5 Session Photography Course - Jan/Feb Saturday Session 2026

Save by purchasing a class package! The package includes our ILC Basics Class, 3 weeks of Fundamentals of Photography, and a photo shoot. We'll cover automatic, scene & manual modes. You will learn how to properly expose your photos, composition techniques, autofocus control, and tools of the trade. Reinforce your learning with homework assignments provided during class (don't worry, we don't grade them!). Then, finish off the course with hands on practice at the photo shoot!

Session Dates (Please note the start and end times of each session):

*Saturday 1/10, 10am-12pm: Session 1 - ILC Camera Basics

* Saturday 1/17, 10am-11:30am: Session 2 Fundamentals of Photography

* Saturday 1/24, 10am-11:30am: Session 3 Fundamentals of Photography

* Saturday 1/31, 10am-11:30am: Session 4 Fundamentals of Photography

The last session of class will be a hands on photo shoot session held at a nearby park:

* Saturday 2/7, 10am-12pm, Session 5 Photo Shoot (directions on where to meet will be provided in the 4th session of class)

What camera do I need?

This class is open to Interchangeable lens cameras made by Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fuji. If you have a different camera brand, please reach out to us directly before registering to confirm if this class will be a good fit for your camera.

Do I need to pre-register?

Yes, we have limited seating, so pre-registration is required. Don’t wait to sign up—if we don’t meet the minimum registration requirements, the class may be canceled. Secure your spot today!

What do I bring to class?

• We will provide a printout of the PowerPoint slides for you to take notes on. You will be able to take the PowerPoint notes home.
• If you'd like to write down any questions you have, you're welcome to bring those with you. We will do our best to get to as many as your questions as we can.
• Be sure to bring your camera, lens, charged battery, and memory card. Having these with you will help you follow along with the presentation, take test photos, and address any camera-specific questions you may have!