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  • Smiling photography teacher and participants standing in a graffitied laneway in Melbourne.
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Until 18 Dec

DJB Photography Class: Full Manual Mode

  • Workshop
  • Activity

Bring along your DSLR or mirrorless camera on this highly rated beginner photography course.

The three-hour class leads you on foot through the CBD where you finally take your camera off auto and shoot in full manual mode. The class covers shutter speed, aperture and ISO while photographing laneways, street art, arcades and city-scapes.

Sessions are capped at just two students, so you get real one on one time and direct feedback on your own photos as you take them.

Hours

Date Times
Fri 13 Nov
  • 9am - 12pm 9:00am - 12:00pm
Fri 18 Dec
  • 9am - 12pm 9:00am - 12:00pm

Location

RMIT University - Melbourne City Campus
124 La Trobe St
Melbourne 3000

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Price and bookings

Adult / general $499
Book online for DJB Photography Class: Full Manual Mode

Contact details

  • telephone number: 0432 928 595
  • email address: concierge@djbphotographyschool.com
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Christmas things to do

The city’s wrapped and ready with magical moments, twinkling lights and festive fun.

  • Family and kids
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Christmas eat and drink

Savour the city’s festive flavours with rooftop bars and menus made for merry moments.

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Christmas shopping

Start ticking off your list in the city’s iconic laneways, arcades and malls.

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Until 19 Nov

ClimateWatch Walk

Become a citizen scientist and help monitor biodiversity at Melbourne Gardens.

  • Free
  • Activity
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Until 14 Nov

Walking Tour: Robin Boyd's Neighbourhood (Route #2)

A walking tour exploring the architectural streetscapes, landscape and local history of South Yarra.

  • Talk
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The exterior facade and courtyard of the Walter Burley Griffin-designed Newman College in Melbourne.
22 – 28 Nov

Historic Architecture Tour

Discover Newman College’s architectural treasures, rich heritage and living history.

  • Walking tour
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5 Dec – 21 Mar

Experience Sailing

A four-hour introductory sailing session.

  • Workshop
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