Elevate your skills with
Classes
Classes help you expand your skills and knowledge about photography. Learn in small groups or one on one to grow and develop as an amateur or professional. Upcoming classes will be listed as they are scheduled.
Learn Studio Lighting
If studio lighting feels like a mystery, this class is your shortcut to clarity. In one hands-on session, you’ll learn how to create professional-looking light without owning a truckload of gear or memorizing complicated diagrams. We’ll focus on practical setups you can use immediately, how to avoid the most common lighting mistakes, and how to get consistent results instead of “happy accidents.” You’ll leave with the confidence to walk into a studio, set up a light, and know exactly what it’s going to do before you press the shutter, and that alone is worth the price of admission.
Learn to use your Camera
If you’ve ever felt like your camera is capable of more than what you’re getting out of it, this class series is for you. These courses are designed to take you step by step from relying on auto mode to making intentional, confident photographs you actually feel proud of. We’ll focus on understanding how your camera works, how to see and use light, how to control focus and motion, and how to compose images that don’t feel accidental. No jargon overload, no gear shaming, and no pressure to be “artsy.” Just clear instruction, real examples, and practical skills you can use immediately. Take one class or the full series—either way, you’ll walk away shooting with purpose instead of hoping for luck.
Photographing People
Photographing people is about more than sharp focus and good light—it’s about trust, communication, and knowing how to guide someone who doesn’t think they’re photogenic. In this class, you’ll learn how to work with real people, not models, and how to create portraits that feel natural, confident, and authentic. We’ll cover how to pose without stiffness, how to read body language and expressions, and how to make your subject feel comfortable in front of the camera. Whether you’re photographing friends, clients, or strangers, this class will give you practical tools to connect with people and create images they actually recognize themselves in—and maybe even like.
Headshots
Beginner: Basic set ups in the studio
Intermediate: Shooting multiple light setups, changing backdrops
Advanced: How to shoot groups, outdoors/nature, overcoming bad lighting
