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This Canon photography class is about you getting comfortable with your Canon cameras. We will cover the features found on all cameras, such as auto mode, different program modes, Shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, menu items, focusing systems, and much more.  You will have a better understanding of your camera by the end of the class, and you will want to get out there to capture the world around you in a way that you haven't been able to before.

 This Nikon photography class is about you getting comfortable with your Nikon camera. We will cover the features found on all cameras, such as auto mode, different program modes, Shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, menu items, focusing systems, and much more.  You will have a better understanding of your camera by the end of the class, and you will want to get out there to capture the world around you in a way that you haven't been able to before. 

This Sony photography class is about you getting comfortable with your Sony camera. We will cover the features found on all cameras, such as auto mode, different program modes, Shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, menu items, focusing systems, and much more.  You will have a better understanding of your camera by the end of the class, and you will want to get out there to capture the world around you in a way that you haven't been able to before. 

 This Compositional Theory class is about learning how to place things in your frame so your photos are stronger and more interesting. We will cover the main composition tools—such as the rule of thirds, leading lines, framing, patterns, and balance—and discuss when to use them and when it’s okay to break them. By the end of the class, you’ll be able to look at a scene, arrange it with purpose, and create images that tell a clear visual story. 

  This Beyond Auto Mode class is about taking control of your camera instead of letting it guess. We will cover how aperture, shutter speed, and ISO work together, and how to use Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manual mode in real situations. By the end of the class, you’ll know how to freeze or blur motion, control background blur, and quickly choose settings so your photos look the way you intended. 

   This Lenses & Filters class is about helping you understand which gear you really need and how to use it well. We will cover the main types of lenses—wide-angle, normal, telephoto, zoom, and prime—and how focal length and aperture affect the look of your photos. We’ll also talk about the most useful filters, like UV, polarizers, and ND filters, and when to use each one. By the end of the class, you’ll know how to choose the right lens and filter for the photo you want to take, instead of guessing or buying gear you don’t need. 

  This Working with a Professional Print Lab class is about turning your favorite photos into real, high-quality prints. We will walk through how to set up accounts with professional labs, choose sizes and paper types, and prepare your files so they print the way you expect. We’ll also talk about simple monitor and color tips, so what you see on screen is closer to what you get on paper. By the end of the class, you’ll feel comfortable ordering prints on your own and will know which options to pick for your style of photography. 

Basic Photography Package – 2026

Five classes • 2 hours each • Small group, hands-on. 

This five-class package is designed for beginners who want to really understand their camera, compose stronger photos, and learn how to prepare and print their work through a professional lab. Each session builds on the last, with simple homework assignments that help you practice what you’ve learned.