Adult Photography + Digital Media

Build Strong Photography & Digital Media Skills Through Structured Weekly Instruction

Our Photography & Digital Media Program is designed for students who want to develop a strong creative foundation while learning how to capture, edit, design, and communicate ideas through digital imagery.

Through guided weekly lessons, students will learn both the technical and creative sides of photography and digital media while exploring cameras, composition, lighting, photo editing, graphic design, and visual storytelling.

Throughout the course, students may explore topics such as:

• Photography Fundamentals

• Camera Settings & Exposure

• Composition & Framing

• Lighting & Color

• Portrait Photography

• Nature & Landscape Photography

• Still Life & Product Photography

• Creative Photography Techniques

• Visual Storytelling

• Photo Editing & Retouching

• Digital Collage & Mixed Media

• Graphic Design Fundamentals

• Typography & Layout

• Color Theory for Digital Media

• Branding & Creative Content

• Creative Software & Other Digital Tools

• & much more!

Each month features a new theme, subject matter, or area of focus. Students will spend time learning new techniques through guided instruction and hands-on projects before applying those skills to their own original photography and digital creations.

Our goal isn’t simply to teach students how to take a good photo or use a piece of software—it’s to help them develop their creative eye, learn to communicate ideas visually, and gain the technical skills and confidence to bring their own ideas to life.

Classes are paid via monthly subscription and are ongoing.

What’s Included?

• Weekly 90-minute instructor-led classes

• Hands-on instruction in photography and digital media

• Guided technical demonstrations and creative projects

• Opportunities to develop original work and personal projects

• Access to studio photography equipment, iPads, and other creative tools during class

• A supportive environment focused on skill-building, experimentation, and individual creative growth