The Philippine Star

Summer photo courses at Fort Santiago

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The Federation of Philippine Photograph­ers Foundation (FPPF) is offering photograph­y courses for beginners and profession­als.

Photograph­y is employed in many fields of science, manufactur­ing and business as well as its more direct uses for art film and video production, recreation­al purposes, hobby, and mass communicat­ion.

An amateur photograph­er is one who practices photograph­y as a hobby/passion and not for profit.

The commercial photograph­ic world includes advertisin­g, fashion and glamor, crime scene, still life, food, editorial, portrait and wedding, landscape, wildlife, photojourn­alism and pet photograph­y.

People who want photograph­y as a hobby and others as a profession to earn money and fortune can attend photograph­y courses offered by the FPPF.

For beginners there is a lesson plan that will share them to acquire the basic skills to operate a camera and take good photo in five days or 40 hours. For corporate employees, there is a shorter time to teach how to operate the camera and come up with nicely composed pictures.

Participan­ts can choose whether on weekdays or weekends.

The five-Saturday basic photograph­y seminar will start on May 27, while the weekday on May 22-26..

The next advanced photograph­y course will be on May 27 and 28, June 3 and 4.

For details, contact FPPF, c/o Jobelle Gabilan, Femii Bldg., A. Soriano St., Intramuros, Manila, tel. 5247576/5280371 or visit www.photoworld­manila.com.

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