Workshops Do you want to learn more about photography and how to take better photos with the equipment you have? Do you have questions about image editing tools, like Photoshop? Our detailed and ongoing instruction can help simplify your questions and point you in the right direction!
- Pecos Community Center - An Intro to Photography Class is being held called Great Photos! To learn more about the Winter, Spring, and Summer classes, click here, or to sign up, call the community center at 602-495-5500 and tell them you want to sign up for Great Photos!
- Pecos Community Center - A follow-up expansion class to Great Photos!
is now available and called Great Photos II! To learn more about the Winter,
Spring, and Summer classes, click here, or to sign up call the community center at 602-495-5500 and tell them you want to sign up for Great Photos II!
- Private Lessons are available in Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom and lighting. Contact us for an estimate today!
- Please contact us with any inquiries or portfolio requests.
Some Advice...
Invest in good lenses. Invest in educating yourself. Invest time in PRACTICE!!! Shoot, Shoot, Shoot!
When finding photo opportunities or jobs, try to shoot what you love. When you shoot what you love, your passion shows in the photos you capture.
It's easy to get caught up in the "equipment wars" feeling that you must always upgrade. Accepting that there will always be something bigger and better can save you a lot of headaches and money. Someone shooting what they love with a point-and-shoot camera will capture better photos than someone with with expensive equipment and no interest in what they're shooting. So when you're starting out, find a piece of equipment you can grow with and stick with it.
Equipment can and does make a difference in the right hands. However, there is no substitute for technique and passion for what you're shooting. It's what makes a good photo GREAT.
Finally, always remember that photography is a joy. If you're not enjoying it then something is wrong. Take a step back and refocus.
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