Thinking about starting a Photography workshop

[itsneedtokno]

It would cover things like framing, composition, lighting, histograms, leading lines and more!
Also, seeing as how we all pilot a drone of sorts, it would focus on using that as your camera, but the editing techniques can be applied to ground based photography too.

Yes, Hyperlapses and Panoramas included!



I'm trying to get an idea of how many people would be interested, help others, and eventually be my own boss doing what I love! Making money with my 107 is neat, but teaching others has less risk, and is something I've ALWAYS enjoyed.



If you want to see my stuff go to...

Photography by Cody Shoaf

Aerial Photographer and Cinematographer

codyshoaf.myportfolio.com

I'm not ready to go public with it yet, but I figured here is a good place to "put my toes in the water" so to speak.

Have a great day y'all.

 

[Mavic Mac]

The problem you may face it that there is already a ton of those types of classes available plus a ton more of YouTube videos on just about every aspect of photography I use Luminar 4 and can find any question I need answered on YouTube

 

[Cymruflyer]

You have some great storm shots and sunsets there, or was it sunrises. You do need to check your horizons on another section though, you had a few dipping to the right. If you are wanting to teach, you need to show perfect things before attempting to teach others. Good Luck with it though.