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At the ViewFinder Center for Photography, all our courses are taught in English by experienced instructors working as professional photographers. Here you’ll discover photography courses and workshops designed to meet your interests and needs. Our friendly, informal atmosphere will put you at ease so you can focus on improving your photography.

Skill Level: Most of our courses are geared for beginner to intermediate experience. On some of our workshops you will have an easier time if you have some fundamental knowledge about photography. Skill level is indicated in the description for each course on this page.

Camera: A DSLR camera is needed in order to participate in the course exercises. However, if you wish to attend a course without a camera you are welcome to do so.

Friday
May182012

dSLR 1-2-3 Series for Beginners

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Perfect if you’ve just started using a DSLR (a camera with changeable lenses) or if you’ve been using your DSLR for awhile but still are struggling to shoot consistent, quality images.

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If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.

Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.
Friday
May182012

Creative Composition - Pushing Yourself Visually

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The easiest way to improve your photographs is to improve your composition skills. Composition is something anyone can learn, it just takes a basic understanding of some simple principles and good, old-fashioned practice.
This course will combine theory with hands-on shooting to get you started.

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If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.

Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.
Friday
May182012

People & Portraits - Capturing Personality with Your Camera

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Great portraits are often made by interacting well with your subject, telling their story, and spicing things up with some great lighting. However, you do not need to buy costly studio lights to create great portraits.
This class will teach you how to create creative portraits using simple household lighting.

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If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.

Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.
Friday
May182012

Low-Light and Night Shooting

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This class is perfect for anyone who is familiar with how to control exposure settings on their DSLR camera and wishes to learn or improve their low-light and night time shooting techniques.

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If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.

Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.
Friday
May182012

Editing, Organizing and Using Your Digital Photos 

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The evening class covers the basics of getting your digital photos organized, step-by-step, and gives you helpful tips for selecting your best and sharing them with others.

 

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If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.

Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.

If you have questions or need more information, please contact us.

Because every camera is different, we ask that participants review their camera manual before the course and come prepared, able to locate the buttons and menu selections on their own camera.