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Published: April 12th 2010
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My mate and his cheeky grin Up early today. Excited and nervous about the photography workshop. I didn't really know what to expect and I was just hoping that I wouldn't make a fool out of myself.
I made sure I left with plenty of time to spare as I only had some basic instructions on where the studio was. I found it with plenty of time and even had a drink in a cafe to kill some time.
There workshop began with 3 hours of theory. I'm not going to lie, some of it was way beyond me. I was overwhelme by technical language. I was pleased to find that the other class members (3 other girls) also felt the same.
After the theory was completed it was time to head out and about and get some practise in. We boarded a gorgeous boat and made our way to Silk Island. Two gorgeous local girls showed us around and we got some great photo ops.
We headed back just as the sun was setting. It was a wonderful day in hich I learnt alot and has encouraged me to continue to take photos and now I even have some control over the
Silk weaving
I actually was allowed to have a go at this. Cool for the first 3 minutes but after that I imagine it's a bit like being a goldfish. tools and various settings my camera has. I am now driving with the lights on!
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Chloe I'm pleased you are now a camera buff so you can teach me when you get hoMe. Sounds like you should avoid bus trips at all costs. 6 hrs is too long to be on a bus!!! Did I read that you have sold your car to go to Africa ? I'm not sure about Africa Chloe we will have to sit down and have a serious chat ok. In the meantime keep writing and enjoying yourself love. Carol