CLASSES & WORKSHOPS

Learn techniques for creating a more impactful street photography experience, including discussions on law and ethics. Capture the spirit of your subjects and the feel of the street


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Your digital camera is really a computer with a lens. What are the myriad options available? Which ones do you really need to know about? How can you make this camera work best for you? Learn the principles for making better images and how to apply those principles to your camera's features.

**Workshop is full. Click on Save a Seat to get on wait list** A three-and-a-half hour workshop in basic darkroom techniques. You will shoot a roll of black-to-white film leading up to the class and process it during the first part of the class, then make prints in the second half of the class. Film, chemistry, and all supplies provided. All work done in our onsite darkroom

Get up close with big cameras, both old and new. A hands-on introduction to large format photography, from 4x5 to mammoth cameras. Learn history, techniques, workflow, tripod handling, light metering, lens selection, camera movements, and available accessories. Take your first shots with a big camera!

An introduction (or re-introduction) to the world of film cameras, photography, and techniques. Reflect on why we shoot film. Learn about the myriad options for cameras, the magic of film, film types, processing options, what to look for when buying a camera, and other tips and tricks for making the most of your film experience.

Memories and artifacts fill our closets, bookcases, drawers, and attics. The task of organizing and preserving these records (especially photographs) can be daunting, but the effort is worth it. This class provides insights and tips on capturing, organizing, sharing, and preserving your treasured images.