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Old 10th March 2004   #1
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Hi,
I wish to take up basic photography courses. I wonder which place to study would be better? Any suggestions?

http://www.pss1950.org/programs.php#courses
http://www.photoart-sg.com/index-1.htm
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Old 10th March 2004   #2
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Originally Posted by innovas1
Hi,
I wish to take up basic photography courses. I wonder which place to study would be better? Any suggestions?

http://www.pss1950.org/programs.php#courses
http://www.photoart-sg.com/index-1.htm
what type of courses are u looking for??? SAFRA Photo Club is conducting courses as well....
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Originally Posted by reignman77
what type of courses are u looking for??? SAFRA Photo Club is conducting courses as well....
where can i get course details and rates?
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just a suggestion...

http://www.objectifs.com.sg

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Old 10th March 2004   #5
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Originally Posted by innovas1
where can i get course details and rates?
from the club itself. if not call the club staff at 63773681/2. if u need any course and cost enquries, i can PM u.
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Old 10th March 2004   #6
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Basic Photography...hmm if I recall correctly the SubStation use to offer courses in Basic, Portrait, Journalism, black & white etc. at their premises.
Costs are reasonable and they are well run by a pro.
Took a few of the courses.
Sometimes back though...don know if still exists
Perhaps U can check it out.
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Old 10th March 2004   #7
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Originally Posted by innovas1
Hi,
I wish to take up basic photography courses. I wonder which place to study would be better? Any suggestions?

http://www.pss1950.org/programs.php#courses
http://www.photoart-sg.com/index-1.htm
www.pss1950.org
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Old 10th March 2004   #8
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Originally Posted by fantom
Basic Photography...hmm if I recall correctly the SubStation use to offer courses in Basic, Portrait, Journalism, black & white etc. at their premises.
Costs are reasonable and they are well run by a pro.
Took a few of the courses.
Sometimes back though...don know if still exists
Perhaps U can check it out.
still there !
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Old 10th March 2004   #9
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Can try here!
www.jmpjoseph.com
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Old 10th March 2004   #10
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Is taking photography course really necessary? Can I find a lao-jiao to teach me the basics in photography instead of paying hundreds to go for the course?
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Originally Posted by cheatchu79
Is taking photography course really necessary? Can I find a lao-jiao to teach me the basics in photography instead of paying hundreds to go for the course?
yes. it can be done. self-learning by trial n error and making your own conclusions wrt yor individual style of shooting is possible. but i guess photog schools layout everything 4u so u need not spend the xtra time on trial n error.
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Originally Posted by clive
yes. it can be done. self-learning by trial n error and making your own conclusions wrt yor individual style of shooting is possible. but i guess photog schools layout everything 4u so u need not spend the xtra time on trial n error.
Well, isn't trial and error supposed to be good? One learn by making a lot of mistakes right?
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Originally Posted by cheatchu79
Well, isn't trial and error supposed to be good? One learn by making a lot of mistakes right?

SAFRA at Bukit Merah
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Originally Posted by cheatchu79
Is taking photography course really necessary? Can I find a lao-jiao to teach me the basics in photography instead of paying hundreds to go for the course?
provided u can get a mentor to guide u personnally....
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Well some of the teacher or Pro can help not just to correct mistakes But also gain Professional Certification for those who want to excel in this line.
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Old 10th March 2004   #16
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Originally Posted by Cyberian
SAFRA at Bukit Merah
got further details of this cost? nature of course, duration, cost? can't seem to find out anything from the sfra website.
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Originally Posted by weeguy
got further details of this cost? nature of course, duration, cost? can't seem to find out anything from the sfra website.
7 lesson $157.50 for SAFRAPC member, $176.40 for SAFRA member and $189 for non member
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as well as NAFA (18 month cert) & Laselle (studio photography)
prepare to pay more $$$
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Old 10th March 2004   #19
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Hi all,

I am willing to work with those of you that would like to learn photography. I have been wanting to pass on much of what I have learnt in the past 14 years to younger photographers..

Of coz.. since this would be taking up time.. and effort.. I would be wanting to charge a token fee.. and keep groups small and interactive.. I have done this once before.. and basically I do not put a limit to the amount of time per session..

For topics of interest that I am not proficient at.. I will find someone that can impart the best knowledge for you, and he/she will be your guide..

For those that are interested.. you can drop me a PM.. or email @ gadrian@singnet.com.sg for a rough guide to what I will be exploring with you..

Adrian.
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Old 12th March 2004   #20
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Originally Posted by cheatchu79
Is taking photography course really necessary? Can I find a lao-jiao to teach me the basics in photography instead of paying hundreds to go for the course?
u can also learn by reading photography books, and photography websites. if u like, this xin-jiao can give u pointers.... just drop me a pm.
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