Phone Photography: Shoot, Edit, Organise & Print
Event description
ReFrame: Phone Photography Course
Dates and program for 2025:
This mini course runs monthly for four months from June 2025-Oct 2025. It repeats for another four months Nov, Mar, Apr and May and in June we dive deep into an advanced editing workshop.
Breakdown:
2025 Nov – Must-Know Fundamentals for Creative Photography
Observing your world
Getting to your camera
Controlling your cameras
Playing and experimenting
Apply basic editing
2026 Mar – The Power of Composition
Composition Guides
Other camera options
Highlighting your Point of Interest (POI)
Aesthetic POIs
Apply basic editing
2026 Apr – Close-up/Macro photography
Macro benefits and pitfalls
Shooting moving subjects
Experimentation
Just add water
Apply basic editing
2026 May – Make it real – Frame, print and present your photography
Organise your image collection
Prints love an edit
Give yourself time to learn
Being organised and understanding technology
2026 Jun only! – Advanced Phone Photo Editing – tips & techniques
Editing is part two
Basic vs. Advanced Editing
Experimentation
Build your Editing Confidence
About the course:
Learn how to shoot, edit, organise and print your work...because how we see the world shapes how we care for it.
The essence of great photography is in the story — visual storytelling has strong ties to social and environmental consciousness.
Each month, we will share new techniques to enable you to deepen your storytelling through photography. Each monthly session will involve hands-on photography as well as an editing session where we will ‘develop’ our favourite photo from the session to share on the group's support on WhatsApp.
In June 2026 we will deep dive into advanced editing and organising, where we’ll explore advanced tips and techniques to transform your photos with clarity, colour and feeling. Learn how to enhance landscapes, portraits and travel shots while keeping your edits natural and expressive. With supportive guidance and hands-on practice, this final session is about refining your eye, boosting your confidence, and celebrating how far you’ve come. this includes how to keep your photos organised so you can find them when you need them! .
"You may love to take photos when you travel, or you may love photographing your pets, or enjoy photographing the kids...whatever you love taking photos of, this course will help you immensely!"
By the end of each 2-hour workshop, you will have learnt
Technical and creative tips for visual storytelling,
Edited your favourite photo using only your phone.
Exhibited it to the group via an online gallery.
The groups are friendly, supportive and social.
We mentor you during the workshop and even after the workshop via our WhatsApp group.
Who are these workshops for?
All levels and all phones are welcome.
No experience is necessary.
Workshops are designed for everyone wanting to build skills in photography and discover their creative pathway.
Come to one or all workshops of the course
Kids above 12 are welcome
What do I need to bring?
Please note: The workshop will run in all weather unless the weather is dangerous.
Your smartphone and a battery pack if you have one. (We have a few for use too)
Appropriate outdoor clothing (hat, long sleeves, rainwear)
The Saturday Circle
This event is part of the Saturday Circle, a monthly repair, share, regeneration, reuse and resilience-building get-together at the Randwick Sustainability Hub, 27 Munda St, Randwick. Held every second Saturday of the month, most events are from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Full details: https://events.humanitix.com/tours/the-saturday-circle
Your photography guides
Shane Rozario is a professional photographer and photography educator who is actively working within the industry.
Colin Seton is wildly passionate about photography as well as teaching. He is one of Sydney's best Phone Photography teachers. His knowledge and experience across all brands of phones is mind-blowing. He is very generous with his knowledge.
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareobservers/
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