Photography workshops

[jrwest66]

Anyone know of any photography workshops near central texas?

[WyoBull]

Check out Precision Camera in Austin. They have a lot of classes and workshops running all the time. You can find the information on their website.

[Henry]

And don't forget creativelive.Com

[WyoBull]

And, if you want to self study, you can get an annual subscription to KelbyTraining.com for a reasonable price. You can take many, many classes online, on your own time.

[jrwest66]

Thanks I will look into these.

[rscrub]

And, if you want to self study, you can get an annual subscription to KelbyTraining.com for a reasonable price. You can take many, many classes online, on your own time.

I am a member of Kelbytraining and it is great. Well worth the money. They also do live training in houston a Few times a year, not sure about Central Texas. Lots of discounts and online training.

[Limbwalker]

What exactly are you wanting to learn?

[jrwest66]

What exactly are you wanting to learn?

I just purchased my first DSLR camera at the end of September so I want to learn the basics and how to use the features.

[scotty]

Kelby does workshops in Austin occasionally. Every other year or so.

[Limbwalker]

I just purchased my first DSLR camera at the end of September so I want to learn the basics and how to use the features.

I was in the same boat at one time, and I hate to be "old school" but I learned all the basics, and then some, from books. There are literally 100's of great books on photography.

After a few books I borrowed from the library, I got a subscription to Outdoor Photographer magazine. That was a great investment that led to many great images and memorable photography trips over the next 10 years.

Workshops are good, don't get me wrong, but a book is something you can go back to over and over until you get it right.