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Why Choose In-Person Lessons Over Online Learning?

 

While online tutorials can provide information, nothing beats the depth and connection of learning in person. Here’s why my one-on-one or small group lessons stand out:

  • Personalized Instruction: Lessons are tailored to your specific skill level, interests, and goals.

  • Real-Time Feedback: Get instant tips, corrections, and encouragement to improve quickly.

  • Collaborative Environment: For small groups, enjoy a fun, social atmosphere while learning together.

  • Hands-On Practice: Apply what you learn immediately with guided practice sessions.

  • Engaging Locations: Explore exciting photography opportunities during guided walks, adding variety and inspiration to your learning experience.

Why Photography Matters

Photography isn’t just about taking pictures—it’s about seeing the world differently. Learning photography teaches you to notice light, details, and fleeting moments that tell stories. Whether you’re documenting your daily life, capturing memories, or pursuing a new creative hobby, photography opens your eyes to the beauty around you.

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Who Are These Sessions For?

  • Individuals: If you prefer one-on-one attention and a lesson tailored just for you.

  • Small Groups: Perfect for friends or family who want to learn together in a fun and supportive setting.​

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These sessions are ideal for anyone who:

  • Is a complete beginner or wants to build a strong foundation in photography.

  • Wants to improve their skills for personal projects or social media.

  • Loves the idea of learning through hands-on practice and exploration.

POTENTIAL Personalized Upgrades

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  • Editing Workshop

  • Portfolio Starter Package

  • Accessory Consultation

  • Advanced Photography Techniques Add-On

  • Personalized Workbook or Cheat Sheet

  • Group Photography Workshop

  • Food Styling Lessons

Contact me!

One on One

and Small Group

Photography lessons

and guided walks

 

Discover the art of photography through personalized, hands-on learning experiences. My one-on-one and small group photography lessons and guided photography walks are designed to inspire, educate, and transform the way you see the world through your camera. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, these sessions offer a unique opportunity to learn in an engaging and supportive environment tailored to your needs.

One-on-One or Small Group Lessons

 

What They Entail:
Each lesson is customized to focus on the areas of photography you’re most interested in, whether it’s mastering camera settings, capturing movement, or learning storytelling through your photos. Small group lessons add an interactive dynamic, allowing participants to learn from each other while enjoying a shared creative experience. Lessons are approachable, fun, and designed to help you build confidence behind the lens.

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Guided Photography Walks

Why They’re Unique:
Photography walks combine hands-on instruction with creative exploration, making them ideal for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Available for individuals or small groups, these walks offer the chance to learn in real-world settings while capturing compelling images.

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What to Expect:

  • A carefully chosen route with diverse photo opportunities, from street scenes to nature and architecture.

  • Real-time guidance on composition, lighting, and storytelling.

  • Opportunities to share and discuss ideas in a collaborative environment for group walks.

These walks make learning photography a fun and immersive experience, blending education with adventure.

Basic Lesson Structure

  1. Warm-Up (5-10 min):

    • Review previous concepts or photos.

    • Introduce the day’s topic (e.g., motion, light, composition).

  2. Instruction & Demo (10-15 min):

    • Discussthe concept (e.g., shutter speed for motion).

    • Show examples and demonstrate settings.

  3. Guided Practice (15-20 min):

    • Apply the concept with guidance (e.g., photographing a moving subject).

    • Provide real-time feedback and tips.

  4. Review & Wrap-Up (5 min):

    • Review photos together.

    • Highlight successes and areas for improvement.

    • Preview next lesson or assign optional practice.

Basic Photography Walk Structure

  1. Introduction (10 Minutes)

    • Welcome, quick camera basics, and overview of the location.

  2. Guided Walk (40 Minutes)

    • Explore and photograph key subjects with tips on composition, lighting, and storytelling.

  3. Wrap-Up (10 Minutes)

    • Review a few photos, share quick feedback, and answer questions.

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