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entries rss | comments rss home about teaching staff mobile journalism/digital story telling workshop 27th june comments (0) by martin , june 21, 2015 12:13 pm the course is about using smartphones to produce news or short stories for use on the web. more details can be found here http://martinshakeshaft.com/blog/?page_id=683 who is the course for? anyone with a desire to tell stories. the smartphone that most people carry in their pockets, is a capable tool for creating and publishing news media. news organisations and individuals with a story to tell, are realising they have the potential to reach a huge audience on the internet. photographers, videographers, journalists, activists, students, just about anyone really! will the course be practical or a look at the technology? whilst we will be looking at gear and apps, the emphasis will definitely be on getting out there and doing it! practical sessions will be geared towards your experience level. who is running the course? martin shakeshaft ma is a senior lecturer in photography and visual journalism at de montfort university. during his thirty year career as a photographer his clients have included, bbc; channel 4 television; dispatches; s4c; the economist; the daily mirror; the independent; newsweek magazine and many others. he is also a lecturer for the legendry ‘photographers place’ and teaches on rps courses. where will the course be held? the course will take place at the beautiful, cromford mill, in the derbyshire peak district. it is a few miles away from matlock. here it is on google maps there is a train connection from derby and a wide range of accommodation available in the area. this was the first water-powered cotton spinning mill developed by richard arkwright in 1771 and is a grade one listed building. more information can be found here . how much will it cost? £85 waged/£70 concessions – so that everyone gets the attention they need there is a limit of 12 places. so please book early. if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. martin uncategorized behind the photograph #1 – paul hill mbe comments (0) by martin , december 13, 2014 10:40 am the first of a series of short films featuring photographers talking about their work. this one features paul hill mbe, talking about his book white peak, dark peak. shot on an iphone 5. news the different landscape/photographers place – rps workshops comments (0) by martin , november 8, 2014 11:03 pm we will be running another set of workshops for the rps (royal photographic society) next year, in the peak district national park, derbyshire. the sessions will appeal to those who have gone beyond the beginners’ stage and want a chance to immerse themselves in photography and explore landscape photography from an aesthetic as well as from a technical point of view. tutors will include dr paul hill and nick lockett ma and martin shakeshaft ma. dates: 18th april 2015 cromford 13th june 2015 ilam 18th july 2015 monyash we will post more details as they are confirmed. here is what some participants have said about our workshops with the rps in 2014: “thanks guys! you have given me a completely different view of landscape photography.” “excellent workshop with three enthusiastic, generous and encouraging tutors.” “made me think ‘out of my comfort zone’.” “suddenly i am seeing differently. my images are now more of me, and less stereotypical.” news , workshops 2014 workshop series cromford mill and the derwent valley with the rps comments (0) by martin , march 13, 2014 11:23 am 17 may 2014 09:00 – 17:00 rps member £130.00 – non rps member £155.00 the photographers’ place has teamed up with the rps, and are offering a series of three workshops in the glorious peak district of derbyshire in may, june and july. the sessions will appeal to those who have gone beyond the beginners’ stage and want a chance to immerse themselves in photography and explore landscape photography from an aesthetic as well as from a technical point of view. these workshops will be run by professor paul hill mbe, martin shakeshaft ma, and nick lockett ma. there will be three different locations for the workshops which can be attended as single events or as a series if you wish. cromford mill and the derwent valley– a world heritage site 17th may dovedale and ilam hall– one of lord byron’s favourite places 7th june magpie mine and lathkill dale – a national nature reserve 12th july cromford mill, nr matlock de4 3rq sir richard arkwright’s cromford mill is thought by many to be the birthplace of the industrial revolution in the 18th century, which it is why it is a world heritage site and popular with archeologists and photographers alike. nearby is matlock bath, the destination of the first tourist outing by thomas cook. it is on the banks of the river derwent, as is willesley castle, which was built by arkwright, then the richest man in europe because of the phenomenal success of his cotton mills and his inventive genius. the workshop is based in the gothic warehouse next to cromford canal, which once linked with the high peak railway – the longest in the world at one time. all around are historic buildings and wonderful countryside – a stimulating mixture of the natural and the man-made. teaching with three vastly experienced tutors it will be possible to will cover a wide range of topics, including developing personal photographic projects that lead to a meaningful body of work; how to improve your digital capture; medium and large format photog raphy; working with lighting – speedlights and studio lights; moving image on your dslr; post production in photoshop and lightroom; publishing your photography online and in books. as well as an introduction to quadcopter aerial photography! at the end of the day there will be an open feedback session in the seminar room where the group will look at each other’s selection of images made during the day. bring your work-in-progress portfolio along for a one-to-one feedback review session with one of the tutors. groups will be no more than six people per tutor. equipm ent to bring please come equipped with sturdy boots or shoes, wet weather gear and a day bag to carry lunches, cameras etc. walking will be on easy terrain but with plenty of stops to make pictures. participants should bring a digital slr with a blank memory card – or of course you can shoot on film / medium format / large format. bring your laptop, if you have one, to edit your images at the end of the day before the feedback session. remember to bring your portfolio if you would like a one-to-one feedback review session with one of the tutors. if you are a national trust member, bring your membership card to ilam hall. there are two car parks at both cromford mill and monyash. online map links: refreshments although you can bring your own food, there will be coffee, tea, and biscuits available in the workshop venues. despite the rural locations of the workshops, there are several cafes and pubs nearby. the place over its 20 year history, the place taught a whole generation of photographers and inspired many to also set up independent photography groups (e.g. london independent photography), galleries (e.g. street level, glasgow), festivals (e.g. derby international festival of photography, now format), and the rps contemporary group. amongst those who led workshops and master classes during its previous existence were: martin parr, thomas joshua cooper, john blakemore, brian griffin, raymond moore, lewis baltz, bill jay, hamish fulton, andy earl, aaron siskind, paul caponigro, jo spence, cole weston and ralph gibson. workshop attendees included fay godwin, then improving her photography and paul graham, getting his early education in art photography at that time. paul hi ll paul is visiting professor of photography at de montfort university, leicester and the university of derby. after a career in journalism, paul hill became a full-time lecturer in ph

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