See Like a Photographer: A Beginner’s Guide to Composition

You’ll never look at a photo the same way again.

Ever taken a picture that didn’t capture what you saw — or felt — in the moment?

The difference usually isn’t your camera.
It’s how you see.

In this warm, beginner-friendly online workshop, you’ll learn the simple compositional techniques that instantly make photos feel stronger, more balanced, and more professional.

No technical knowledge required.
No complicated settings.
Just practical guidance you can use straight away.

In this focused one-hour session, you’ll learn how to:

• Notice what most people overlook
• Simplify busy scenes into compelling images
• Guide the viewer’s eye with intention
• Create balance, depth, and visual interest
• Capture photographs that feel more polished and professional

Whether you shoot with a camera or a phone, these foundational skills elevate every image you take.

Who this workshop is for

Perfect for absolute beginners and hobby photographers who want to:

• Move beyond snapshots
• Feel more confident behind the camera
• Create photos worth keeping and sharing
• Develop a stronger photographic eye
• Understand what makes an image “work”

If your photos don’t always match what you hoped to capture, you’re in exactly the right place.

What to expect

• A carefully structured, high-impact one-hour session
• Clear, supportive teaching (without heavy theory)
• A relaxed, welcoming environment
• Live attendance encouraged for questions
• Recording included so you can revisit the material

Spots are limited to keep the experience personal and interactive.

Ready to go further?

For many students, this workshop is the moment photography starts to click.

If you’d like to keep building your skills after the session, you’ll be invited to continue inside my comprehensive photography programme — with an exclusive saving for attendees, available for a limited time.

No pressure. Just a clear next step if you’re ready.

One hour can change the way you see.
And once you see differently, you photograph differently too.