Photographic Composition Workshop with Eva Kalpadaki

Duration 4 hours

Aim

This workshop aims at introducing you to the fundamental rules of composition in Photography.

You will learn simple rules and techniques in how to achieve a pleasing and balanced composition of any scene.

Suitable for beginners with knowledge of the basics of photography but also for those who would like to refresh their understanding of photographic composition.

Objectives

At the end of the workshop you will be able to:

- demonstrate a critical understanding of the basic composition rules by identifying and discussing different elements of it in a number of different photographs

- demonstrate a practical engagement with composition rules and techniques by taking your own photographs

- critically reflect on the making of your own images and discuss the process behind them in terms of how you used the rules of composition in your photographs

General Workshop Outline

Welcome & Introductions
We’ll start by getting to know each other and setting the tone for a creative, supportive learning space.

Part 1 – Composition Essentials
Through clear explanations, visual examples, and interactive discussion, I’ll introduce the key principles of photographic composition. You’re welcome to ask questions, share your thoughts, and contribute your own insights.

Short Refreshment Break

Part 2 – Play Time: From Theory to Practice
Now it’s your turn to put the theory into action. You’ll be out photographing, either following set themes I provide or exploring your own creative direction. I’ll be there to offer guidance, personalised feedback, and practical tips to help you achieve your vision.

Constructive Feedback & Reflection
We’ll review your images together in a relaxed, non-judgemental way. I’ll highlight what’s working, suggest fresh approaches, and encourage you to think about how you applied composition techniques in your shots.

Wrap-Up & Next Steps
We’ll close by summarising the day’s key themes, hearing your feedback, and exploring ideas for future workshops tailored to your creative journey.

Handouts

After the end of the workshop I will be sending you e-handouts by email

Camera guidelines

Ideally, a DSLR camera is the best type of camera you can have if you want to really explore, or even just experiment with photography. However, you can bring any camera you have or even a phone camera and still benefit from the workshop.

FAQs

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?

Minimum age is 12 years old

For younger children please contact us

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

For any questions contact eva@bright-on-photography.co.uk

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

YES ( or show your ticket on your phone)

Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?

YES

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