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WANDERLIGHT STUDIO

An eye for
possibility.

Bring your camera. Bring your curiosity. We’ll figure out the next part together.

Learn what your camera can do, get comfortable with the technical side, and make photographs that feel like your own. Classes combine new skills with time to try them out.

Explore the upcoming youth classes and adult courses below.

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LEARN. TRY. MAKE SOMETHING.

Upcoming
classes.

Find a place to start, or make room for the next thing you want to learn.

For young photographers

8 weeks

Middle school

Introduction to Photography

Get to know your camera and the exposure triangle: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. Creative projects give students a chance to put those new skills to work and explore what they can make.

  • An introduction to the exposure triangle
  • Creative projects to practice new skills
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Semester-long course

High school

Introduction to Photography

A more in-depth introduction to photography, with time to build technical skills and develop a creative eye. Students explore how camera settings, light, composition, and color work together.

  • The exposure triangle
  • Basic lighting patterns
  • Composition and color
  • Creative projects to practice their skills
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For curious grown-ups

Not yet scheduled4- and 8-week sessions

Adults

Get to Know Your Camera

Get more comfortable with your camera and learn how to put its settings to work. These courses pair instruction with practice, so you can build your skills by making photographs.

  • Learn how to use your camera
  • Put new skills into practice
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Not yet scheduled

Adults

Introduction to Lighting

Start exploring what happens when you bring your own light. Learn the basics of off-camera flash and how to use simple lighting patterns to shape a photograph.

  • Getting started with off-camera flash
  • Basic lighting patterns
  • Practice working with light
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