Kukrety tells us that the course caters to those graduating from a mobile camera to a DSLR, those who shoot on DSLRs but only in the automatic mode, or those who are not confident about creating an image in  the manual mode. The four-day, 16-hour course takes place on Sundays and covers topics ranging from the foundations of digital photography like shutter speed and understanding exposure to advanced techniques, post-processes, storytelling, portfolio-building as well as myth-busting. Busting a myth for us, Kukrety explains that usually, people think that more equipment will produce better pictures. But what one really requires is a good eye with the knowledge of producing images, and a great photograph can be achieved with whatever lens kit and camera one has. The online and offline sessions will offer students a chance to learn from industry experts based in India and across the globe, including Neena Majumdar, the course’s programme director, and instructor of photography, IIT Bombay. The in-person classes will be held at a city studio to accompany theory with practical lessons.

If you don’t have a DSLR of your own, you can rent one from Photowalks Mumbai or other outlets, or even use your phone camera. “Before they buy equipment, participants can look at different genres of photography like street, food, landscape, wildlife and others during the course, and find one that they want to explore. Based on the chosen genre, we can suggest the lens and equipment best suited for it,” the founder concludes. Personifying a quote attributed to American photographer Adam Ansel, we ask you — are you ready to make a photograph?

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