Unlock the Art of Photography — Learn to Shoot Like a Pro!
Ready to take stunning photos that stand out? In this live, online introductory photography class, you’ll master the fundamentals of shooting in manual mode using a DLSR camera.
Whether you're brand new to photography or looking to level up your skills, this course is the perfect starting point.
We welcome highschool and college - age students and adults in this class!
You'll discover:
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How to confidently use manual camera settings (ISO, shutter speed, aperture)
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Secrets to composing eye-catching photos
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Tips and tools for editing your shots like a pro
Each week, you’ll complete fun and creative photo assignments between classes, then share your best shots in a private online group. Get personalized feedback from your instructor and see your progress in real time.
No DSLR? No problem. A smartphone with manual controls works too.
Join a supportive community, unleash your creativity, and start capturing the world through a whole new lens.
Classes are recorded, so if you miss one, you can watch it later.
Meets online for 1 hour once a week
For 12 weeks per semester
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm
$579 full year ($559 before June 10)
$309 semester ($299 before June 10)
Early bird prices are good through June 10
Pay for the year in full and save!
These prices include the registration fee.
Registration fee is non-refundable. See the refund policy under FAQ.
You may pay for the full year or pay per semester.
Choose either full year or fall semester below:
(Spring semester registration will open in November so you can pay for second semester then if you would like to break the tuition into 2 payments.
Eleanor began taking photography classes while she was in highschool and has continued learning and expanding her skills while traveling and shooting weddings, engagements, and graduates. She has developed her own wedding photography business which focuses on beautiful storytelling and making the day fun! She is also Director of Student Engagement and Study Abroad at Bryan College.
Samples of Eleanor's Work:
