Night Photography Workshop

Night photography in Singapore is amazingly stunning as the city transforms from sunset into night. 

 

This 2-hour workshop will teach you techniques to capture stunning night images in a low-light situation and create exciting effects using long exposure. You will work with natural and artificial lighting. 

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Along the scenic riverside, you will be guided to unique angles to enhance your composition skills with various architecture, including olden days' shophouses, national monuments, historic bridges, and a cluster of the Central Business District. 

 

At the end of this workshop, you will know how to use your in-camera settings to photograph in low light and challenging light situations. 

 

Do expect some fantastic shots of Singapore's night scenes captured by you.

 

If you are new to photography and need to learn how your camera works, please sign up for Photography For Beginners. This workshop can be conducted in the evening, depending on availability. 

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What Is Covered In This Workshop

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1. Learn techniques of low light photography in various lighting from sunset to night

2. Learn techniques of long exposure

3. Identify and work with the camera settings to enhance your photography qualities 

4. Enhance your visual storytelling skills like a travel photographer

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By The End Of The Workshop

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1. Using your in-camera settings, you will know how to photograph in different and challenging light situations.

2. You can create different effects by capturing fascinating images in low light and at night.

3. You will know how to use long-exposure techniques to create exciting effects, including light trails, bursts, and smooth silky waters.

4. You will have a basic understanding of identifying subjects to make your travel photography exciting and memorable.

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What Do You Need For The Workshop

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1. Your camera (DSLR, mirrorless or any digital camera)

2. Wide-angle lens with hood. If you have any other lenses that you want to try out, please feel free to bring them.

3. Few fully charged battery

4. Memory cards

5. Tripod 

6. Remote trigger or download your camera app to your smartphone to use as a trigger

7. Drinking water

8. Wear comfortable clothing.  

9. Wear comfortable walking shoes or sandals