 GBP - for 12 monthsYou can stop subscriptions and renewals at any time by logging into your account and going to your subscriptions and orders dashboard.
An annual subscription plan cannot be cancelled part way through the twelve months; any unused months will be forfeited.
You can cancel your monthly subscription at any time by logging in to your account, going to subscriptions under your profile, and cancelling.
Once a monthly assignment has been issued (15th of the month), you will be included in that month's billing cycle regardless of whether you submit images or book a feedback slot. Therefore, consider cancelling 30 days ahead of your next assignment date.
Testimonial
“The photographic mentoring project has so far exceeded expectation. The assignments are well thought out and provide plenty of guidance and ideas. Alan’s critique is extremely detailed and very fair. I would recommend to anyone who is keen to improve their photography skills and learn how to review their own images.” Chris Shaw, 2013.
"I'd highly recommend this to anyone wanting to improve their photography" Sue Keating, 2015