This six-session, challenge-based course enhances your portrait skills through understanding and maximizing natural light, continuous (hot) lights, composition, lens effects, and working with human subjects. We'll delve deep into what it means to be creative in photographic portraiture, including how to overcome equipment limitations in the DIY studio, and develop basic post-production skills to complete the job.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

This six-session, challenge-based course enhances your portrait skills through understanding and maximizing natural light, continuous (hot) lights, composition, lens effects, and working with human subjects. We'll delve deep into what it means to be creative in photographic portraiture, including how to overcome equipment limitations in the DIY studio, and develop basic post-production skills to complete the job.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

Moving past the basics, Digital Photo II: Intermediate is where things start to get interesting.  This course picks up where Digital Photo I leaves off, and introduces color photography, white balance, lighting and on-camera flash, as well as composition review, color schemes and creative effects.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

Moving past the basics, Digital Photo II: Intermediate is where things start to get interesting.  This course picks up where Digital Photo I leaves off, and introduces color photography, white balance, lighting and on-camera flash, as well as composition review, color schemes and creative effects.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

In this class we’ll cover the two most essential tools in the Adobe Creative Cloud, Lightroom and Photoshop, including how to operate between the two apps using Adobe’s cloud-based subscription service. We’ll compare the strengths of both, and help establish a workflow that enables photographers to unlock the power of their images, as well as organize them so your photo library becomes easier to sort, find and edit.

This six-session, challenge-based course enhances your portrait skills through understanding and maximizing natural light, continuous (hot) lights, composition, lens effects, and working with human subjects. We'll delve deep into what it means to be creative in photographic portraiture, including how to overcome equipment limitations in the DIY studio, and develop basic post-production skills to complete the job.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

This Crash Course is a super practical 3-hour workshop that focuses entirely on getting acquainted with all your digital camera's features and functions.  It's a smart, one-shot introduction to digital photography, and a good place to get answers to all your camera-related questions.  No prior knowledge or experience is necessary.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

In this class we’ll cover the two most essential tools in the Adobe Creative Cloud, Lightroom and Photoshop, including how to operate between the two apps using Adobe’s cloud-based subscription service. We’ll compare the strengths of both, and help establish a workflow that enables photographers to unlock the power of their images, as well as organize them so your photo library becomes easier to sort, find and edit.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

This Crash Course is a super practical 3-hour workshop that focuses entirely on getting acquainted with all your digital camera's features and functions.  It's a smart, one-shot introduction to digital photography, and a good place to get answers to all your camera-related questions.  No prior knowledge or experience is necessary.

Join Sally Bozzuto and investigate photography's unique ability to expand and contract time via a series of imaginative photographic exercises and assignments. In addition to sharing the work of photographers and other artists making work about time, we'll discuss different philosophies of time, and historical ways of measuring and describing time.

This class will provide students with a safe space to try a series of wacky, strange, and otherwise unconventional exercises each week akin to a photographic obstacle course. We’ll test the power of repetition, boundaries, and to embrace absurdity so you can start to take your work further by taking yourself a little less seriously.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

In this class we’ll cover the two most essential tools in the Adobe Creative Cloud, Lightroom and Photoshop, including how to operate between the two apps using Adobe’s cloud-based subscription service. We’ll compare the strengths of both, and help establish a workflow that enables photographers to unlock the power of their images, as well as organize them so your photo library becomes easier to sort, find and edit.

This 6-week online course will take you through the steps of making a short video documenting your daily surroundings. Turn your camera towards your home or neighborhood and explore how to use composition, image progression, and sound design to create a video that not only acts as a document of your surroundings, but one that also evokes the mood of this moment.

Our most popular course, Digital Photo I: The Basics will be covering all the nuts-to-bolts aspects of exposure, shutter speeds, aperture, ISO, depth of field, motion blur, as well as comparing different lenses and the basics of composition.  Featuring weekly assignments, class critiques, and developing a final project for an end of class student exhibition.

Moving past the basics, Digital Photo II: Intermediate is where things start to get interesting.  This course picks up where Digital Photo I leaves off, and introduces color photography, white balance, lighting and on-camera flash, as well as composition review, color schemes and creative effects.

This class will provide students with a safe space to try a series of wacky, strange, and otherwise unconventional exercises each week akin to a photographic obstacle course. We’ll test the power of repetition, boundaries, and to embrace absurdity so you can start to take your work further by taking yourself a little less seriously.

This 90 Minute Survival Guide powers you past the "Green" Auto Mode and introduces the most essential mechanics for taking better pictures. The key is to slowly gain control of things like how bright or dark your picture is, reducing blurriness and keeping things in focus. Using the latest tech, our Virtual Viewfinder, you’ll learn as easily from home as you would in person.

How can light add magic to an image? How can your awareness of the sun make your images shine? Through this two-session online workshop we’ll examine the basic principles of light and how these details can influence the visual and emotive qualities of an image. You’ll learn how to understand and appreciate the different visual results you can achieve using available light.

This 90 Minute Survival Guide powers you past the "Green" Auto Mode and introduces the most essential mechanics for taking better pictures. The key is to slowly gain control of things like how bright or dark your picture is, reducing blurriness and keeping things in focus. Using the latest tech, our Virtual Viewfinder, you’ll learn as easily from home as you would in person.

This course will provide students with a safe space to unpack some of the mental roadblocks around making work such as fear, failure, permission, perfectionism, and overthinking while also providing tools for working with rather than against them. Creative photographic assignments will be provided each week along with short readings, A/V content, and various in-class and homework exercises.

This 6-week online course will take you through the steps of making a short video documenting your daily surroundings. Turn your camera towards your home or neighborhood and explore how to use composition, image progression, and sound design to create a video that not only acts as a document of your surroundings, but one that also evokes the mood of this moment.