The 4-module workshop is headed by international award winning travel & destination photographer, Jino Lee. (Link to Portfolio)

In the digital age, everyone has a camera in hand to take beautiful photographs, though the essential skills that sets photographers apart are in their ability to tell impactful stories.

The aim of this workshop is designed to build your foundation as a photographer that captures and create stories when going about the world's favourite pastime; travelling.

Participants can expect theoretical and case studies, as well as a practical lesson.
Assignment will be provided by the instructor where participants are require to commit as part of the workshop.

To participate, you need to have an interchangeable lens camera and able to commit to the full duration of the program.

The curriculum is designed for participants who are proficient in the following:

1. Understands photography exposure
2. Able to operate their camera and find settings on their own
3. Understands how to control depth of field through:
   • Aperture
   • Focal Length
   • Distance
4. Understands and practices different shutter speed application
5. Understands and practices application of ISO under different photographic scenarios

Class size is restricted to 12 pax to ensure low student-teacher ratio.

DAY 1
2.00pm to 8.00pm

MODULE 1 - INTRODUCTION

• Recap on Lighting, Composition & Moments
• Pre-Visualisation: Shoot with the end in mind
• Discussion on looking VS seeing, reacting VS responding & vision VS peripheral vision                                                                           
  (“The Eyes Are Useless If the Mind Is Blind”)
• Understand the story
• Building the story block by block

MODULE 2 - PRACTICAL

• Walk & shoot with instructor
• Build a specific story of certain topics with the instructor

MODULE 3 - ASSIGNMENT

• After module 2, specific assignment will be given by instructor to further enhance your story better

DAY 2
4.00pm to 7.00pm

MODULE 4 - PRESENTATION

• Participants' presentation on the assignments
• Comments will be given by instructor for further improvements