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Shooting football with Brighton and Hove Albion

On Saturday 27 July 2013, Park Cameras will be conducting a unique photographic masterclass at the American Express Community Stadium, home to Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. Participants will have the opportunity to photograph a friendly match against Spanish team Villareal from the unique perspective of the touch line.

Prior to this, there will be a detailed tour of the stadium and a presentation given by the official Brighton & Hove Albion photographer who will share his considerable knowledge as to tips and tricks in order to ensure participants capture the best images possible during the match and beyond.

This is event aimed at Canon shooters with a decent working knowledge of photography who are looking to extend their experience.

Park Cameras will be offering the loan of Canon equipment for use on the day, including the latest EOS 5D Mark III and EOS-1D X bodies as well as a variety of telephoto lenses. Park Cameras' own training manager Anthony Sinfield will also be on hand to offer instructions on best settings to yield the best results including the various focus case scenarios on the EOS 7D, 5D Mark III and 1D X cameras.

Places are strictly limited to a maximum of 8. If you are interested in this exclusive event and wish to book your place, call Park Cameras on 01444 237070 or visit their store at York Road, Burgess Hill RH15 9TT.


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