Outdoor Photography Masterclass – Meet Bryan Gregson

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Renowned photographer Bryan Gregson teaches how to capture some of the most special moments of our lives. This class is suited to aspiring and novice photographers, and is packed with tricks from one of the world’s best. Bryan covers camera modes, exposure triangle, composition, colour, aperture, shutter speed, natural lighting, gear, packing and more.

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