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Do you know someone who is keen to work on their photography skills? Or perhaps you've recently acquired a digital camera and want to come off automatic mode? This Beginners DSLR Photography Course in Oxford is perfect for photography newbies, and will have you snapping unique and creative photos in no time!Meeting at the trendy Jam Factory in Oxford, the four hour workshop kicks off with introductions to the rest of the group, and a chat with your expert instructor. The maximum group size for these courses is always six, which means you get a personal experience with plenty of time dedicated to your camera and gain valuable skills and techniques directly from a professional photographer. The instructor will take you through all the functions of your camera, and be constantly on hand to answer questions, so make sure you test their knowledge to the max! The course will take you out into the Oxford streets and parks, giving a wide range of scenes and settings to test your new skills on, so by the time the class draws to a close you'll have a memory card brimming with stunning images. Camera courses are both educational and enjoyable, allowing you to take professional, memorable photos that you can view again and again. The photography workshop in Oxford is an ideal experience gift for a budding lensman, teaching skills that can be built upon for years to come. 

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