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Current

Photography

Courses

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Courses starting in

October

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Photography Course Descriptions

We offer pre-k, lower elementary, upper elementary, middle school, high school, and family academic courses.

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Pre-K

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Lower Elementary

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Upper Elementary

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Middle School

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High School

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Family Classes

Beginning Photography
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Photography Foundations

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  1. Foundations: Beyond the Snapshot (PHO.C.B1.FD.MS.DL)

    • Explore composition, perspective, light, focus, and visual storytelling in photography

    • Learn how photographers make intentional choices instead of simply taking snapshots

    • Practice using a cellphone, point-and-shoot camera, or DSLR to create stronger images

    • Photograph people, places, movement, and everyday moments through guided challenges

    • Select, critique, and refine photographs while building a small personal portfolio

  2. Creative Foundations: Color, Depth & Style
    (PHO.C.B2.FD.MS.DL)

    • Explore color, contrast, depth, perspective, and visual style in photography

    • Learn how photographers use color and composition to create mood and direct attention

    • Practice creating depth through foregrounds, backgrounds, angles, distance, and focus

    • Experiment with portrait, nature, architecture, still life, and documentary photography

    • Edit, sequence, and refine photographs to create a cohesive personal photo series

  3. Photography in Practice: People, Places & Projects
    (PHO.C.B3.FD.MS.DL)

    • Explore portrait, documentary, action, nature, and environmental photography

    • Learn how photographers adapt to different subjects, locations, lighting, and situations

    • Practice directing people, capturing candid moments, freezing action, and finding interesting details

    • Experiment with natural light, backgrounds, timing, viewpoint, and creative constraints

    • Plan, photograph, edit, and present a finished photo project built around a chosen subject or theme

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