Kids Learn Photography

Hey everyone! I just opened up a 2nd round of the Kids Learn Photography Online sessions! Our first round filled up in less than 24 hours! There’s a free 2-week trial starting this Tuesday and sessions will run for 12 weeks in total. All you need is a smartphone camera, nothing fancy!... This time I will have more capacity and will be breaking up the sessions by age: 7-11 and 12-18. Watch the video below to see what we’ll be covering as well as real photos created in the first few weeks of the program. These are live sessions and will also be recorded in case you miss a class. Any questions, please direct message me for a quick response. Would be great if you could share this with other families as well who are looking for fun, educational, and creative activities for their children over the summer. Please fill out the registration form as soon as you can to secure your spot! https://forms.gle/bRaWpz1HRvjf6mk47 Thank you!

This is a great article on the benefits of teaching children the art and skill of photography! https://youaremom.com/parenting/benefits-of-photography/

See our students in action!

Another example from our shutter speed session - how to freeze action with high shutter speeds. Shot and edited by students aged 10-14.

Teaching the role of shutter speed through exercises like this shows how to create light streaks using a slow shutter speed. Shot and edited by students aged 10-14.

Glasses, water, coloured paper, and light - we teach our students you don't need anything expensive to create masterpieces!

Creating magazine-worthy images as part of our Food Photography session. Shot and edited by students aged 10-14.

Students create some very unique abstract art pieces by mixing a number of different objects. Shot and edited by students aged 10-14.

Our students get pretty creative with everyday objects! Shot and edited by students aged 10-14.

Learning how to select focus points is very important! We teach our students how to move their focus selectors around to guide the viewer to the subject. Shot and edited by students aged 10-14.