GTA Photography Classes

I took the Photo 101 course with Lauren recently, and I described it to my friend after as «Like she was attempting to teach photography to a pack of golden retrievers.» Sum it up to say if you’re truly a moron and take 30 minutes to understand a simple concept, then sure take these classes. Otherwise, you’ll end up like me, feeling frustrated and spending most of the class checking Twitter on your phone. I wrote a detailed review about the class that you can read here —

I just took this course (bootcamp weekend course — Photo 101) last weekend and it was eye opening! All those buttons on your camera that you have no clue about b/​c you et your camera to auto — well they tell you about them here — how to use them, what the best scenarios are to use them in, etc. There is a little theory, with some examples and lots of hands on practicing outside. I can’t believe what a difference know a few things can do to your photos! Mine look 100x better with a few simple tweaks! They have a lot of different classes here — niche photography (ie — food photography, portrait photography… etc). The instructor I had was Lauren and she was fabulous — she answered all questions honestly and was definitely knowledgeable in her craft. I will sign up for another bootcamp class shortly as I think they are valuable to the budding photographer.

I took the 101 course a few months back and it was the best decision I could have made to learn more about my new DSLR camera. I tried learning a few things on my own online but the hands on approach and thorough lessons taught by our instructor were incomparable to online self-​learning. If you are looking to start doing photography and are not sure where to start, this is the place for you! The best part of the class is they take you on field trips so that you can apply what you were taught in class and put it to practise. Perfect experience. I can’t wait to take the 201 class!