The first question I ask every new student is simple: Why are you taking this class?
Each series of private classes are carefully tailored to fit the student—how they learn, their level of experience, and their personal goals. Whether they want to take better photos of family moments, document a once-in-a-lifetime trip, or pursue their artistic dreams, every journey is unique.
Why is photography important to you ?
"As the years pass, mental images begin to fade. Photographs become the spark—igniting memories in our minds and feelings in our hearts. 💕" Theresa B.
“ Photography draws our attention to the art that’s all around us. It teaches us to see beauty in everyday situations.” Diane K.
"“ Photography is capturing and freezing a moment in time." I am not (nor have I ever been) a photographer. There are so many moments in time I wish I had frozen... If only I could see them again.” Melinda B
“Photography is the only thing capable of capturing and freezing a moment in time. When the kids were small, I always seemed to have a 35mm camera nearby. As adults, they’ve cherished some of those captures especially of good friends who died unexpectedly.” Alberta B
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The Story Teller
For millennia, humans have documented their journeys through storytelling. Photography has revolutionized this tradition, granting us the ability to not only recount, but also add artistic touch’s to enhance the story.
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The Photojournalist
The photojournalist records truthfully stories, conveying information and capturing the authentic, often raw, essence of real moments.
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The Impressionist
The Impressionistic Photographer aims to evoke a feeling, a dreamlike impression, rather than a precise depiction. They use the craft to create artistic, dreamy interpretations, emphasizing subtle details and the imagined possibilities.