Harsh Vardhan Saboo
Sector 28, Gurgaon, India - 122022
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Hindi
Marwari Mother Tongue (Native)
English Proficient
Haryanvi Basic
SMU 2015
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Sector 28, Gurgaon, India - 122022
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Class Location
Student's Home
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Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)
Years of Experience in Photography Classes
4
Certification offered
No
Photography types taught
Basics of Photography, Landscape Photography, Candid Photography
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5.0 out of 5.0 5 reviews
Deepak Gupta attended Photography
"He is a very qualified, extremely passionate , eager and participative teacher. I love his simplicity and patience. "
Reply by Harsh
Thanks a lot. This means so much to me.
Priyanka Singhal attended Photography
"It was great experience to know him. Learnt a lot from him. He knows how not to spend money but still get great photos with the equipment that I had. Coming from a kit lens I learnt it can be used a macro was amazing experience. Thanks to him, my mind opened a lot. "
Seema Gupta attended Photography
"Really interesting. Will know better after few classes. But really enjoyed. He knows his work and is able to teach it as well. "
Reply by Harsh
I'm glad I could share some of my learnings. Thanks a lot for ur faith and support. Hope to have loads of a fun going ahead in future classes as well.
Yadu rana attended Photography
"If you look forward to real talent and skill then Harsh is one stop shop. “All that glitters is not gold” You may not find him as fascinating as Raghu Rai or other photography institutes but he can really help you to get to know the best of your camera and do wonders with. I have learnt and do not see a stop to learning from this guy.. "
1. Which classes do you teach?
I teach Photography Class.
2. Do you provide a demo class?
No, I don't provide a demo class.
3. How many years of experience do you have?
I have been teaching for 4 years.
Answered on 06 Mar Photography Photographers/Commercial Photographers Hobby/Summer Camp/Photography
If your only interest is learning Photography. Just learn mobile Photography first. Learn about composition. Be it more or Dslr; rules are the same for writing.
Moreover composition is more important part that improves Photography. What camera you own barely matters. It eases the way but considering the amount they require and with update in new technology. I'd recommend going for mobile Photography first, learn from it and then a lot later when you have approx 1.5 lacs to spend. Then buy the cheapest DSLR like Nikon D3200 with 18-55mm and 50mm lens. Also, make sure you get into a class to learn faster and better about your camera, and it's settings.
Answered on 13 Feb Photography Photographers/Commercial Photographers Hobby/Summer Camp/Photography
Hardik has said it right. Think about what you wish to click. The logic here is Photography is an expensive hobby. If you buy the wrong camera and lens, you will have to adjust. For example, wildlife is done great with a telephoto lens. But if you're into portrait or event photography. Fast prime lens or 24-120mm kind of lens would be better.
I'd recommend going with D5600 or 70d kind of camera body.
Now comes the lens. You can choose to start with 50mm or get 18-55mm to start if you have no plans at all.
Answered on 10/06/2017 Photography Photography/Landscape Photography Photography/Candid Photography
Answered on 10/06/2017 Photography Photography/Basics of Photography
Class Location
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)
Years of Experience in Photography Classes
4
Certification offered
No
Photography types taught
Basics of Photography, Landscape Photography, Candid Photography
Answered on 06 Mar Photography Photographers/Commercial Photographers Hobby/Summer Camp/Photography
If your only interest is learning Photography. Just learn mobile Photography first. Learn about composition. Be it more or Dslr; rules are the same for writing.
Moreover composition is more important part that improves Photography. What camera you own barely matters. It eases the way but considering the amount they require and with update in new technology. I'd recommend going for mobile Photography first, learn from it and then a lot later when you have approx 1.5 lacs to spend. Then buy the cheapest DSLR like Nikon D3200 with 18-55mm and 50mm lens. Also, make sure you get into a class to learn faster and better about your camera, and it's settings.
Answered on 13 Feb Photography Photographers/Commercial Photographers Hobby/Summer Camp/Photography
Hardik has said it right. Think about what you wish to click. The logic here is Photography is an expensive hobby. If you buy the wrong camera and lens, you will have to adjust. For example, wildlife is done great with a telephoto lens. But if you're into portrait or event photography. Fast prime lens or 24-120mm kind of lens would be better.
I'd recommend going with D5600 or 70d kind of camera body.
Now comes the lens. You can choose to start with 50mm or get 18-55mm to start if you have no plans at all.
Answered on 10/06/2017 Photography Photography/Landscape Photography Photography/Candid Photography
Answered on 10/06/2017 Photography Photography/Basics of Photography
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