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Smartphone Photography Workshop - Brutalist Thamesmead Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Abbey Wood, London

The Thamesmead estate in South London was built in the late 1960s and designed as a revolution of social housing. The Brutalist aesthetic attracted inspired Stanley Kubrick to shoot scenes for ‘A Clockwork Orange’ around Southmere Lake. What remains of the project’s original buildings is currently under threat of modern redevelopment. There’s never been a better time to explore mid-century design in all its stark and austere beauty. We will edit our photos at the end using the FREE Snapseed app. We will be finishing in a local cafe where we will do a bit of editing using Snapseed, one of the best free editing apps around.

- Whether you're joining a public class solo, bringing along a few friends, or hosting a birthday party with a difference, you'll learn some nifty new techniques for framing and shooting amazing photographs, unlocking the potential of the camera you carry with you all the time: your phone.
- You'll also pick up some handy editing hints and tips from Mike, including how to bring your snaps to life using the best free photo editing app. Whether you're an aspiring photographer, want creative gifts for mum, or even a team-building exercise to bring the squad closer together, this unique workshop is sure to tick all your boxes.

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Lauren Fortune
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“This was a brilliant, informative, creative session with Mike. The Thamesmead estate is a fantastic place to hone skills in composition, angles, perspective and light and I’ve picked up great tips for making photos look more finished and polished and interesting. Highly recommend!”
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