Long-time bike photographer and Singletrack contributor Seb Rogers (who shot and penned the “Wales, inverted” feature in issue 88) has a couple of spots remaining on his upcoming weekend photo course in May. If you’re quick, you can bag one of them…
Seb’s contributed to most of the UK’s bike mags – and several overseas titles – as well as shooting for commercial clients in the bike industry. He’s one of the longest established specialist bike photographers in the UK, having turned full-time pro in 1996. For the past few years Seb’s been running occasional weekend photo courses in the Quantock Hills, aimed at riders wanting to improve their picture-taking skills. They’ve been a big hit.
“It’s never been easier to record your riding exploits on camera”, says Seb, “but with a few simple techniques you can really make your pictures stand out”.
The course runs over 3 days from Friday 16th May to Sunday 18th May.
The usual price is £395 per person (including two nights’ b&b accommodation), but there’s a 10% discount for Singletrackworld.com readers. There are just six places in total … and did we mention there are only a couple left?
Form an orderly queue…
You can find more details at http://www.sebrogers.com/blog/photo-course-2014.html and Seb can be contacted on 01761 463 534.
