Picture This! Simple Secrets to Great Phone Photography
Learn in a hour
- Date
- Tuesday, 20 Apr 2027
- Time
- 7pm
- Register for event
- Crowdcast
About this event
Most of us have a camera in our pocket, but are we really making the most of it? From capturing special moments with family and friends to photographing beautiful places and memorable days out, your smartphone has the potential to take some fantastic pictures.
Join us for a fun and inspiring online event with photographer, author and teacher Jo Bradford, as she shares her simple secrets to taking better photographs with the phone you already own.
Whether you're snapping pictures on holiday, enjoying a family day out or simply capturing the beauty of everyday life, Jo will show you how a few simple changes can make all the difference. Discover how to find the best light, get the perfect composition, focus on the details that matter and capture those special moments before they disappear.
Drawing on her experience and sharing stunning examples from family life, travel and the beautiful Dartmoor landscape she calls home, Jo will demonstrate how to turn everyday snaps into photographs you'll be proud to share and treasure.
No fancy equipment, expensive cameras or technical knowledge needed. Just bring along your smartphone and a little curiosity!
The presentation will last around 40 minutes, followed by a live Q&A, giving you the chance to put your questions to Jo and pick up some handy tips to try for yourself.
Come along and discover just how much more your phone camera can do!.
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About the Author
Jo Bradford
Jo Bradford is an award-winning photographer, author and educator based on Dartmoor. She is Course Leader for BA (Hons) Marine & Natural History Photography at Falmouth University and Chair of the Board of Trustees of The Sustainable Darkroom. Her photographic practice explores landscape, place, memory and family life, while her teaching and writing help people develop confidence and find their own creative voice through photography.
Her books include Smart Phone Smart Photography and The Authentic Photographer, published by Ilex Press. Her work has been exhibited and published internationally, and she regularly gives talks and workshops about photography and creativity.
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