Visual Elements of Photography Workshop | Master the Art of Visual Storytelling -

In order for a photo to be good, beautiful, accurate, successful or more effective with the definition I use, it must be strong and effective in 5 ways. However, the photos that are successful in these 5 directions will have a high chance of being permanent and at least memorable. These 5 titles are; technique, form, content, expression and emotion. These 5 titles are the criteria that we will pay attention to while evaluating photographs as well as looking at the photographs. It will not be possible for the photograph that has problems in any of these titles to be effective.

In this workshop, which lasts for four sessions, you will examine how different visual elements are used for effective photo narration, accompanied by sample photos, and you will realize theoretical knowledge with fun and entertaining assignments.

Join us on our photographic composition workshop and unlock the power of visual storytelling. Learn to see the world through the eyes of a photographer, master compositional techniques, and create images that truly resonate with viewers. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your skills, explore Istanbul’s diverse beauty, and connect with a community of photography enthusiasts.

About Online Course Process…

Our workshop program will be broadcast live on Windows, Mac, iPad and Android compatible Zoom application. This is not a video training program. Our participants will participate in this program live with our instructor. When you register, details about how the system will work will be sent to you by e-mail. You will be able to watch the program on a computer, tablet or phone…

Why Choose Our Photographic Composition Workshop?

Expert Guidance: Our workshop is led by experienced professional photographers who have a deep understanding of the principles of composition. They will provide expert guidance on techniques, rules, and creative approaches to composition, helping you refine your skills and create visually stunning images.

Mastering Visual Elements: Composition is about arranging visual elements within the frame to create balance, harmony, and visual impact. In our workshop, you’ll learn to master concepts such as leading lines, symmetry, rule of thirds, framing, and perspective. These fundamental principles will enable you to create images that are visually compelling and evoke a strong emotional response.

Personalized Feedback: Our workshop groups are intentionally kept small to ensure a personalized experience for each participant. Our instructors will provide individual feedback, tailored to your specific needs and skill level. Through constructive critiques and guidance, you’ll receive valuable insights that will help you further refine your compositional skills.

Creative Challenges: In addition to learning the technical aspects of composition, our workshop will include creative challenges designed to push your creative boundaries. These challenges will encourage you to think outside the box, experiment with different techniques, and develop your unique photographic style.

Networking and Collaboration: Our workshop creates a supportive environment where you can connect with fellow photographers who share your passion for visual storytelling. Engage in discussions, exchange ideas, and collaborate on creative projects. This networking opportunity will foster growth, inspiration, and new perspectives on photography.

Online Workshop Program

Session 1:
Using the viewfinder and LCD
Choosing angle, distance, height and deciding on the frame
Lines from design elements (horizontal-vertical-diagonal)
Shape, form, texture of design elements
Highlighting the subject with light and color

Session 2:
Integrity and visual bond
Emphasizing depth
Scale and proportions
Abstraction and details

Session 3:
Emphasizing the center of attention
Creating an atmosphere in photography
Format and content partnership

Session 4:
Finding your visual language
Snapshots and live with the camera
Creative strategy suggestions
Alternative composition approaches