Wayno
04-10-2012, 2:31pm
Hello,
I've read a few posts both on this forum and the web. Its seems an age old debate, with many different views.
I'm interested in some photography courses. Like most people I use the internet as a fantastic source to refine my skills - both getting the shot in camera and processing. I've done a few workshops which were extremely helpful. So I inquired at my local TAFE for photography courses - of which there are a number of choices. Some full/part time and other lasting only 8 weeks.
My problem is that I work fly in/out of Perth. So for an 8 week class I will only be able to attend half the time.
Has anyone got an opinion or experience with online courses? I see some are free and some are at a cost. Or even a flexible learning TAFE/college course that I could attend on my time off?
Its an avenue I'd like to go down to gain some qualifications next to my current trial and error method.
Any help or guidance will be greatly appreciated.
Cheers.
:beer_mug:
I've read a few posts both on this forum and the web. Its seems an age old debate, with many different views.
I'm interested in some photography courses. Like most people I use the internet as a fantastic source to refine my skills - both getting the shot in camera and processing. I've done a few workshops which were extremely helpful. So I inquired at my local TAFE for photography courses - of which there are a number of choices. Some full/part time and other lasting only 8 weeks.
My problem is that I work fly in/out of Perth. So for an 8 week class I will only be able to attend half the time.
Has anyone got an opinion or experience with online courses? I see some are free and some are at a cost. Or even a flexible learning TAFE/college course that I could attend on my time off?
Its an avenue I'd like to go down to gain some qualifications next to my current trial and error method.
Any help or guidance will be greatly appreciated.
Cheers.
:beer_mug: