96+hours
24 days (12 weekends – includes Level 1)
2 sessions per day
2 hrs each
Rs. 20,000 + 18% GST
Per Student Per Batch
A two-month intensive for those who have completed Level 1, focused on mastering light and building consistency in your work. The course combines theory, studio practice, and guided assignments across portraiture, still life, interiors, and architecture.
You will learn to shape light, control outcomes, and refine your visual approach, along with developing essential skills in post-processing, workflow, and basic professional practice.
• Natural vs artificial light — control, direction, quality
• Shaping light for mood, depth, and storytelling
• Introduction to lighting setups
• Real-world shooting scenarios
• Consistency in output (not lucky shots)
Types of light and its qualities
Light Direction & behaviour
Colour temperature:
Light shaping tools
Format: Classroom + Studio Demos + Assignment
Understanding form, texture, and shadows
Controlled lighting setups
Lighting techniques for faces
Mood and subject control
Working with ambient light
Object placement and balance
Enhancing spatial depth
Understanding built form
Shooting structures with intent
Thematic / objective-based shooting
Planning and executing visual ideas
RAW data handling
Storage, indexing, backups
Lightroom basics
Exposure, colour, tonality
Exporting for different uses
Estimates, billing, taxes
Copyright basics
Practical Components
6 guided demos (across genres)
Hands-on studio & outdoor shoots
Structured assignments
Documentary series project
Final Stage
Portfolio presentation
Critique & review
One-on-one counselling
Certification
Yes. Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation upon completing the course. The certificate is awarded after attending the sessions and presenting your final mini portfolio during the review and critique session.
Yes. The course provides supporting study materials and references to help you continue learning beyond the sessions. These include theory handouts or presentation slides, curated references of photographers to study, recommended tutorials, and reading resources.
No, a professional camera is not mandatory to join the course. While having a DSLR or mirrorless camera is helpful for exploring manual settings and techniques, beginners can still participate and learn the core principles of photography using any camera they have access to.
Yes. The course is specifically designed for beginners who want to learn photography from the fundamentals. It starts with understanding the camera, exposure, and composition before moving into lighting, storytelling, editing, and portfolio creation.
Yes. Participants will receive reference materials, slides, and curated resources that they can continue to use after the course to practice and improve their photography skills. The final assignments and critique notes also serve as guidance for future learning.
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