Photographic Session - The Basics at Blackpool Grand Theatre 2018

Love photography or want to take up a new skill for 2018? Why not join internationally renowned photographer Sean Conboy for a unique Photographic Session - The Basics at the Grand Theatre, Blackpool.

Following sell-out success of Blackpool Grand Theatre’s Photographic Sessions over the past 5 years with international photographer Sean Conboy we have decided to increase the number of sessions per year and in addition, create a brand new more focused Photographic Session Advance allowing more seasoned photographers the time and opportunity to talk to a leading photographer in his field as well as have the time to photograph such an incredible building.

Sean has been the official photographer for The Grand for many years and his work is regularly featured in all our media as well as many international magazines.

Conboy’s Photographic Session - The Basics will cover; Using Manual can help your photography, Using light to your best advantage, Improve your interior photography and, How to look and find pictures in a space. Participants will also get time to roam the auditorium of The Grand and photograph.

To be given this level of access to the building in all its glory is a highly unusual occurrence.

Whether you want to learn the basics, dream of building on your existing photography skills, or are budding professional - these Photographic Sessions are the ideal master class for all levels.
These sessions are just under 5 hours and will provide you with a variety of skills needed to photograph beautiful structures and interiors. The day will begin with an introductory presentation, where Sean will use his extensive technical experience to advise you how to best capture the perfect shot. You will then have the opportunity to take pictures of The Grand’s Grade II* listed interior using Sean’s top tips with your own camera.

Don’t miss the next opportunity to learn photographic skills directly from internationally renowned photographer Sean Conboy, and capture this be