A busy Melbourne laneway with cafés and people walking

No camera needed · Start level

iPhone & smartphone photography course in Melbourne.

Make better photos with the phone you already carry. Composition, light, portrait mode, night mode and quick edits, practised in Melbourne's laneways.

Smartphone Photography Workshop at a glance

Best for: Travellers, parents, small-business owners and anyone who wants better photos without buying a camera.

Taught by Dani Watson, award-winning photographer and educator (Master of Arts, Photography, RMIT · AIPP · RPS · Hasselblad Masters Finalist).

Price
$130 pp
Duration
2 hours
Group size
Max 8
Level
Start
Booking
Online, instant confirmation

Dates & booking

Upcoming dates.

Choose a date to book. Booking opens securely on this page and you get instant confirmation by email.

Where we meet

Melbourne CBD laneways, Melbourne (meeting point confirmed at booking)

The exact meeting point is confirmed in your booking email.

What you'll learn

Skills you'll leave with.

  • Using the camera app properly: exposure lock, focus, grid
  • Light and composition that make phone photos stand out
  • Portrait, night and long-exposure modes
  • Editing on your phone in five minutes
  • iPhone and Android covered

Bring

A charged phone with free storage. A small power bank helps.

A phone held up to photograph a sunset over the waterNew

Workshop FAQ

Good to know.

Do I need a camera?
No. Everything is taught on the phone you already carry, iPhone or Android.
Can I give this workshop as a gift?
Yes. Gift vouchers are available for this workshop or for any amount.
Can I change my booking?
Payments are non-refundable, but you can transfer to another CapturEDU workshop within 12 months of the original date. Let us know in writing.
What if the weather is bad?
Light rain is often good for photography. If conditions make the session unsafe or unworkable, we'll move you to another date or transfer your booking.

Start learning photography

Book the Smartphone Photography workshop.

Better photos by this weekend, with the phone already in your pocket.