Executive Development Programme in Photography for Nonprofits

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• Fundamentals of Photography: Understanding cameras, lenses, exposure, and composition
• Photography for Nonprofits: Telling compelling stories through images
• Photography Ethics: Respecting subjects and communities
• Photography Workflow: Organizing, editing, and sharing photos
• Visual Storytelling: Creating emotional connections with photos
• Photography in the Field: Capturing images in various settings
• Low-light Photography: Mastering challenging lighting conditions
• Advanced Editing Techniques: Enhancing photos with post-processing tools
• Photography for Social Media: Optimizing images for different platforms
• Monitoring and Evaluation: Measuring the impact of photography on nonprofit goals

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