Chris Gil specialises in Long Exposure photography. His passion for the subject has produced some remarkable and beautiful pictures.
This year he will be holding his workshop at Shoreham Lighthouse Beach – on Thursday June 5th. High tide is at 20:23, so meet at 7pm to finish at 9pm
This is a Summer Programme Event giving an introduction to Long Exposure photography.
The workshop will start with an introduction to the technique and a look at some example images.
There will be printed handout notes available with full instructions.
Please bring your tripod (and the mounting plate!) as well as any Neutral Density filters that you have to fit your lens.
A 10-stop “big stopper” is ideal and if you have a 3 or 6-stop filter then that may also be useful.
Chris will bring a few filters with me in case anyone needs a loan ND.
We will meet at Shoreham Lighthouse on Kingston Beach by the RNLI station.
There is free parking available – however this may be busy if the weather is good as it is a popular swimming and watersports location.
The 700 bus stops nearby at the Kingston Lane stop and from Southwick station it is a 15 minute walk.
There isn’t much choice around the area for a pub afterwards – might be a good idea to bring a cold beer for a drink on the beach afterwards.
For more information or to enrol, send an email to:
eventbooking@bhcc-online.org
Workshop instruction notes:
If you have time please have a read before the workshop and you can print a copy to bring along.